From: "Rich Gauszka" 

The polygraph examiner described the 3 individuals as ill-advised and naive
but telling the truth . The examiner did mention that it would be unheard
of for 3 individuals  to beat the test


http://www.wjr.com/Sectional.asp?id=4928

Frank Beckmann followed up on the story of the three Samaritans from
Michigan. Businessmen Lou Toth, Brian Moon and Jeffrey Schmitz took
hurricane relief supplies into Lake Charles, Louisiana, where they claim
they were abused, arrested and held in custody for four days on false
looting charges. Chris Lamfear, a 25-year veteran of the Michigan State
Police and the state's foremost polygraph examiner, administered lie
detector tests to these men and concluded that all three are telling the
truth.

audio link ( a good description of the tests - not like portrayed on TV )

http://rope.wjr.com/interviews/Beckmann/lamfear.mp3



"JaneL"  wrote in message
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> "Rich Gauszka" wrote:
>
>> They were stopped and accused of being looters - even that their rain
>>
>
> Is that the parish that was on Dateline/20-20/60 Minutes several years ago
> because they were stopping people and confiscating their cars?
>
> I listened to the whole thing.  On the one hand, the story is appalling,
> and
> the security and law enforcement officers should be punished severely.
>
> On the other hand, how dumb do you have to be to be furtively lurking
> around
> a casino where large sums of cash are transferred daily?  I can see where
> even sane security and law enforcement personnel would be suspicious of
> them.
>
>

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