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Is Social Media Deception or Information Overload ruining our Lives?

Jan 5, 2026

There’s no doubt that social media is a force for good in so many ways. It keeps us in touch with distant family and allows us to buy things we want in just a few clicks. However, there is a dark side when social media deception can harm in so many ways. Fake news and...

How Lie Detector Tests for Unexplained Wealth Order Cases could Save Money

Dec 30, 2025

Introduced in January last year under the 2017 Criminal Finances Act, UWOs (Unexplained Wealth Orders) make it compulsory for people to explain where they obtained the money to purchase assets with a minimum value of £50,000. However, court action can be both time...

How Polygraph Examiners in Ireland can help with Cold Cases

Dec 26, 2025

The polygraph is an investigative tool used by several UK police forces but it is still under-utilised in Ireland. Its use by police in Britain relates mainly to the monitoring of released sex offenders and domestic abusers. However, polygraph examiners in Ireland...

Polygraph Examiners in Northern Ireland support pre-employment screening for Healthcare Workers

Dec 25, 2025

We have been urging healthcare providers to introduce lie detector tests into their pre-employment screenings for years. One recent story in the news suggests this should be a mandatory requirement. Our polygraph examiners in Northern Ireland already provide private...

Polygraph Examiner in Athlone advises best way to out a Compulsive Liar

Dec 24, 2025

Q: Can your Polygraph Examiner in Athlone expose a liar at my party? I know your organisation doesn’t do lie detector tests for entertainment but I wonder if you can help me. I have a friend who seems to have done everything I’ve done, but better. This email makes me...

Are Lie Detectors Really Effective?

Dec 23, 2025

In ancient India and China, a method called “spitting” refers to a test that is conducted to determine if a person is lying or not. The method involves filling the mouth of a suspected liar with rice. If the uncooked rice or grains are stuck inside the mouth or remain...