Can you really beat a lie detector test? How accurate are polygraphs? And what happens when an examiner gets it wrong?

In this special guest episode of Inside the Polygraph, David Goldberg joins Giuliano Grimaldo, host of How to Be a Person, for an eye-opening conversation about the science, psychology, and human stories behind polygraph examinations.

With over 25 years of experience and more than 20,000 polygraph examinations conducted, David pulls back the curtain on a profession often misunderstood by the public and misrepresented in movies and television.

Throughout the conversation, David shares his professional insights and real-life experiences, including:

• Can You Beat a Polygraph? Why David believes examiner experience plays a critical role in detecting deception and attempted manipulation.
• How Polygraphs Actually Work: What happens during an examination, what physiological responses are measured, and why examinees review questions beforehand.
• When Polygraphs Get It Wrong: False positives, false negatives, inexperienced examiners, and the importance of seeking a second opinion.
• Real Cases, Real Consequences: Stories involving infidelity, false accusations, employment disputes, and individuals seeking to clear their names.
• Beyond Criminal Investigations: How polygraph examinations are used in relationships, custody disputes, workplace investigations, and personal matters.
• Victim Advocacy: David's experiences helping survivors of sexual abuse seek validation and personal closure.
• The Lindsey Clancy Case: David shares his perspective on the case, false confessions, witness testimony, and the dangers of public speculation.
• The Human Side of Truth: Why David believes empathy, professionalism, and ethical interviewing are essential to every examination.

David also explains why a failed or inconclusive polygraph result should never define someone's future—and shares powerful stories of individuals who found new opportunities after devastating setbacks.

Whether you're skeptical of polygraphs, curious about how they work, or fascinated by the psychology of deception, this conversation offers a compelling look inside the world of truth verification.

The episode presents David's professional experiences and opinions. Polygraph results are not infallible and should not be treated as conclusive proof of truthfulness or deception.

Special thanks to Giuliano Grimaldo and How to Be a Person for hosting this conversation.

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The insights shared on Inside the Polygraph with David Goldberg are drawn from real investigative experience and decades of professional work in criminal justice and forensic interviewing. David Goldberg is a certified polygraph examiner and founder of Executive Protection Group Polygraph Services, based in Virginia Beach.

This podcast is intended for educational and informational purposes, offering clarity on deception detection, investigative processes, and the realities behind high-profile cases.

If you or someone you know needs a professional polygraph examination, take the first step toward clarity and truth.

Call David Goldberg at (757) 495-1301 to schedule a confidential consultation today.

In this follow-up episode of Inside the Polygraph, David examines newly discussed evidence surrounding the sexual assault allegations involving seven Cornell University fraternity members, while challenging how the original investigation was conducted.

Drawing on his experience as a former sexual assault investigator and professional polygraph examiner, David addresses:

• New Evidence: A reported recorded conversation between the accuser and a fraternity member, along with troubling text messages.
• Investigative Failures: Why David believes Cornell University Police failed to thoroughly investigate the allegations.
• Intoxication & Sexual Assault: The role of alcohol, alleged ketamine use, and the inability to provide meaningful consent while incapacitated.
• Bystander Responsibility: The moral obligation to intervene when witnessing suspected sexual abuse.
• Cornell's Response: David's criticism of the university's disciplinary actions and questions about institutional accountability.
• The Investigation Moving Forward: Why David believes a thorough, impartial investigation is essential to establishing the truth.

David also delivers a powerful message to parents, students, and universities nationwide: sexual assault allegations must be taken seriously, investigated thoroughly, and evaluated on evidence—not reputation, wealth, or institutional influence.

Important Disclaimer: This episode discusses allegations of sexual assault that have not been established as criminal guilt. The individuals named have not been found guilty of a criminal offense according to the episode's account. David's assessments and criticisms reflect his professional opinions, not judicial findings.

Real Cases. | Real Conversations. | The Truth.

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The insights shared on Inside the Polygraph with David Goldberg are drawn from real investigative experience and decades of professional work in criminal justice and forensic interviewing. David Goldberg is a certified polygraph examiner and founder of Executive Protection Group Polygraph Services, based in Virginia Beach.

This podcast is intended for educational and informational purposes, offering clarity on deception detection, investigative processes, and the realities behind high-profile cases.

If you or someone you know needs a professional polygraph examination, take the first step toward clarity and truth.

Call David Goldberg at (757) 495-1301 to schedule a confidential consultation today.