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What It's Like Lying to a Polygraph Machine
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2:08:35Now PlayingIn this video, we’re going to see something different from the usual interrogations. Today we’re going to watch a polygraph test, and how difficult it is for a killer to get away with lying.
This JCS inspired crime documentary will uncover the case of Sasha Samsudean.
On October 17, 2015, Sasha Samsudean returned to her apartment building after a night of heavy partying. Samsudean was quite drunk and had misplaced her keys and phone, and had no way of getting into the building. Another resident eventually opened the door for her, and the night guard, Stephen Duxbury, eventually left her in front of her door. These were Samsudean’s last moments; she would be dead by morning.
This is the questioning of Stephen Duxbury.
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