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Truth or consequences: The so-called lie detector is depended on sometimes by police investigators, who hire such specialists as John Jurens, left, when cases are particularly tough
Truth or consequences: The so-called lie detector is depended on sometimes by police investigators, who hire such specialists as John Jurens, left, when cases are particularly tough

Truth or consequences: The so-called lie detector is depended on sometimes by police investigators, who hire such specialists as John Jurens, left, when cases are particularly tough

Date12/17/1983
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Original Toronto Star caption: Truth or consequences: The so-called lie detector is depended on sometimes by police investigators; who hire such specialists as John Jurens; left; when cases are particularly tough.
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ProvenanceFrom the Toronto Star Archives
CollectionToronto Star Photograph Archive
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Copyright HolderToronto Star (Firm)
Object NumberTSPA_0120184F
Star reporter George Gamester watches machine with which polygraph expert John Jurens is giving him a lie detector test
Star reporter George Gamester watches machine with which polygraph expert John Jurens is giving him a lie detector test
Bull, Ron
1/22/1973
George Gamestar watches machine with which poly graph expert John Jurens is giving him a lie detector test the tube harness around gamester's chest measures his breathing
George Gamestar watches machine with which poly graph expert John Jurens is giving him a lie detector test the tube harness around gamester's chest measures his breathing
Bull, Ron
1/22/1973
Toronto Polygraphist, Dr. Ben Silverberg demonstrates the use of a lie detector
Toronto Polygraphist, Dr. Ben Silverberg demonstrates the use of a lie detector
Bull, Ron
6/16/1983
With an Electronic metal detector, Constable Ken Pollitt of Mississauga police checks Mike Marino of Exford Dr., Scarborough, at Toronto International Airport
With an Electronic metal detector, Constable Ken Pollitt of Mississauga police checks Mike Marino of Exford Dr., Scarborough, at Toronto International Airport
Dinsmore, Ted
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Scarborough, passes the search with flying colors as Constable Ken Pollitt of Mississauga police passes detector over him
Scarborough, passes the search with flying colors as Constable Ken Pollitt of Mississauga police passes detector over him
Dinsmore, Ted
6/8/1972
Any Bugs? Samuel W. Daskam of a U.S. firm demonstrates a detector that tracks eavesdropping devices. It's part of an exhibit at the Toronto Hilton Hotel
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Why a Conference of Charities and Correction should be formed in Canada
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Double trouble: Jewelry storeowner Shing shows electronic eye he had put in after two daylight break-ins by armed robbers in six months
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Getting the goods
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Norman Erickson, With pulse height analyzer machine
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Canada customs dog handler (not allowed to photograph him or use his name) with Labratdor 'Court' = a four year old dog/sniffing out luggage at Pearson (lloking for drugs)
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