Ms. Cohen confirmed that she hid a photograph of her son <> somewhere in the office of Greig Veeder, LCSW at Teaching Humane Existence, Inc.

Ms. Cohen reported that she is employed as journalist at the Wall Street Journal, and confirmed that she was visiting Colorado on business at the time of the examination.

Ms. Cohen denied taking any medications and denied having any general or acute health problems at the time3 of the examination.

DIAGNOSTIC FINDINGS:

Upon completion of the pretest interview, this examiner determined Ms. Cohen to be suitable for the polygraph technique.

Upon review of the polygraph test questions, Ms. Cohen indicated that she completely understood the scope and meaning of each question. A Searching Peak of Tension examination was administered using a fully computerized multichannel polygraph instrument, that is capable of simultaneously recording both thoracic and abdominal respiration, in addition to electrodermal and cardiograph recording. The recording instrument includes dedicated components to monitor test subject behavior and assist in the differentiation of authentic sympathetic/autonomic response activity from data that includes adultered autonomic and peripheral/behavioral nervous system activities intended to alter or defeat the test results. One polygraph test chart was completed.

Careful examination of Ms. Cohen's polygraph examination record revealed test data of adequate interpretable quality, that was of normal response amplitude and sufficiently free of artifacted and uninterpretable segments to complete a standard evaluation of these test results.

Upon careful analysis of Ms. Cohen's polygraph examination data, it is the opinion of this examiner that there were significant reactions indicative of deception in response to the questions indicated below:

Question: Did you hide that picture in the file cabinet?Answer: (No) (no opinion)

Question: Did you hide that picture under the couch cushion?Answer: (No) (significant reactions)

Question: Did you hide that picture in a desk drawer?Answer: (No) (no opinion)

Question: Did you hide that picture in the garbage can?Answer: (No) (no opinion)

Question: Did you hide that picture under the rug?Answer: (No) (no opinion)

Following the completion of the in-test phase of this examination, Ms. Cohen admitted that she hid the

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photograph of her son under the couch cushion.

If you have any questions or need any further assistance or information, please contact me by telephone/voicemail at (303) 587-0599, FAX (720) 554 7677, or email at raymond@raymondnelson.us.

Respectfully,

Raymond Nelson, MA, NCCNational Certified Counselor,Post-Conviction Certified Polygraph Examiner,Colorado SOMB Listed Polygraph Examiner

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