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renowned Polygraph Expert

L. Stan Fulmer is a renowned polygraph expert with an impressive career spanning over four decades. With an unwavering commitment to accuracy, credibility, and professionalism, Mr. Fulmer has conducted over 20,000 polygraph examinations throughout the United States. As the founder of L.S. Fulmer, Inc., he leads a team of highly trained and certified polygraph examiners, delivering exceptional services to a wide range of clients, including defense attorneys, businesses, law enforcement agencies, the military, and individuals seeking personal testing.

Professional Qualifications

Stan Fulmer’s professional qualifications and commitment to continuous improvement are evident in his extensive education and training. He graduated from the University of South Carolina in 1975, majoring in psychology. In 1978, he further honed his expertise by graduating from the prestigious Munford Polygraph Institute. Mr. Fulmer’s dedication to advancing the field of polygraph examination led him to become an instructor and trainer for the methodology of polygraph at the Academy of Polygraph Science and Methodology. He has also served as a trainer for other polygraph examiners, both in business and law enforcement.

Mr. Fulmer’s contributions to research and development in polygraph testing are noteworthy. He collaborated closely with Dr. William Yankee, the first director of the Department of Defense Polygraph Institute (DODPI), in developing advanced techniques and studies for future computerized polygraph instruments. Mr. Fulmer’s expertise extends beyond traditional polygraph testing, as he has also conducted analysis for written psychological tests and developed instructions and videos for incoming polygraph students.

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Experienced Polygraph Testing

With his extensive experience, Mr. Fulmer is recognized as one of the most experienced polygraph examiners in the United States. He has conducted polygraph examinations and provided expert testimony for defense attorneys, law enforcement agencies, and military personnel. His expertise extends to conducting examinations in high-stakes situations, including Death Row cases, with results sent directly to the Governor. Mr. Fulmer’s track record speaks for itself, demonstrating his exceptional proficiency in the field of polygraph testing.

In addition to his impressive qualifications, Mr. Fulmer has been an annual speaker for criminal justice classes at the University of North Carolina—Charlotte, sharing his knowledge and expertise with aspiring professionals in the field. He has also appeared as an expert trial polygraph examiner on Court TV during live criminal trials, further establishing his reputation as a trusted authority in the industry.

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WHAT OUR SATISFIED CLIENTS ARE SAYING

First time needing a polygraph test and I didn't know what to expect going in. The intake process is very thorough in finding specifically what you're wanting the polygraph for. From there it's broken down further into specific questions you are needing asked to show what you need shown. Everything was explained in a manner that was easy to understand. The polygraph equipment was interesting, but not overbearing. I felt comfortable wearing it. I at no point felt like I was being interrogated, and the tests where practiced before hooking up the polygraph test.

Overall, I thought the test was executed well, explained clearly, and objective identification was a great place to start. Highly recommend if you need a polygraph performed

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Frequently Asked Questions

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Can anyone take or request a polygraph test?

Yes, anyone can request a polygraph test, with the age minimum typically around 12 years old. The individual’s maturity and understanding of the subject matter are considered when determining eligibility. Certain health conditions may be taken into account on a case-by-case basis.
How accurate is a polygraph test?

Polygraph examinations conducted by L.S. Fulmer, Inc. combine skill and science. With advanced technology and over 40 years of licensed polygraph testing experience, Stan Fulmer brings expert knowledge and accuracy to each examination. Professionally administered polygraph tests have been shown to be 98% accurate, according to research by the Department of Defense.
Can nervousness cause a person to "fail" a polygraph test?

Nervousness alone does not cause someone to “fail” a polygraph test. Most individuals, both guilty and innocent, may experience nervousness during the examination. However, an experienced polygraph examiner can distinguish between nervousness and the specific reactions of a guilty individual to certain questions.
How long does a polygraph test typically last?

The duration of a polygraph test depends on various factors, including the type of examination and the complexity of the issues involved. On average, a polygraph test can range from one to three hours. The examiner will provide more specific information based on the individual circumstances.
What is the difference between a polygraph and a lie detector test?

The terms “polygraph” and “lie detector” are often used interchangeably, referring to the same testing method. A polygraph test measures physiological responses such as heart rate, blood pressure, and respiratory patterns to detect signs of deception.