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How to Get a Free Lie Detector Test

How to Get a Free Lie Detector Test
Written By
Michael Jones
Michael Jones
Dec 18, 2009
1 minute read

There are many lie detectors on the market but it's extremely difficult to find a free one. You will likely find several free trial versions online, but there is only one complete test that is actually free. The software is called Prevaricator and it uses voice stress analysis (VSA) to detect lies. The lie detector test itself is free, but you will need a microphone hooked up to your computer to use it. Even with the best computer microphone money can buy, it's still difficult to get a truly accurate reading from a VSA lie detector test.

Go to www.LieDetectionSoftware.zoomshare.com and scroll down the screen. You will see a link that says "Click Here to Download." This link will allow you to download Prevaricator.

Click on Download and then Save. Save the file with whatever name you want to save it as.

Open the software on your computer.

Talk through your microphone about whatever you choose. When you're done talking, click on the playback button. The lie detection software will play back your recording and graph out your voice on a virtual polygraph screen. When you lie, the audio marks will enter the red border on the top and bottom of the graph. When you tell the truth, the audio marks will stay in the middle of the graph.

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Michael Jones

Michael Jones reported campus news stories for The University of Southern California's student newspaper, "The Daily Trojan," for four years before graduating Summa Cum Laude with a Bachelor of Science in journalism. He has since gone on…

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