The Art of Detection: Insights from Bill Fleisher part 2

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In this episode of Cold Red, Ray Carr and Fitz welcome back Bill Fleisher, a renowned expert in polygraph training and law enforcement. The conversation delves into the intricacies of polygraph testing, the science behind detecting deception, and the importance of training and experience in the field. Bill shares insights into the VDOC Society, which focuses on solving cold cases, including the infamous Boy in the Box case. The episode culminates in the identification of Joseph Augustus Zarelli, shedding light on the emotional and investigative journey behind this long-unsolved mystery.

Takeaways

Polygraph testing combines psychology and physiology to detect deception.
The accuracy of polygraphs can vary based on the nature of the questions asked.
Training and experience are crucial for effective polygraph examination.
Polygraphs are used in law enforcement for hiring and investigations.
The VDOC Society aims to solve cold cases using modern forensic techniques.
The Boy in the Box case remains one of Philadelphia's most haunting mysteries.
DNA advancements have played a significant role in identifying cold case victims.
The journey of solving cold cases often involves collaboration among various experts.
There are often deeper emotional connections in cold cases than initially apparent.
The identification of Joseph Augustus Zarelli highlights the importance of persistence in investigations.

Keywords

polygraph, deception detection, law enforcement, VDOC Society, cold cases, forensic science, Bill Fleisher, Joseph Augustus Zarelli, boy in the box, interview techniques

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