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Lie detectors
Just read Armstrong's lawyers willing to allow lie detector use. My question is, would he cheat the lie detector, Beta Blockers are known to control heart rate under stressful conditions, perhaps others can do likewise and could their use be masked by an agent?
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Finally, a sensible article about it, top work Road.cc and Mr MacMichael
The thing is, this story is all over the internet and is being reported as LA could take lie detector test... which is a bit of a leap from what was actually said.
Here's our take on it
http://road.cc/68966
I didn't mean to sound like I was having a dig at here, if thats what you thought Tony?
All I meant was, It was a couple of questions in a very brief conversation, yet its a full blown news story now
thanks Gkam yes - we're in the process of making a whole article out of it too. Would've been on earlier but a bit of an Armstrong story logjam.
didn't work in Homeland
Brilliant reply, I was just about to post the same thing.
People have ways of getting round Lie Detectors aswell as doping control.
Here's the 1.30 interview with his lawyer
http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/0/cycling/19941445
Yet BBC, have managed to make a whole article out of it
http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/0/cycling/19941030