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APA MAGAZINE
The Magazine for the Polygraph Professional
Donald Krapohl, Editor
November/December 2008
2009 APA
Volume 41,6
Elections, p. 13

APA Strategic
Plan
2008-2012,
p. 36.
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Contributors to this issue Contents

Robbie Bennett
Carlos Boshell
Barry Cushman
Donnie Dutton Membership News
Keith Gaines
Michael Gougler
Michael Lynch 5 APA Board of Directors
Vickie Murphy-Carr 6 Applicants for APA Membership
Marty Oelrich 6 APA Upgrades to Full Member
Lou Rovner 6 Certificate of Advanced Specialized Training
Chad Russell 7 Announcement—Upgrading Membership Classification
Pam Shaw 8 In Memoriam
Chuck Slupski 9 Financial Contributors
Dan Sosnowski 41 Application for Certificate of Advanced and
Donna Taylor Specialized Training
Don Weinstein

Deadlines
Training & Seminars

This issue closed on November
21, 2008.
11 Polygraph Examiner Training Schedule

12 Upcoming Seminars
Deadline for January/February
14 APA 44th Annual Seminar/Workshop - Information
issue is January 21, 2009.
and Registration Form

42 Polygraph Schools Accredited by the APA

Submission of Articles

From the Board
The APA Magazine is published by
the American Polygraph
Association. The mere publication
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of an article, news item, or notice in
17 Board of Directors’ Reports
this Magazine does not constitute
an endorsement by the American
Polygraph Association. Advertising
Regular Features
and Editorial address is: APA
Editor, P.O. Box 10411, Fort
Jackson, SC 29207, USA.
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Subscription address is: APA, P.O.
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Box 8037, Chattanooga, TN 37414-
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0037. Subscription rate is US
29 ASTM Update — Standardization and Ethics,
$100.00, mailed periodical class.
by Marty Oelrich
Outside US $125.00, mailed 31 Research Review—Polygraph is Standard Feature of
periodical class. Changes of DUI Offenders Program, by Louis Rovner
address should be sent to: APA, 34 Tech Talk—Teaching New Examiners Old Tricks,
P.O. Box 8037, Chattanooga, TN by Michael B. Lynch
37414-0037. The Publisher is not
responsible for issues not received
Special Features
because of improper address
information. Submission of
polygraph-related newspaper
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articles should be sent to: Don

Krapohl, P.O. Box 10411, Fort
Jackson, SC 29207 or
[email protected].
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APA
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
2008-2009
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Director
President
Barry Cushman m
Michael Gougler
c/o PPD
P.O. Box 4022

Lago Vista, TX 78645 109 Middle Street b
Portland, ME 04101
[email protected]
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President - Elect r
Director
Editor’s Corner Daniel E. Sosnowski s
SOS Services Donald A. Weinstein
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30 Blackhawk Court
1069 Jamerson Road
Blythewood, SC 29016-7755
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Donald J. Krapohl [email protected] [email protected] p

Director
Chairman of the Board
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large measure to input from the

membership. The Magazine will
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continue to add interesting features, Vice President –
Vickie T. Murphy-Carr
technical articles, news reports, Government
Maryland Institute of Criminal
seminar photos, and some lighter
Keith Gaines
Justice
fare, too, in addition to the P.O. Box 10411
8424 Veterans Highway, Suite 3
information columns the Magazine Ft. Jackson, SC 29207
has always carried. [email protected] Millersville, MD 21108-0458
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There are some new ideas for our
Vice President – Private
journal too. The first issue of
Polygraph in 2009 will be a special Chuck Slupski Ex Officio Members
edition dedicated to articles selected P.O. Box 686

by the APA School Directors. All Morrow, GA 30260
articles suggested and then elected [email protected] National Office Manager
by majority vote of the School Robbie Bennett
Directors have been included. The Vice President – P.O. Box 8037
goal of this project was to create a Chattanooga, TN 37414-0037
Law Enforcement
standard reference for not just [email protected]
Pam Shaw
students, but a fundamental resource
EKU, Funderburk Building
for all examiners. We think you’ll General Counsel
enjoy it. Look for it in March 2009. 521 Lancaster Avenue
Gordon L. Vaughan, Esq.
Richmond, KY 40475
Vaughan & DeMuro
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As this year comes to a close, I 111 S. Tejon St., Suite 410

extend my best wishes to all for the Colorado Springs, CO 80903-2245
coming year. May it bring joy and Treasurer
peace to you and your loved ones. Chad Russell Editor-in-Chief
252 Helmsdale Drive
Donald J. Krapohl
- Don Henderson, NV 89104 P.O. Box 10411
[email protected] Ft. Jackson, SC 29207
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Applicants for APA Membership

s Candace R. (Adams) Bavetta Tujunga, California
Fred J. Albertson Grand Junction, Colorado
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Nikola Bozinovski Skopje, Macedonia

e Megan E. Brown Kingston, Ontario, Canada
Thomas J. Cameron Fort Lauderdale, Florida
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Harry K. Chamberlain, II Hanover, Maryland
Dana D. Conley Wauchula, Florida

Paul A. D’Angelo Washington, D.C.
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Martin R. Davila Fresno, California
Mark O. Drummond Shawnee, Oklahoma
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h Michael D. Freshour Parkersburg, West Virginia
Andrew M. Goldstein Waxhaw, North Carolina

s James P. Greene Middletown, Delaware

r Kevin Hamill Alachua, Florida
Brian H. Hampton Topeka, Kansas
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Jon C. Holland Tacoma, Washington

b Stephen D. Jenkins Norfolk, Virginia
Russ R. Johnson North Fork, California
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Erika L. Lee Detroit, Michigan
Cynthia E. Morse Salem, Oregon
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Mauricio Ortega Zuniga Mexico City, Mexico

M Maria C. Pauwels Ramirez Bogota, Colombia
Maria C. Perez Casorran Madrid, Spain
Alfred Podhorodecki Melbourne, Australia
Cesar Augusto Rodriguez Rueda Bogota, Colombia
Norman J. Ryan Puyallup, Washington
John W. Sanders, Jr. Sioux City, Iowa
Martin Taylor Victoria, Australia
Thomas E. Whitaker Ranch Cucamonga, California
Dale A. Young Rockledge, Florida

APA Upgrades Certificate of Advanced
to Full Member & Specialized Training
Efraim Admoni Christopher Ballard
Jos Buschman Martin E. Burke
Eric J. Macolino Will Draughon
Sandra Monslave David M. Goldberg
Rosemary Montalto Bonnie L. Harrison
Terry J. Mullins J. Stephen Harrison
Lorraine Pagan Jonathan Laughlin
Angela Vega-Lavinio Kathleen A. Roberts
Louis Rovner
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Announcement
Upgrading Membership Classification – Associate to Full Member

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If you have a college degree and you have completed a minimum of 200 polygraph
examinations, request that your membership classification be upgraded from ASSOCIATE
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to FULL MEMBER.

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In order for the Board of Directors to act upon your request, it will be necessary for you to:
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Provide a notarized statement from your supervisor or knowledgeable colleague, who must e
be a full member of the American Polygraph Association (APA), attesting that you have
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completed a minimum of 200 polygraph examinations.
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Please forward the certification directly to:

APA National Office i

P.O. Box 8037 p
Chattanooga, TN 37414-0037

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If you have any problems or questions regarding your membership, please call the National

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sign up
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details
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In Memoriam
Nick Savastano

The APA regrets to announce the passing of member Nick Savastano on
November 22nd at the age of 63. Mr. Savastano, graduated from the National
Academy of Lie Detection in 1982 and was an APA member beginning in 1995.
He began his law enforcement career as a State Trooper with the Massachusetts
State Police where he served for eight years before entering private practice.
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Financial Contributors
The American Polygraph Association expresses its appreciation for the following donors,
whose generous contributions help support the mission and programs of the APA:

Frank Argenbright $500 Homer Killian $ 50
Judd Bank 20 Lynn Marcy 125
J. Barefoot 25 Dee Moody 25
Charles Bean 25 Robert Mylott 50
Silva Calderon Brenes 15 Samual Obasi 25
James Carey 100 Patrick Pond 100
William Chittenden 50 Janet Pumphrey 50
Colin Cook 25 Morris Ragus 100
Luz Del Carmen Diaz 85 Ernest Roll 50
John Franks 10 Chester Romatowski 50
Clifford Freeman 25 William Scheve 100
Keith Gaines 50 Shirley Sturm 100
Avital Ginton 50 Ron Tal 25
Richard Gora 25 Ramon Tarafa-Ortiz 20
Larry Hobson 50 John Trimarco 100
Michael Hodge 50 Woodrow Tripp 5
Gary Hoss 50 Don Weinstein 100
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