-
Leonarde Keeler (October 30, 1903 –
September 20, 1949) was the co-inventor of the polygraph. He was
named after the
polymath Leonardo da Vinci, and preferred...
-
renowned police chief August Vollmer.
Further work on this
device was done by
Leonarde Keeler. As Larson's protege,
Keeler updated the
device by
making it portable...
-
Zaleska (based on real-life
convict Theodore Marcinkiewicz) (uncredited)
Leonarde Keeler as himself, the
actual inventor of the
Polygraph (uncredited) E...
- of development, EDA
monitors were
incorporated in
polygraph machines by
Leonarde Keeler.
Rigorous testing of the
polygraph has
yielded mixed results, and...
-
Melanie Zichy-Ferraris 14.
Count Joseph Jean François de
Ferraris 7.
Countess Marie Wilhelmine von
Ferraris 15.
Marie Henriëtte
Christine Leonarde d'Ursel...
- Guimarães; João da Ponte, from Aveiro; João Bernardes, from Lagos; João
Leonarde, from Vieira; and Gonçalo Anes da Fonseca, from Porto), as well as animals...
- Elvire-Louise-
Léonarde de Preissac,
comtesse de Cerny,
known as
Elvire de
Cerny (1818-1899) was a
French writer and folklorist. She
lived near
Dinan for...
-
polygraph machine tests. Both
tests were
administered by
polygraph expert Leonarde Keeler, who told Ness that
Sweeney was the culprit. Ness
apparently felt...
- of
Connecticut from
Norwalk in 1698 Ken Keeler,
American comic writer Leonarde Keeler,
inventor of the
polygraph Ralph Keeler (1613–1672),
founding settler...
- – The Export-Import Bank of the
United States is incorporated. 1935 –
Leonarde Keeler administers polygraph tests to two
murder suspects, the
first time...
