Comments by "Ida Larsen" (@idalarsen2540) on "Mom Says She Didn’t Coach Kids To Claim Their Dad Abused Them. Do The Polygraph Results Back Her …" video.

There may be someone else that coached the kids. Somethings seems really off about her, but her actually taking the polygraph and passing gave her some credibility, especially considering he did not. Now, the polygraph is not an excact science, hence why it's not used in court. They only detect what you percieve to be true, not what the objective truth actually is. Also, it's only about 75% effective which is not at all good. It just all baffles me so much, because the mother acts real weird while the father seems legitimately horrified as well as truthful - he seems like someone falsely accused of child abuse. I can't wrap my head around all of this at all, that's rare.
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Remember that polygraphs are only about 75% accurate, hence why they're not used in court. Also, it never detects actual truth, that's what evidence does. Lie detector tests are supposed to sense your own perception of the truth. If she has gotten herself to belive this sincerely, she's not technically lying. Polygraphs are too confusing and too non-conclusional, hence why they can't be used in court as it is not evidence considering it not being accurate/giving a clear picture like proper evidence does.
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