...According to prosecutors, Dixon charged his customers $1,000 a day or more for hands-on training, advertising on his “Polygraph Consultants of America” Web site that he could help people appear to be truthful on a test, then traveling across the country to meet those interested in his services. Among his 69 to 100 clients from late 2010 to April 2012, prosecutors said, were unqualified applicants for federal law enforcement jobs and convicted sex offenders — including a former English teacher at a middle school in Rockville who was convicted of sexually abusing a 12-year-old boy and had to take polygraph tests as a condition of his parole...
The Washington Post: Indiana man accused of teaching people to beat lie detector tests faces prison time
SEE PAGE 6 OF THE STATEMENT OF FACTS FOR REFERENCE TO MONTGOMERY COUNTY SEX OFFENDER:
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