Lena takes James Brant and his attorney, Buddy Paladino, to
a polygraph room. She worries that ever since corporations started
using polygraph tests, countermeasures have been turning up on the Internet.
Antiperspirants sprayed on fingertips to prevent sweating, antihistamines or
sedatives to raise or lower blood pressure, tacks placed in shoes and stepped
on after every question to equalize the physiological response. Lena doesn’t
trust Paladino, and still wonders how any defense attorney could ask for a
polygraph test when his client stands accused of stabbing his wife to death.
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