The issue of lie detector testing

Jun 12, 2008 Letters

DEAR EDITOR,
The Daily Chronicle of 10-06-08 published a letter written by one T. King, headlined ‘What about lie detector for the Opposition’, in which my name was mentioned.
Let me make it clear and for public record that I am prepared to submit myself to any lie detector test, first to debunk the scurrilous association of my name with the alleged 200 missing weapons, and, overtime, the other propaganda that the spin doctors have been busy disseminating.
My offer to submit to a lie detector test by professional technicians is predicated on the condition that, at the same time, the names of persons I will submit, subject themselves also to a lie detector test.
Some of the questions will revolve around Roger Khan, The Sun Chapman tragedy, the Abraham fire, the use of Lotto funds, and the amount of monies in overseas banks by certain high officials and their family members.
This will be a useful prelude to a truth commission, and the Commissioner of Police ought not to be excluded, to say if he knows where are the electronic equipment, high powered guns and ammunition that were found on Roger Khan and others on the East Coast, in December 2002.
And, further, are they in use? And if he does not know where they are, to whom did he surrender these things?
Let the truth, and nothing but the truth, prevail. One of the persons to put on the list, Mr. King, will be our High Commissioner to India and former Minister of Home Affairs.
Hamilton Green, J.P.

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