Saidai v. Security Insurance of Hartford

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• holding that a confession was involuntary where, among other factors, during prolonged interrogation, the examiner told the suspect that the polygraph “machine was infallible and knew the truth just like defendant and God.”
• holding that a confession was involuntary where, among other factors, during prolonged interrogation, the examiner told the suspect that the polygraph \machine was infallible and knew the truth just like defendant and God.\

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