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Disappeared they caught some security guards and falsely aah accused them. so it wasn't very encouraging to come forth. >> geraldo: craig, very interesting. but how do you know your witness is telling the truth? >> well, geraldo, in 2008, he finally did come forward to the police. the police he says didn't believe his story. he got ahold of tim miller of texas equi search and he had him go to a former federal polygraph examiner and take not one but two polygraph exams, both of which he passed. i have copies of it and the papers that says no deception, geraldo. and he has no other motivation. h...

Disappeared they caught some security guards and falsely aah accused them. so it wasn't very encouraging to come forth. >> geraldo: craig, very interesting. but how do you know your witness is telling the truth? >> well, geraldo, in 2008, he finally did come forward to the police. the police he says didn't believe his story. he got ahold of tim miller of texas equi search and he had him go to a former federal polygraph examiner and take not one but two polygraph exams, both of which he passed. i have copies of it and the papers that says no deception, geraldo. and he has no other motivation. h...

Taking this polygraph exams. her lawyer was worried if she did come forward, she would be branded as a liar. the polygraph, she took. she gave her account of the evening and asked a couple of questions about whether she was telling the truth and she passed the polygraph. the examiner concluded she was being truthful. >> i want to get into this, she calls it a rape attempt. those are strong words saying this was a rape attempt. >> yes. i think they are very strong words. it's how she perceived this incident. she's very clear about that. i think one of the questions that i asked brett kavanaugh ...

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At the end of it, the cia concluded after endless interrogation and polygraph exams, they concluded that he had been telling the truth all along. he actually had nothing to offer. so, in 1967, they set him free with a new name. they let him resettle in some anonymous place in the american south. that was 1967. two years later, they decided he was legitimately a defector. eventually, the c.i.a. had realized that they haven't fixed this. what the c.i.a. had done was wrong. wrong. it was a bad idea. it was not only an embarrassment, but they were worried that if they did this