Mom Under Suspicion: The Polygraph Results

More information on this episode at: www.drphil.com/shows/show/1839/
Sarah took her two young boys, ages 2 and 4, to the gas station and ended up missing for 13 hours. She has been arrested on child abandonment charges and claims to have no memory of what happened. While at Dr. Phil, Sarah undergoes a polygraph examination. See the shocking results!
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[@lolasmom5816]

Shes so sure of her ability to lie that she legit thought she would be able to play the polygraph too. She's shocked that it didn't work

[@jeb5933]

This is one of my favorite Dr Phil episodes of all time. I can't find the whole episode anywhere!!

[@Ariel-ck9he]

Same!!

[@C.L.190]

@@Ariel-ck9he I'm looking for it, too! If I find it, I'll come back here and post the link

[@ChantillyLace1018]

@@C.L.190 I'd like the link too, if you can find it.

[@amandacarter7740]

I dont understand how the clip can be easily found but not the full episode

[@remopiccioni9456]

When Doctor Phil asked the questions she blinked a lot. I thought she was lieing.

[@josephdurkin8180]

She is acting guilty.......

[@suzannebarrow6464]

Would be great to know what happened to the mother she definitely knows more than shes telling .

[@robierre2836]

When you pull a Walter White, but then Dr. Phil somehow gets involved.

[@tashaclaire7258]

Brilliant!! 😂

[@laurenschultz5549]

Why does the video description say "how to keep up with the kardashians" ?

[@thegovernmenthatesyou7831]

hahahahhahahaha well spotted!!!!

[@theL0VERS]

This video will teach you how to keep up with the Kardashians and discuss a court case lmao

[@dianagiarrizzo8191]

Mine doesn't say that

[@billiewhite8370]

The Deer in the headlights look.... Guilt is a terrible thing to have to carry around with you. It never goes away....

[@CarisstaRashele]

What is this episode?? I want to know what it’s about the rest of this story!!

[@jeb5933]

It's my favorite Dr Phil. It' was such a memorable episode. I've looked everywhere and can't find the full episode but basically this woman came on the show claiming she lost like 3 days of her life and has no idea what happened like she claimed to have amnesia and apparently left her kids in a van at a gas station and then next thing she remembered was being at the police station or something. She took a polygraph and as you see she failed. My guess from the first time I saw this was she ran off with some guy to cheat on her husband and do drugs with this guy and she didn't wanna get in trouble with her husband so she pretended to have amnesia

[@markwalker8647]

She kept digging that hole.

[@missolesoul]

She abandoned her two and four year old in a hot car to meet someone.

[@Andy-1986]

She met up with a dude there, figured she would mess around with him and he would bring her back. Instead he drove off before she got in or he told her to get out. That’s why Dr. Phil asked if she got embarrassed about something.

[@rubeslatta2186]

I love micro expressions and micro movements.

[@ohitsmimi096]

What episode is this from?

[@beckyyeagersmith7252]

QUESTION: I am just seeing this episode via Roku. I hope CPS took the children for safety. Does anyone know? 4/14/2022

[@lorelaigilmore8483]

What’s with the video description? XD

[@kaitlynpomponio5041]

this video shows you how to keep up w the kardashians😂😭😭 what

[@EggmondChad]

LMAO it’s so weird

[@Mike-qn5et]

She's not even a good liar

[@joshuathomas2074]

This girl is an assistant manager for goodwill at 17th ave and Camelback ughhhhh

[@aileenmoore7503]

Why is it do you think that lie detectors findings are not admissible in a court of law anywhere outside the USA?

[@chuchuyeah3430]

They’re hardly admissible within the US, they’re nowhere near accurate enough to be allowed as evidence.

[@deannekliene2673]

When that law was passed they were very disputable and not very accurate. Some of the newer ones are accurate but as long as they can possibly be wrong they will not be admissible unless both parties agree which has been done. Theyre getting pretty good ..usually they are wrong due to human error, medications , questions put certain ways can cause it and some people are just not "testable": for various reasons ..Each individual is different with bodily reactions and chemistry.. environmental or developmental factors interestingly psychopaths have proven to occasionally have the ability to pass or mental illnesses whee a person is convinced of the lie. Too much for courts to dispute. ....just too many things can go wrong when it comes to convictions but If both parties agree to it along with the judge it can be done. I would t though.

[@aileenmoore7503]

@@deannekliene2673 they are not admissible anywhere in Europe because the information on how to pass them is easily available. Even with both parties consent, they are not considered trustworthy. It’s upsetting to think of all the people who have been branded thieves, pedophiles, liars and abusers on tv shows because of what amounts to a parlour game.

[@Jessica-gk5tt]

@@aileenmoore7503 well they can't be too wrong Chris watts filed his and he indeed did murder his wife and children

[@aileenmoore7503]

@@Jessica-gk5tt the laws of probability means his chances of passing it was 50/50, pass or fail. Does not in any way prove that the test works. No better than the toss of a coin I’m afraid.

[@haji818721]

You are caught, just fess up. You are going to make things worse from this point on by compounding you lie.

[@gunnerlangy]

She's not 'caught'. She failed the polygraph.

[@D-M-J]

@@gunnerlangy so basically caught lying?

[@gunnerlangy]

@@D-M-J Since when has the polygraph had anything to do with lie detection, it is junk science.

[@D-M-J]

@@gunnerlangy since you bought me a new car and took my junk car that's when

[@re3171]

@@gunnerlangy it’s kinda obvious the women is guilty

[@tracyross5831]

Look at THOSE eyes......Says it ALL.........

[@kj7792]

What happened? Dam where is the rest of the show?

[@monicapyle]

The clips used to be on KZbin but she was this straight laced Suzie homemaker and one day her vehicle was found with her little kids inside, unsupervised for a long period of time, and she is nowhere to be found. She was later found wandering around the streets, incoherent and confused. She claims she doesn't remember what happened that led to the events and even her husband said this is completely out of character for her. She isn't a druggie, wild party girl, etc. She claimed she had some sort of amnesia but doesn't remember from what. According to this polygraph she obviously knows why she ditched her kids in the car and why she was found hours later walking around seemingly drugged up but she's sticking to her story

[@kj7792]

@@monicapyle wow. Thanks you rock😊

[@monicapyle]

@@kj7792 you're welcome 😁

[@dakotabedwell6829]

Copyright probably

[@monicapyle]

@@dakotabedwell6829 dr phil doesn't post full episodes but he does post highlights of each episode (usually anywhere from 4-8 clips) and he had several clips of this episode posted a few years ago but they're not on youtube anymore.

[@andyt2k]

Very open ended question, she could remember a bird chirping or an itch that she hadn't told them about. You need clear cut questions "Did you harm your children" not "is there anything you remember at all that isn't listed here"

[@TheRenard10]

She never told the truth. Why'd she bother having kids?

[@k-awticbeats5765]

What happened?

[@tealjordan5110]

Where is the rest of the story?!? Grrr

[@StealthMode3924]

Read the description. 😂😂

[@ginakirkland386]

You can just tell she's lying

[@cindytaylor7155]

She is going down. What happened to the boys. I don't care about her.

[@debbiexoxoxo6628]

Looks like she going to jail with that story.

[@chilliecheesecake]

I'm spiderman

[@tempersflaire]

Awesome

[@kevinbrooks6147]

Dr. Phil needs waterboarding professional it seems...

[@Kelly-nt2rq]

Terrible liar.

[@219SandPond]

Liar liar pants on fire.

[@samanthamoore8693]

Those questions are geared for her to be labeled deceptive. Not very smart questions

[@haji818721]

No they weren't. Don't act like you know anything.

[@samanthamoore8693]

@@haji818721 lol so tough.

[@monicapyle]

I think they're straight forward yes or no questions. Either she knows what happened or she doesn't.

[@cortneyrens]

Mark: Agreed, these were very simple straightforward questions

[@kimanderson2342]

@@samanthamoore8693 hes right...stfu

[@xrebekahhopex]

those eyebrows though lmao

[@notown4204]

So much for all mom's are great

[@evabartlett4599]

Who ever said that? Many moms (and dads) have killed their kids.

[@usmcchrisg]

She was on rapper's island.

[@ginakirkland386]

I think she’s having an affair and left the kids to see the other guy

[@eddiebrooks513]

she is lying, no doubt about it

[@tepilahruach802]

Talking softly; carrying a big stick.

[@annemarieroberts1449]

Bra I don’t believe her

[@michaelmoore2802]

L L P O F

[@seanrussell6801]

She looks and acts alot from another show....

[@robertlove9614]

My son is 4 years old and when he grows up I have 1 word of advice for him NEVER MARRY A WOMEN.

[@credo3497]

Jit want his son gay

[@joememphis1571]

The polygraph results are fraudulent sometimes as Dr. Phil likes to gaslight people. He is so accusatory.

[@lolasmom5816]

No they arent. She was obviously lying the whole episode

[@joememphis1571]

@@lolasmom5816 Yes they are fraudulent. She backtracked when she refused to confess and Dr. Phil curtly chastised her.

[@wendyhardin5259]

Oh good an expert weighted in. 🙄🤦‍♀️

[@joememphis1571]

@@wendyhardin5259 sure wiseass whatever you say and besides lie detector tests aren’t even admissible in 30 states.

[@saramarshall2957]

Sorry Joe but I don't believe that for one second..I've watched a lot of these polygraph exams and you can tell the integrity. With that being said I am sure there are legitimate ways that a test can be inaccurate which I why they are not admissible in a court but I have no doubt that these are done by the book

[@iguess620]

Sorry, i had to do it...FIRSTTT

[@harlotteoscara686]

Third

[@marionbayley1351]

WHY?