Polygraph test for alibi
When you’re wrongly suspected, the natural instinct is to prove your version. A polygraph examination can help — as long as we’re clear about what it can actually confirm. No promises of „guaranteed” innocence.
General information, not legal advice.
What „confirming an alibi” means
The polygraph doesn’t establish facts for you — it tests the consistency of your reactions to a clear, specific question (for example, about your presence somewhere, or your part in an event). So a concrete question is essential, as we explain in example questions.
What weight the report carries
It’s supporting evidence — a court assesses it freely alongside the rest. It doesn’t clear you automatically, but it can strongly back a consistent version. More on the legal side: polygraph and court.
Honest about the limits
We don’t promise „100% certainty” — an inconclusive result is possible, and that honesty is exactly what gives a well-run report its value. The result depends on the examiner — see how to choose one.
Voluntary, and across Poland
The examination is always voluntary, with written consent. We work discreetly across Poland, including with travel; you can book a private examination directly.
Want to back your version objectively?
369 Agent works discreetly across Poland, including on-site. Contact us — we’ll discuss your situation and the options.
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Frequently asked questions
Is a report enough to dismiss charges?
On its own, no — it’s supporting material, strongest combined with other evidence.
Do I have to consent?
Yes — the examination is voluntary and needs written, informed consent.
Can I repeat it?
Yes, especially if the first result was inconclusive or conditions were poor.