This week Deklan tells us about the strange plan to rob a bank. Brian Wells participated in a very complex bank heist that included him wearing a collar around his neck that he believed was a fake bomb. Unfortunately for Brian, the bomb was real and it exploded after the robbery killing him. The plan was later exposed to be very strange.

Jane tells us about the history and uses of polygraphs, commonly called the “lie detector” tests. These tests are often used in criminal cases and also for some employment uses. Plus we talk about several times that the test results were inaccurate.

We also drink the Collar and Cuff cocktail.

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