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Mom Horrified After Son Failed Polygraph - The Crimes Of Kenneth Jones
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Mom Horrified After Son Failed Polygraph - The Crimes Of Kenneth Jones
🚨 Mom’s worst nightmare: her son fails a lie detector.
What started as a routine test became a family fracture—and one of the most shocking confessions she could never unhear.
🎧 Listen now.
#TrueCrime #PolygraphFail #KennethJones #Podcast
Imagine discovering the truth about your child after a failed lie detector test. That’s exactly what happened to one mother when her son, Kenneth Jones, flunked a polygraph during an investigation, turning suspicion into chilling realization.
In this episode, we explore:
What led Kenneth to take the test in the first place
How a few questions unraveled his lies—and exposed something darker
A mother’s heartbreak as revelations flooded in
And the unsettling role polygraphs can play in criminal investigations
This isn’t a science podcast—but it’s a case study showing how a single test can shatter trust and unravel a family’s illusion.
Content Warning: This episode discusses criminal behavior and emotional trauma. Listener discretion is advised.
polygraph failure, Kenneth Jones, mom realizes truth, lie detector test, family betrayal, criminal investigation, true crime podcast, emotional confession, polygraph controversy, shocking reveal, tears and truth
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Mom Horrified After Son Failed Polygraph - The Crimes Of Kenneth Jones
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#TrueCrime #PolygraphFail #KennethJones #Podcast
Imagine discovering the truth about your child after a failed lie detector test. That’s exactly what happened to one mother when her son, Kenneth Jones, flunked a polygraph during an investigation, turning suspicion into chilling realization.
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What led Kenneth to take the test in the first place
How a few questions unraveled his lies—and exposed something darker
A mother’s heartbreak as revelations flooded in
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