Grants Available for DVSA Truth Verification Systems

E. Gary Baker, Ph.D., developer of the Digital Voice Stress Analyzer, has announced the continuation of his firm’s Private Grant Program for 100 additional DVSA truth verification systems to be awarded to certified law enforcement, corrections, and other public agencies.

November 2, 2005

E. Gary Baker, Ph.D., developer of the Digital Voice Stress Analyzer, has announced the continuation of his firm’s Private Grant Program for 100 additional DVSA truth verification systems to be awarded to certified law enforcement, corrections, and other public agencies.

This private grant provides free DVSA software valued at about $10,000 per system. Awardees’ only cost is $1250 for five days of examiner training and $300 for annual re-certification.

More than 1,500 law enforcement agencies in the United States use voice stress analysis systems for truth verification or detection of deception purposes. DVSA is used by law enforcement and agents throughout the U.S., Latin America, Europe, and the Middle East. Several federal government agencies also use DVSA.

Grant applications are available by contacting Dr. Baker at www.bakergroupint@cs.com or calling 321-799-3634. DVSA details are available at www.BakerDVSA.com.

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