Working With Producers
Television polygraph has a credibility problem, and it is usually earned. Dan Ribacoff's condition for participating is simple: the examination is conducted to full professional standard or it is not conducted at all. Question construction, pre-test interview, chart collection and scoring do not get compressed for a shooting schedule.
That standard is why the same expert keeps getting booked across formats — daytime conflict shows, investigative documentary, relationship series and news segments on both sides of the Atlantic.
Available For
- On-camera polygraph examinations for scripted and unscripted formats
- Expert commentary on deception, investigation, surveillance and security
- Technical consulting for writers and producers on investigative accuracy
- Podcast, radio and print interviews
- Keynote speaking and corporate events
The Book
I, Spy: How to Be Your Own Private Investigator, written with Dina Santorelli, takes 36 years of professional tradecraft and hands it to civilians in plain language — surveillance, background research, deception detection, and how to disappear off the grid.