The legal correspondent of the "Globes" newspaper, Avishai Grinzig, raises questions about the polygraph examination that Assi Ezer underwent, and in which he is found to be telling the truth in the face of the actor Yehuda Nahari's accusations of sexual harassment.
In a tweet on Twitter yesterday (Tuesday) Grinzig wrote: "Yesterday I received the results of Asi Ezer's polygraph test from a public relations man named Ronen Moshe.
Regardless of the overall level of reliability of polygraph tests, I asked him a simple question: Is this the only polygraph test that Assi Ezer has undergone.
There has been no answer since. '
The journalist showed his followers on the social network screenshots of the correspondence between him and the PR man, who continues not to answer the question he posed to him.
Yesterday I received the results of the polygraph examination of Asi Ezer from a public relations man named Ronen Moshe.
Regardless of the overall level of reliability of polygraph tests, I asked him a simple question: Is this the only polygraph test that Assi Ezer has undergone.
No answer has come since.
Maybe he would prefer to answer everyone here.
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- Avishai Grinzeig (@avishaigrinzaig) January 11, 2022
Last week, an investigation was published on the Walla! Website in which Nahari claims that a decade ago, during an audition for a series held at Ezer's home, the presenter and screenwriter exposed his penis and tried to coax him into sexual activity.
This week, as stated, the results of a polygraph examination were presented on behalf of Ezer, which seemingly contradict Nahari's claims regarding the coercion of a sexual situation on him.
Grinzig later tweeted: "I applied again and received a response that speaks for itself," he writes, quoting: M., and ran the school for state polygraph examiners in the Prime Minister's Office. "The test results speak for themselves."
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