Original sentence: Clyde Wolfe, a former Alabama chief justice and president of Commercial Polygraph, was the sole examiner to administer the test, and he concluded that Moore had "told the truth during this polygraph examination.Colvert, who was not present for and did not administer Moore's exam, stated that Wolfe had misinterpreted his own polygraph documents by finding Moore truthful, and that they actually "indicate that Mr.In December 2017, Moore underwent a polygraph test, which is not permitted as evidence in court, regarding accusations from Lexi Corfman, Beverly Young Nelson, and Tina Johnson.In addition to the polygraph, Moore's attorneys pointed out: "To this day, no one but Judge Moore has sworn under oath multiple times as to the false allegations" and that "Corfman and her attorneys refuse to answer questions about Judge Moore’s residence or vehicle and have not agreed for us to take her deposition.Lexi Corfman did not take a polygraph exam herself, but in June 2019, her lawyers put forth an affidavit regarding Moore's exam by their paid expert witness Barry Colvert, an FBI interrogator experienced with polygraphs.” Moore himself stated: "the results of the examination reflected that I did not know, nor had I ever had sexual contact with any of these individuals
Edited sentence: Colvert stated that Moore's polygraph "results indicate that Mr.In December 2017, Moore underwent a polygraph test, which is not permitted as evidence in court.In June 2019, Lexi Corfman's lawyers put forth an affidavit by Barry Colvert, an FBI interrogator with a long experience with polygraphs.Moore claimed: "the results of the examination reflected that I did not know, nor had I ever had sexual contact with any of these individuals"