John A. Larson

John Augustus Larson (* 11. Dezember 1892 in Nova Scotia; † 1. Oktober 1965 in Berkeley) war einer der Erfinder des Lügendetektors.

Schriften

The cardio-pneumo-psychogram in deception. Phillips Bros., Print (1924)
Single fingerprint system, (The Berkeley police monograph series). D. Appleton (1924)
The use of the polygraph in the study of deception at the Institute of Juvenile Research, Chicago. Dept. of Public Welfare, Chicago 1927.
Lying and its detection: A study of deception and deception tests (Behavior research fund. Monographs). The University of Chicago press, Chicago 1932.

Ken Alder: The Lie Detectors: The History of an American Obsession. N. Y. 2007.
Michael Newton: The Encyclopedia of American Law Enforcement. N. Y. 2007, S. 198

Personendaten
NAME	Larson, John A.
ALTERNATIVNAMEN	Larson, John Augustus (vollständiger Name)
KURZBESCHREIBUNG	US-amerikanischer Polizist und Erfinder
GEBURTSDATUM	11. Dezember 1892
GEBURTSORT	Nova Scotia
STERBEDATUM	1. Oktober 1965
STERBEORT	Berkeley