jeremy kyle

[ringbolt]

hi all,
did anyone see the jeremy kyle show recently where a man was accusing his own brother of stealing £40,000 from his house while a family wedding was taking place and then other members of the family were also suspected too?
they were going to take a lie detector test and jk said the viewers 'come back tomorrow and see the results', so i recorded the show this morning in hoping to see what happened, but these people and the story and results werent on.
does anyone know the outcome please?
i never ever watch the programme as im not struck, but it just happened to catch my attention when i was channel flicking early hours this morning, so im not sure if it was an old show or a recent one.
thanks very much

[Drisgirl]

The brothers lie detector was inconclusive because he refused to simply say yes or no to the answers.He kept saying yes lady and said it was just the way he was brought up.They tested him 5 or 6 times for about 4hrs and he didnt say yes or no once.Guilty as charged i would say !!!!

[jackthehat]

The accused brother was described as being (something along the lines of) ........."the most unco-operative subject the lie-detectorist (?) had ever encountered". He refused to give a straight "yes" or "no", preferring to answer "yes, sir, that's right/ no, sir, I didn't" and wouldn't sit still in the chair, and therefore the results were unable to clear him.

All the other family members passed with flying colours...........

I work from home..............(that's my excuse and I'm sticking to it !!) :o)

[ringbolt]

hey thanks both,
when were the results on tv shown then?
yeah, the brother was a bit odd wasnt he answering with 'yes mr kyle. no mr kyle' lol ... very odd indeed.
soooo, what did jk and the other brother say to all this then?

[chilliwitch]

Didn't watch the programme but what on earth was the bloke doing with £40.000 cash in his house???