¶1ORDER DENYING PETITION TO REHEAR
¶2The defendant has filed an earnest and respectful Petition to Rehear in which he reargues the issue concerning the defendant’s statement that he would take a polygraph test. We adhere to our original opinion that evidence of the defendant’s willingness or unwillingness to take a polygraph test is not relevant. The results are inadmissible in evidence for or against the defendant so his consent to take a test exposes him to no risk or disadvantage in the event the results are unfavorable. As stated, the polygraph test is unreliable and it may show that a truthful person is lying or that a liar is telling the truth. For the same reasons that a defendant’s refusal to take the test is not admissible, his consent to take the test is likewise inadmissible. The Petition to Rehear is denied.
¶3WALKER, P.J., and BYERS, J., concur.