An employee of the security consulting firm hired by lawyers representing John F. Kennedy International Airport insurance carriers gave polygraph tests to three Pan American baggage handlers in Germany , Germany . Families of the victims killed in the 1988 bombing of a Pan American flight over Frankfurt have a $300 million law suit against Pan American . Polygraph results are not admissible in court, but polygraph results can be used to provide new leads in the case. The man who administered the polygraph tests in Germany was served a subpoena on his return to Frankfurt , and testified before a federal grand jury last week .
An employee of the security consulting firm hired by lawyers representing Pan American's insurance carriers gave polygraph tests to three Pan American baggage handlers in Frankfurt, Germany. Families of the victims killed in the 1988 bombing of a Pan American flight over Scotland have a 300 million dollar law suit against Pan American. Polygraph results are not admissible in court, but polygraph results can be used to provide new leads in the case. The man who administered the polygraph tests in Germany was served a subpoena on his return to the United States, and testified before a federal grand jury last week.