OPINION OF THE COURT BY POLLACK, J.
The defendant in this case confessed to a crime after an interrogating officer informed him, untruthfully, that he did not pass a polygraph test. Our case law has established that deliberate falsehoods extrinsic to the facts of the alleged offense, which are of a type reasonably likely to procure an untrue statement...
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