Emma
04-07-2008, 02:15 AM
Celebrity blogger PEREZ HILTON has taken a lie detector test in a bid to prove his New Year's Eve 2006 (31Dec06) party kiss with JOHN MAYER isn't a figment of his imagination.
The online gossip went public about the alleged same sex smooch earlier this week (beg31Mar08) after growing tired of Mayer's blog attacks on him and his website.
Mayer's representative responded by denying Hilton's recollection of events.
Hilton also claimed Mayer's then-girlfriend Jessica Simpson was "rubbing his crotch" while the two men passionately kissed - for five minutes.
And after promising to take a lie detector test to prove his story was true, Hilton agreed to sit through a polygraph test, arranged by American publication Us Weekly on Friday (04Apr08).
The blogger passed all the questions he was asked, answering yes to whether he used his tongue, if Mayer initiated the kiss and if Simpson was really rubbing Mayer's crotch, among others.
The only question Hilton failed was when he was asked if he was taking the test for publicity - he said no, but the examiner claimed that was a false answer.
Once the test had finished, Hilton challenged Mayer to take a lie detector test as well.
(GES/US/KL)
The online gossip went public about the alleged same sex smooch earlier this week (beg31Mar08) after growing tired of Mayer's blog attacks on him and his website.
Mayer's representative responded by denying Hilton's recollection of events.
Hilton also claimed Mayer's then-girlfriend Jessica Simpson was "rubbing his crotch" while the two men passionately kissed - for five minutes.
And after promising to take a lie detector test to prove his story was true, Hilton agreed to sit through a polygraph test, arranged by American publication Us Weekly on Friday (04Apr08).
The blogger passed all the questions he was asked, answering yes to whether he used his tongue, if Mayer initiated the kiss and if Simpson was really rubbing Mayer's crotch, among others.
The only question Hilton failed was when he was asked if he was taking the test for publicity - he said no, but the examiner claimed that was a false answer.
Once the test had finished, Hilton challenged Mayer to take a lie detector test as well.
(GES/US/KL)