Victoria Gotti: Polygraph proves mob rat's adultery claim is not true

BY Bill Hutchinson DAILY NEWS STAFF

Mafia princess Victoria Gotti claims she has passed a lie-detector test proving mob rat John Alite lied when he portrayed her in court as an adulteress.
The daughter of late mob boss John (Dapper Don) Gotti said she took a $1,300 polygraph exam Saturday, after seeking the advice of her brother John A. (Junior) Gotti.
Judd Bank, a former chief polygraph expert at the Queens district attorney's office, administered the test at Victoria Gotti's home in Old Westbury, L.I.

Bank declared in a signed document "the subject was being truthful regarding the pertinent questions asked." Bank declared in a signed document "the subject was being truthful regarding the pertinent questions asked."
In the two-hour session, in which Victoria Gotti was hooked to a digital polygraph machine, Bank asked her point-blank, "Did you ever have sexual intercourse with John Alite?"
Not only did she disavow having an affair with Alite - who she said made a pass at her during her wedding - she denied doing anything she was "sexually ashamed of."
"I did this for my kids," Victoria Gotti said. "While they always believe me and have stood behind me, I never wanted there to be an ounce of doubt in their minds."

She said her brother "almost fell out of his chair" when she told him Alite had sullied her reputation by claiming they were lovers and that she had been beaten by her ex-husband, Carmine Agnello. "I had asked his opinion of what he thought and he just looked at me and said, 'You do what you have to do. If you feel that this is what you need to do for your own children, you don't have to explain yourself to me,'" Gotti reportedly told his sister in their hour-long chat Wednesday at the Metropolitan Detention Center in Brooklyn.