Article explains material obtained by The Canadian Press under the Access to Information Act which shows the RCMP's hunt for male homosexuals in 1959.

Robert Wake (a Carleton University psychologist) was funded to work on a device that would quickly identify homosexuals-dubbed the "fruit machine". Some of these tests included reading emotional responses to a series of pictures and a list of words, by eye-movements, sweat production and blood flow to the fingers.

This article was used as research material for Lisa Steele and Kim Tomczak's film Legal Memory that explored similar subject matter.