Criminal Investigation Task Force Interview of Camp Delta Detainee re: Camp conditions and detainee activities

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Memo summarizes the interview of a Camp Delta detainee. The interview was conducted by two Special Agents with the FBI and CID, also, a DOD linguist was present to translate. The interviewers asked the detainee about rumors of a camp uprising. The detainee stated he had no knowledge of an uprising, but explained that his brothers-fellow detainees were upset about the rumors that a detainee either attempted suicide or was beaten to death.

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Interview
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Thursday, January 30, 2003
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Tuesday, December 20, 2005
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b ow -s-•-.6 t") a) -5-v cliCc)--111¦Iiwas asked if he heard anything about a possible uprising. He advised that he did not hear anything and did not have any concrete information that something was going to happen. He also noted that many of the brothers were still unhappy about the detainee who had attempted suicide a couple of weeks earlier. He stated that there were two stories going around the camp. One story was that the detainee had attempted to commit suicide, and the other story was that the guards had beaten the detainee to death. It was then explained to111111111111Mtliat the detainee had attempted suicide and was still in the hospita1.41•1111Mfurther advised that it would be difficutfor a mass uprising to occur; however, he agreed to notify interviewers with a.15,r4 ,
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411111.111111111advised he visited the mosque only to pray: He heard a couple of lectures presented by a group called
Tabalegh, which was comprised of people from Pakistan, Bangladesh and several other Arab countries. It was a very well
known and respected group in Germany. The lectures were predominately Islam and prayer oriented emphasizing
perfecting themselves as good Muslims. He never witnessed or heard of any anti-American sentiments while at the
mosque.

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111111111111111wanted to live in a Muslim country and study Islam.111•1111111mentioned that Af tan was a true Muslim country and would be a good place for- to begin his journey. In March 2000, decided to take
advice and visit Afghanistan. advised at the time of his departure, he knew about the Taliban and
that ther was not any fighting where he was goin He had heard of some fighting in the north but wanted nothing to do
with it. He,.as excited about his decision to beco a good Muslim.

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