Interviewee was assigned to AG the first week of November 2003 as a Tiger Team Analyst.
Interviewee recalled seeing a CACI civilian "grab a detainee off the Humvee and drop him to the ground. He then dragged the detainee into the interrogation booth. The entire time the detainee had his hands cuffed. As the detainee tried to get up on his knees [redacted] would yank him very hard and make him fall again... The CID agent was not concerned about my report."
"If you saw something and reported it, it was your word against theirs. The discipline was a slap on the hand... There were stories before I even got there that some of the incident occurred in front of higher rank and nothing was said. The place was loosely run and interrogators had free reign for interrogations... I sat in on an interrogation with [redacted] where a detainee told him that a dog had bitten him on the leg... Some of the detainees in the isolation cell did not wear clothes because they were mentally unstable... I saw a pair of women's underwear in one of the detainees cell but he was wearing a jumpsuit."
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B/302ND Military Intelligence, Wiesbaden, Germany APO AE 09096
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WANT TO MAKE THE FOLLOWING STATEMENT UNDER OATH -.
I was asst.,. -• to Abu Ghraib the first week of No mber 2003. I was assigned to a Tiger Team as an Analyst. I worked with
(interrogator) an. When I first arrived we received some training on what we could do and not
• o. • e were also told of some o e mterrogatio hniques that required the GENERAL's approval. I signed several forms
but I do not remember if I-signed the Interrogation Rules of Engagement. I might have. I wasn't absolutely sure of all the rules
and thought that sons of the rules did not apply to m . , •1• , • , . 1st and my duties were to escort detainees and sit
in a booth with interrogators. On day, I saw a civili . a civilian working for CACI) grab a detainee off
the Humvee and drop him to the ground. He then dra7: ¦ • H . • • .• • • w..- don booth. The entire time, the detainee
had his hands cuffed. As tthe detainee tried to get up on his knee ould yank him ve hard and make him
fall again. as an interrogator working with • his supervisor w I
wrote a swo tement to D a week la e CID agent was not concern , .-. I my report because he
focusing on another incident. made a st.apient and everyo he had been called back and he was outcast
by the other CACI employees . n poke to lbout incidents, wade him feel like he was ranting or
whining. If you saw something and repo 1 , it was your word against the . e discipline was a slap on the hand. When I
reported it to CID, I felt that they could get it to the right authorities. There were stories before I even got there that some of the
incident occurred in front of higher rank and nothing was said The. place was loosely run and interrogators had free reign for
interrogations. W - ..ew w • dn't touch them. No one ever explained to me what MPs could could not do. I sat in on an
interro: ati on wi here a detainee told him that a dog had bitten him on the leg. ported it to
d wrote it in his report. I have identified the detainee on a photo marked n f
ome of the detainees in the isolation cell did not wear clothes because they were mentally unstable. Our detainee was
naked be ause he had peed all over his jumpsuit and he had it hanging on his cell to dry. Another naked detainee pooped all over
himself, ate it and rubbed on the wall. He did this all on his own. I saw a pair of women's' underwear in one of the detainees cell
but he was wearing a jumpsuit. I never witnessed or was aware of any photos or videos of detainees.
Q. Do you have anything else to add to this statement'
A. No.
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