FBI Memo re: Activities of FBI Personnel at Abu Ghraib Prison

(Rev 01-31-2003) FEDERAL BUREAU 0 F INVESTIGATION Precedence: ROUTINE Date: 05/25/2004 To: inspection From: inspection i contact: b2 -1 Approved By:, b6 -1 b7C 1 - Drafted By: 1 Case ID #: 297-HQ-A1327663,-E —3 Title: COUNTERTERRORISM DIVISION, INQUIRY REGARDING ACTIVITIES OF FBI PERSONNEL AT AEU OHURAYB PRISON (AGP) DURING OCTOBER 2003 -DECEMBER 2303 Synopsis: Forward 15 original investigative inserts and PD-540 1As to tile Enclosure: Enclosed are The following documents. (1) Original investigative insert documenting 05/18/2004 interview of SA CJtS, and FD-540 lA envelope contaling .-.- b6 notes of Supervisory Special Agent (SSA)! I Inspection b7C -1 Division (2) Original investigative ins rt rinclimpnrinn c-Vi17/2004 telephonic interview of SA!t tle Rock b6 -1 !Li __ e - Division, an FD-540 interview envelope containing b7C 1 notes of SSA I Inspection Division (3) Original investigative insert aocumenting 05/17/2004 interview of SAI —1 Houston Division. b6 -1 and FD-540 1A envelope containina interview rotes. of SSA 57C -1 Inspection Division (4) Original investigative insert documenting 05/18/2004 interview of LSI I Houston Division, and FD-5/ b6 -1 envelope containing interview notes of SSA! 7C Inspection Division (5) Original investigative insert documenting 05/17/2004 interview of LSI ISan Francisco Division 'b6 -1 and FD-540 1A envelope containing interview notes of SSA b7c -1 Inspection Division D" ALL INFORKAZICU CX21:AINE:: w7RBIN 12 IDICIAOSIFIED DETAINEES-3460 10-1:172009 mr 61579.7Z1H/bcVgjq C4-cv-4151 13ENCLOSURE To Counterterrorism Division From Inspection Re 297-HQ-A13276697-E, 05/25/2004 (6) ( 7 ) (8) ( 9) (10) (12) (13) (14) Original invest' la n,"1='''t d enting 05/17/2034 b6 -1 interview of SA Los Angeles Field b7C -1 Office and FD-540 1A enveiope containing interview nores of SSA! 'Inspection Division Original investigative insert documenting 05/17/2004 interview of SAI New York Field OF:',, b6 -1 and Fr-;AO 1k envelope containing interview notes of SSA ­ b7C 1 'Inspection Division Original investigative lnsi documenting 05/17/2004 interview of SAI New York Field Office, and - 1 FD540 1P envelope containing interview notes of SSP! b6 - Inspection Division b7C -1 Original investigative insr. cir,,-rma,ntln7 fl / 17/2004 telephonic interview of LS Y di Language Services Translation Center, FBIHQ (TOY to Iraq), and b6 -1 FD-540 1A envelope containing interview notes of SSA b7C -1 I Inspection Division Original investigative insert documenting 05/17/2004 telephonic interview of SAI VA/RDT, CTD, FBIHQ (TDY to Legat Madrid), and FD-540 1A envelope b6 -1 containing interview notes of SSA b7C -1 Inspectron Division Original investigative ins rt documenting 05/17/2004 telephonic interview of SAJ 1 FA/RDT, CTD, b6 -1 FBIHQ (TDY to Afghanistan), and FD-540 1A envelope b7C -1 containing interview notes of SSAI 1 Inspection Division Original investigative ins rt documenting 05/1712004 telephonic interview of SA! IFA/RDT, CTD, FBIHQ (TDY to Afghanistan), and FD-540 1A envelope b6 -1 containing interview notes of SSAI , a7c -1 I Inspection Division Original investigative insert documenting 05/18/2004 interview of SAI IFA/RDT, CTD, FBIHQ (TDY to Portland Division), and 1.1)-540 1A envelope containing b6 -1 interview notes of SSA Inspection b7c -1 Division Original investigative insert documentinc 85/17/2004 interview of Unit Chief (UC)I 1 BAU-I, b6 -1 CIRG, and FD-540 1A envelope containing interview notes b7C -1 of SS1 lInspection Division. DETAINEES-3461 b6 -1 b7C -1 Questrons Concerning FBI Personnel Activities at Abu Ghurayb Prison - IRAQ Time period; October 2003 - December 2003 1DDid you observe any misconduct or mistreatment of pnsoners at any time dunng your presence at Abu Ghurayb pnson? i,, 7 2DDid you have any reason to believe that any misconduct or mistreatment of detainees at Abu Ghurayb was occumng'? These reasons could include casual observations, prisoner appearance or demeanor, or conversations with prison personnel 3DDid interviews conducted by you and members of your team comport with prescribed Department of Justice and/or FBI protocols? '\'e) 4APlease identify where the interviews occurred in the pnson 5DWere they ever held in Unit 1 A or 1B (where the abuses occurred)? 6DDid you have any substantive contact with Military Police personnel in charge of the pnson? If so, who? 7DPlease explain the roles of members which comprised your interview team'? 8DDuring your interviews did any interviewee bnng to your attention any acts of t) ? misconduct or mistreatment by U S personnel? 9AAre you in possession of any pictures, video tapes, or notes of actions depicting misconduct or inappropriate behavior by U S personnel against detainees 9 Are you aware of anyone else who is in possession of such items? 10 What, if any, was your understanding of Department of Defense and/or Department of Justice authorization for the permitted use of certain interrogation techniques'? 11 If you were aware of any mistreatment or abuse of detainees, did you document or report it to anyone? 12 Do you have any additional information relating to the abuse/mistreatment of detainees'? ALL ITPCRKATICN COWZAINET HERtIN re UNCLAEEIFZE: DATE 10-07-;.2034 EY 61579TMWECE:gjg E:-ZV-4151 DETAINEES-3514 297-HQ-A13276697-E HGB hgb 1 b2 -1 - On N1.7 1 8, 2004, SAI 1 was contactel b6 1 telephonicallvi at the in DOHA b7c 1 QATAR by SSA concerning FBI personnel ­activities at u Ghurayb Prison to which he provided the following information: b6 -1 SA advised that during his time at the ABU Ghurayb Prison his role was to only process and fingerprint b7C -1 prisoners and at no time did he observe any misconduct or mistreatment of prisoners at any time during his presence at ABU Ghurayb prison. b6 -1 SA advised that he did not have reason to believe that any misconduct or mistreatment of detainees at ABU b7C -1 Ghurayb was occurrrng in Unit lA or 1B nor did anyone ever voiunteer any information to him that any mistreatment of prisoners had occurred. SAIDkvised that he never felt a need to have an b6 -1 understanding of Department of Defense and/or Department of b7C -1 Justice authorization for permitted use of certain interrogation techniques That was because he was only at the prison to process and fingerprint prisoners. He also stated that he does not have any pictures, video tapes, or notes of actions depicting misconduct or inappropriate behavior by U.S. personnel against detalnees or was not aware of anyone else who was in possession of such items. b6 -1 SAI 'advised that he had no additional b7C -1information reiating to the abuse of detalnees and if he had been aware of any mistreatment or abuse he would have reported the inappropriate actions to the authorities Ara. ) COGVMAAAj- -0C b6 -1 b7C -1D elliWv,/6+414.-- W kIALDr 51A.-Ad_Ara*D&Oka-11.4KcD6021 44-A -6-1P y DFrert‘i- u ciA,Ii? 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ALL. ZJIFORMATTOn 0.17:TA:NEL DETAINEES-3502 HEREIN 17 UNCIA SEIE IL' :PIT. 10-07-2004 BY 6157504E7 3CE/ z'g 04 -CV- 415 DOJ FBI-001830 b6 -1 b 7 C -1 AP' I -, I •D/D 3 (--/" c-7-7,-3 / 5 • b6 -2 b 7 C -2D/5 """'" C-- v4-‘-'-t-9C-71''A .4" cnfr7 (...) 4 ID1 i"D. err"0-- 1 crrr-/D --5 -704--4-.! 4.47-2 ec o S% 77-(77--- /1-1/7V-7-c-, / — G 53 s-crt-‘..r 4f`7P-,f•-e.,D-r --7z .acr2 DETAINEES-3503 X70 / /7.•-e 5 e -4. (Dc7-7D O-re'C--/ • e4/ /i-e ,&/#D-1—c-cr" /D/ 7 . c/.7--- /17.--e P.-, / a ,e7S-C.-c-•" . 2 „ ( .77 `c. .LrDcDe.e cr. c-t ,_-•¦rrz-4./ coce.t.—) 6-5C14 o+-7"7-'--047 0--e 7— -7? `.`"671-f or-" 774-4-7,- _ 7704 , b 6 - 1D b 7 C -1 S l"Cra) e---) "I 7Z-6-2/zD ,t/1/4-‘7 b6 -1 b7C -1 rzerz-tDS c a— 6—C-.5 Sr— 5- 6 7? 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CiA/110 CUCI..k..Pv2.4) ojbliz 4(nctod-avj D " ut4hAktU -(6c,45t4 C)344ct rte al)d Laat L-I tA4 b6 -3,4 b7C -3,4 b7D -1 b7F -1 DOJ FBI-001836 ,44AA,(cb D(r 4 I kagatN"J2zz(d.tiLk-k t,Du/K41D 0"CS571aan, rs1) Ct)th Cv:/: cff_ - 1-Akt)ww,-)-1- • b6 -2 b7C -2 suillAckkkit c,nrad ex-vict,c,L) WI 41441,t_i -cilo,, bueu- GO-cuu-2m. ..5k am C.,Q5)\uaria.00 SA Ap0.1) I c_ LC7 b6 -1. b7C -1 DETAINEES-3509 &AA rt ( 1, i , .--,--' F. .,LJ.._,) .-- 1'D r s /6.-0 Sr 75 ,P I"s-e DETAINEES-3511 DOJ FB1-001839 -34 Co--L4-P Ati-rDfl c_ z v c ,cax_c ‘41-4.-C,7 - At-L14 (.4.; u7 P'ft /4-- DETAINEES-3512 -CRET 97-HQ-A1327669t-E-3 ELM elm On 05/1812004. Language Specialist (LS))DIEOD Db2 -1 telephone number!D'assigned to FBI Houston, was contacte by SSA b6 -1I tat the J Edgar Hoover Building, FBIHQ, Washington, D C , regardin his knowledge b7C -1 concerning FBI personnel activities at Abu Ghurayb Prison, Baghdad, IRAQ provided the following information Istated that between 09112/2003 through 11/1113003, he served as an interpreter at the Abu Ghurayb nson Dunng that time, he did not observe any misconduct of b6 -1 mistreatment of pnsoners stated that on one occasion, he witnessed one military b7C -1 police (MP) officer yelling in the face of a pnsoner who did not understand the directions of the MP This particular incident stood out because several agents, and MPs were around and witnessed the MP shouting and "talking down" to the pnsoner However, no observations of physical contact or abuse were noted 'advised that he was part of interview teams that consisted of at least ID two FBI agents. two HRT members, and him The aBentsi D"phonetic), from FBI El Paso, andr—LNU, from FBI Los Angeles wen,DIpnmary team members ---1 IDstated that all contact with the pnsonels was conducted in either an office outside the cell b6 -1 blocks, an au conditioned tent, or a fixed office buildm (similar to a trailer) detached from the , b7C -1 cell blocks, but on the Abu Ghurayb Prison compound Dtated that all pnsoners were afforded water, restroom breaks, and chairs Detainees were pi aced in comfortable settings and agents went out of their way to treat all detainees with dignity and respect On several occasions, FBI agents delivered messages to family members of detainees All interviews were conducted m a professional manner and m accordance with Department of Defense and/or Department of Justice protocols IDIstated that FBI employees went out of their way to ensure each detainee was treated with dignity and respect Dtated that dunng his interviews with detainees, on three occasions, pnsoners brought to his team's attention acts of abuse had taken place pnor to arriving at Abu Ghurayb PnsonlDIstated that his interviews determined those acts of abuse occurred dunng arrests by military personnel further descnbed as non-American (presumed to be Iraqi Military) Examples of the reported acts of abuse mcluded being kicked in the stomach, electric b6 shock, threats to harm family members, and one burn victim The burn victim, an IraqiDb7C -1 Intelligence Officer (10) war the only individual,Drecalled contacting outside the pnsons compound This individual was a anent in a Baghdad hospital and was contacted there several times by himself and SA D ktated that FBI Agents took pictures of all Runes, even those which occurred pnor to the incarcerations at the AGP These findings were documented on the FD-302's of interviewing agents EAT!: 10-.9-20N CLA3EI7IZO yv S1S79DmE;D:Vg:A f)4-7-V-41.51. REn:i0U: 1.i (C) rJECLAS$M 10-29-Z029 ALL INFORMA=CN HEREIN I% UNCLAgEIFIEC EXCEPT SEC ET MIER! WAIN '9TREFIISE I \ DETAINEES-3493 EGRET I 'advised that he had limited contact with MPs Aside from FBI personnel, his otheDd have been with individualDkba.accompanied him biDto a few interviewsDtated that only agents had direct contact with MPs His role as the translator did not lend itself to other outside contacts' D'advised that during the b6 -1Db7C 1Dtime in Abu GhuraybPnson, he did not record, photograph, or video tape any instances of abuse - nor did he have the same in his possession Other than what was reported above,' D!was not aware of any impropneties resulting in the abuse of pnsoners as descnbed on television today SECRED DETAINEES-3494 297-HQ-A13276690-E 73 CMR. 1 The following investigation was conducted by SSA on 05/21/2004. The information was gatheredDb6 -1 from a telephonic follow up intervilw, of SAl b7C -1 ersonal interview between SSA and SA on 05/18/2004. SAI 'provided informationcnnring the reference, from his prior conversation with SSA! I to b6 -1 his reauest that priso.T nilrris not "ridicule or humin77.4 a b7C -1 specific detainee. SAl 'stated he did no; observe any physical harassment of aetainees, other than the examples he previously noted. He observed the prison guards verbally harassing and ridiculing the detalnees. It was never aggressive, but was degrading As an example, SA o the guards gLve the I detalnees cleaning supplies ana orderedered them to scrub the b6 -1 floors. He observed the orders given in a "theatrical and b7C -1 humiliating" manner, that .s the guards ordered the detalnees to clean "their" (meaning the guard's) floor and repeatedly yelled orders to the detainees. S A c tne treatment as constant verbal harang noted the treatment was not unlike treatment he had observe in U.S. prisons/jails. SAI stated he requested the guards spare the b6 -1 specific detainee he "ridicule and humiliation" not because b7C -1 SA 'was concerned for the safety of the detainee but be AI iwanted the detainee to think SA had the power to c Lhe detainee's environment. SA requested the guards call the specific detainee by his true name A114./NPOAMAr/ON VATAINED HEREIN IIVIRMLAPEIPIED npmE 10-9772004 BY 41579DNHiscE/7ig 04-c.-4151 DETAINEES-3492 297-HQ-A13276691--E_3 PMB pmb 1. On May 17,2004, Supervisory Special Agent (SSA)D 1 Bureau of Investigation's (FBI) Inspection Division, interviewed Unit Chief (LC )J Dii t his place of business, the Behavioral Analysis-1, (BAU-I), Critical Incident Response Group (CIRG), uantico, Virginia UC ChietlDPas an EOD date as a Special Agent (SA). of He has held his current posilOrTals UC sinceDThe purpose of the interview b6 -1 was to inquire about U1-71cnowlecdrgeoliFBI personnel activities d Abu Ghurayb Pnson between b7C -1 October 2003 d December_003 UDdeparted Iraq on 12/07/2003 His reasor17-1-visiting Abu Ghurayb Prison was to determine how his unit (BAU-I) could p DFBI personnel in their interviews/interrogations of Iraqi prisoners in Iraq, if called to do so U Drovided the following response to questions asked from a document titled, "Questions ConcerningDH3I Activities at Abu Ghurayb Pnson-IRAQ" an dvised he had amved in Iraq on 12/06/2003 and During his one day at Abu Ghurayb Pnson, UCIDaid he did not observe any b6 -1Dmisconduct or mistreatment of detainees, nor did he have any reason to believe that any misconduct or b7C -1Dmistreatment of detainees at Abu Ghurayb Pnson was occumng The one interview in which UCID1 DI participated, adhered to all rules, guidelines, and protocols established by the Department of Justite and/or FBI The interview UCDparticipated in, took place inside an air-conditioned, pre- fabricated structure located inside e walled crirtid of Abu Ghurayb Pnson, but away from the b6 -1Dolder main buildings It was the opinion of U D hat tDe-fabncated facility, which was called b7C -1Dthe "Wood Site", contained approximately two rooms U Dlso opined that the "Wood Site" was built for interrogations/interviewsDi . ce the facility was more Dcomfortable and removed from the cells contained in the main prison UCDas not aware of any number or letter designation for the "Wood Site" b6 -1D UDaid he had no substantive contact with the Military Police (MP) or with b7C -1DMilitary IntelligenceD) His only contact with the MP or MI was when he was introduced to them as he processed into the prison, signing into a register and checking-in his weapon UCI klescribed the lone interview heDin as being comprised of a lead b6 -1 interviewer, S the translator, SAI D](Last Name Unknown), and himself as the observer UC ould not recall what unitDL-as assigned to, however, he did know that b7C -1 is curren • ed to the Fly Away api eployment Team Unit based out of FBIHQ stated SA ay have been assigned to the Pittsburgh Division According to UCDat no time diDnterviewee bring to his attention any act ofb6 -1Dmisconduct or mistreatment by Dpersonnel UClso explained that he does not have any b7C -1Dpictures, video tapes, or notes of actio Dcting misconduct or inappropriate behavior by U S personnel against detainees, nor is UC Dware of anyone else who is in possession of such items UCDcould recall no authorization for the use of interrogation techni ues not b6 -1Dnormally employe byte FBI The interview/interrogation techniques observed by U coDd with DOJ/FBI policy, procedure and guidelines and were in accordance with`T S aw b7C -1D UCDas not aware of any Department of Defense authorization for the permitted use of certain interroga ion techniques in Iraq I'FrAti42I:34 7.70117,taM3.7DETAINEES-3490 IP DATE 10-0-1:034 Ei 61S791.-mwEer.:Mg C;-7-v-4151 297-HQ-A13276697-E 2 b6 -1 UCDhad no additional information relating to the abuse/mistreatment of detainees b7C -1Dat Abu Ghurayb P n DETAINEES-3491 297-HQ-A1327669,-E-3 CMR 1 b6 -1 The following investiaation was conducted by b7C -1 Supervisory Special Agent (SSA)! in Portland, Oregon on May 18, 2004 b6 -1 Special Agent (SA) I 'assigned tc the b7C -1 Fly Away/Rapid Deployment Team at tbd meaaauart:ers (FBIHQ) provided the following information: SA I jsta -ork with the FBI ,,,11 His FBIHQ extensron is and cell phone is b2 -1 In his capacity as an SA assigned to the Fly Away Team, he b6 -1 served in Iraq from 11/05/2003 until 01/30/2004. As one of b7C -1 his duties rn Iraq, he interviewed detainees at Abu Ghurayb Prison As a result, the following questions were posed to SA 1 1 Drd you observe anv misconduct or mistreatment. of prisoners at any time during your Presence at Abu Ghuravb, prison') Response: SA stated he did not observe any mistreatment of the nature, or extent, as recently reported by the media. SA stated he observed three incidents that caudnt his attention. On one occasion at Abu Ghurayb Prison, SAI 'observed military personnel restraining a detainee. b6 -1 The detalnee was spread eagle on a mattress on the floor and b7C -1 yelling and flailing The military personnel advised SAI the detalnee was mentally ill. The detalnee was covered with a blanket. SA also thinks he remembers observing an IV bag for the detainee. SA stated his observations were consistent with military personnel attempting to assist a mentally ill person. SA also noted the prison held numerous mentally 111 detainees. The second incident consisted of a detalnee, either naked or wearing boxer snorts, lying prone on the wet floor There was one military person in the vicinity, but no one was interacting with the detalnee. The third incident consisted of a detalnee standing on the second floor of the prison and handcuffed to a waist high railing. An empty green nylon sand bag was placed over the detainee's head The prisoner was draped in a shower curtain. The military personnel advised S Ithe detarnee b6 -1 was being subjected to sleep deprivation. observed a h'Ir -1 military policeman (MP) lightly slap the detalnee on his back. ALL INEORMAtIai, IE UNCLAS"F_IFIEtt DETAINEES-3484 DATE 10-07 7004 E2): 61577.9pniisc3igjl f;4„.7.r.._41.51 297-HQ-A13276697-E 2 The slap was not hard, and consistent with someone trying tc assure the detainee did not fall asleep. 2. Did you have anv reason to believe that anv misconduct cr mistreatment of detainees at Abu Ghuravb was occurrrna? These reasons could include casual observations, prisoner appearance or demeanor, or conversations with prison personnel. Response: No, other than the limited observa dacumented in the response to question number one. SA noted there was documentation and limited conversation LlaL. to "Ego Up and Ego Down," and "Fear Up and Fear Down," referring to rhe detalnees Before SA Owas able to conduct interviews in the prlson, he was required to sign a b6 -1 Military Intelligence (MI) document delineating the interview b7C -1 techniques allowed, and those requiring specific approval The document appeared tc be a standard form, and appliEg414: tr agencies wanting to conduct interviews of detalnees. SA thinks the document specifically mentioned "Ego UP and EL Down," as well as "Fear Up and Fear Down " SAI toted sleep deprivation was not on the list of permissiple interview activities, but required a specific request. SA stated he generally discussed the form, read the form, and signed the form. He did not maintain a copy of the form. 3. Did interview conducted by you and members of your team comport with prescribed Department of Justice and/or FBI protocols') Response: Yes. SAr-----lnoted he was not aware of any specific DOJ or FBI protoE777-77tablished for the detainee b6 -1 interviews. He said he did not give the detainees Miranda b7C -1 rights, but stated he was conducting the interview for intelligence information. SAI 'added that he, and his associates, treated the interviewees professionally and humanely at all times. 4 Please identify where the interviews occurred in the orison. Response -SA stated each of his interviews was b6 -1 conducted in an interview ility called the "wood site." It b7C -1 was called the wcod site because it was a structure built of wood. It was located approximately 150 yards from the security cell block portion of the main prison. The "wood site" consisted of six interview rooms. Each room held a plastic table and plastic or metal chairs. Each room also had DETAINEES-3485 297-HQ-A13276697-E 3 one door, a one way glass/mirror for persons outside the room to observe the interview, and an air conditioning/heating unit SA 1 !stated the interviewees would be removed from the main prrson and escorted to the interview site, the "wood site." Per prison regulations. the prisoners were escorted in handcuffs and hoods. For the first interviews conducted by SAlI the detainee was escted_by MI or ocher military police personnel. Later, SAI 'sometimes escorted the detainee from the cell area to the interview slte. 5 Were they ever held in Units lA or 1B (where tne abuses occurred)? Response: SA ID1 stated he was not aware of the lA or 1B classification :or aLeas of the prison, nor was he aware of the specific area in question. He stared he obtained his detainees from the last wing of the prlson. To get to the wing holding his detainees, he would enter the front of the prlson building and walk down the center corrldor. Four or five wings, on both sides of the central corrldor, spoked off from the main corridor. SA !stated he walked to the last set of wings, and passed all the wings while traveling to his destination. On one occaslon when SA interviewed detainee!. A unidentified military personnel brought the detainee to SAI I SA thought the detainee was in Camp Vigilant, the open air detention cam next to, the Abu Ghurayb Prison From the wing holding SA Interview sub] ects, SA escorted them out the ac aoor to the interview bui ding. 6 Did you have any substantive contact with Military Police personnel in charue of the orison', If so, who-) Resoonse: SA stated his conversations with Military Police personnel in charge of the prlson were frequent, but not substantive nor related to interviews other than in general terms. Relative to Military Intelligence personnel, SA noted he met Colonel! on one occasion. He aid not hold any substantive conversation with the Colonel SA met Li. Colonel' Ion several occasions On at lea st ons occaslon, tnev discussed general security issues because of attempted prrson escapes, prisoner DETAINEES-3486 I b6 -1 b7C -1 b6 -1,3,4 b7C -1,3,4 b7D -1 b7F -1 b6 -1,2 b7C -1,2 b6 -1,2 b7C -1,2 297-HQ-A13276697-E 4 uprisings, a shooting incident inside the high security cellblock, and attacks on the prison from the surrounding village. They did not discuss interview techniques. qd net both Capllainl land Major -Imes ("..ntain iwac ,n charge of the SA MI interview seamsDSA) 'conversed with both officers on 136 -1,2 several occasions but did not discuss specific interview b7C -1,2 techniques. SA noted he knew how he was going to proceed on his interviews, and knew his procedures were within DGJ and FBI parameteri ;nADistated he introduced other interviewers to Major "I SA Isa d rimary prison contact person was Chief Warrant u:ricer Chieffl supervised theDSgts. and Specialists responsible for scheauling and I b6 -1,2 monitoring interviews. On several occasions, SA drscussed his proposed interview :o roaches for specific b7C -1,2 detaineesawlIll Chief! 1 SA indicated his intent, to Chief! 1 to pursue a lengthy an professional series of interviews with a detalnee. At no time did Chief suggest a more aggressive approach for the interviews. 7. Please explain the roles of members which comprised your interview team. Response: SAI 'said he primarily interviewed detainee' 1 SA I IADXIMAk-Y tillirWaffIgiftt 111 tho Interviews was SAD SA b6 -1,3,4 served as a tmamslator and co-Jatervrewer 71er SA b7c -1,3,4 left the country,' !served as a b7D -1 transia or in the interviews. On one occdsin, Intelligence b7F -1 Analyst served as an observer and note taker. On one occasion, served as a linguist during an interview On anoc ,--,----. served as a co- "DI interviewer with SAI S. During your interviews. did any interviewee brina to your attention any acts of misconduct or mistreatment by U S oersonnell Rp.nnnsp. No. During the first interviews with detainee' !complained of commotion b6 -1,3,4 6'1.interpreted theD and screaming at nign:. 1771=1 he b7C -1,3,4 detainee's statements as possible surmlse on the detainee's part that other detainees might be subject to torture. SA b7D -1 'said the detainee was in a cell with a solid door andD b7F -1 wails, so was unable to report on anything he observedDSA DETAINEES-3487 297-HQ-A13276697-E 5 also perceived the detainee's complaint of hearing 'screams as "posturing" to support his early anti U.S. position, as well as a complaint regarding lack of sleep. SA tloted the prison was a very no s vironment with frequent wailing and/or yelling. oes not recall his interview subjects complaining of abuse to themselyes, or to anyone else in the prison At one point, detaine0 r__J complained of not b6ing able to see a doctor. SA' arranged for doctor visits to detainee' 1 9 Are you in possession of any pictures, video tapes, or notes of actions depicting misconduct or inappropriate behavior by U.S. personnel against detainees', Are you aware of anyone else who is in possession of such items' Response . No / No 10. What. if any, was your understanding of Department of Defense and/or Department of Justice authorization for the permitted use of certain interrogation techniauese) Response- SAI 'stated that other than the initial DOD form he signed prior to conducting interviews, he was not aware o uthorizations or techniques regarding interviews. S e DOD techniques were irrelevant to his interviews. SA 'stated he did not have any understanding of altered DOJ interview standards, other than not utilizing Miranda warnings 11. If you were aware of any mistreatment or abuse of detainees_, did you document or report it to anyone' Response: Not Applicable 12 Do you have any additional information relatrna to the abuse/mistreatment of detainees') Response -No. SAI 'wanted to note the difference in his inte view techniques between detaine and detaine SA' 'noted detainee was a potential lon erview subject with information of possible value over a period of time. Conversely, detainee was thought to hold information of immediate value As a result, the interview technique with detainee 'was more aggressive. The techniques included yelling ana i ting the table SA stated they did not, a7, sny I b6 -1,3,4 b7C -1,3,4 b7D -1 b7F -3. I b6 -1 b7C -1 b6 -1,3,4 b7C -1,3,4 b7D b7F 1 - DETAINEES-3488 297-HQ-A13276697-E 6 time, threaten the detainees with abuse or harm, or harm a detainee SAI noted he provided amenities to one detainee/Interview e. SAO broughr a light bulb for the detainee's cell, provided him with polypropoiene underwear and b6 -1 sandals, and provided him a copy of the Koran. SA1. —1. requested the prison guards to treat one detainee, of b7C -1 in:erview interest, very professionally Specifically, SA requested the prison personnel to not ridicule or humiliate the detainee, and to respect his needs for prayer time. DETAINEES-3489 297-HQ-A13276690-E KLB . klb On May 17, 2004, Special Agent (SA) Fly-Away Rapid Deployment Team, Counterterrorism Division, was interviewed teleotIonically by Assrstant Inspector (Al)I 1 Inspection Division. SA was contacted in Baonram, Afghanistan, at telephone number! I The nature of the interview was regarding SA{ 'participation in detainee interviews at Abu Ghurayb Prison in Iraq provided the following SA7-7 information SA served in Iraq from early September 2003 through mid November 2003. During his deployment to Iraq, he participated in the interview of a detainee at the Abu Ghurayb Prison. SAI (did not observe any misconduct or mistreatment or prisoners at any time during his presence at the Abu Ghurayb Prison. Further, based on observation and prisoner appearance/demeanor, he had no reason to believe any misconduct or mistreatment of detainees was occurring. Consequently, SA idid not document or report any such behavior SA conducted his interview in accordance with FBI protocols an policy SAl !conducted his interview in a ply-wood building which contained approximately eight interview rooms. The structure was adjacent to the main prison building were the qtainees were housed. The interview conducted by.SA , 1 was not held rn Unit lA or 18 in the prison. SA did not have any substantive contact with Military Po1177---j personnel. The Military Police were utilized to transport the prisoner from the prison building to the interview facility. SAI had no other contact with the Military Police SAI iinterview team consisted of himself, SA and a Language Specialist from Houston Division recal last name known (LNU) SA full d -however, advise c not was also known S and SAl 'con ducted interview and rans ate or the interview SA int- viewee did not report any acts of misconduc or mistreatment by U S. personnel. SA did not possess any pictures, video tapes, or notes of actions depicting misconduct or inappropriate behavior by U.S. personnel against detainees. SAL {was not aware of anyone who possessed such items. Al {was not aware of any authorization to devrate from stat87.1dFBI interview protocols. SA id not have any additional information relating to t e a use/mistreatment of detalnees. b2 -1 b6 -1 b7C -1 b6 -1 b7C -1 b6 -1 b7C -1 b6 1 - b7C -1 b6 -1 b7C -1 iNg0iiMN4a,f'CUITAINEL% 14?.REIN IE uNcLAserrzsu DETAINEES-3482 DA. 1(17A7t29D41579;;mHiS3/iljg C4-CV-4/51 297-HQ-A1327669f-E-3 KLB:klb 6g, On May 17, 2004, Special Agent (SA)I Fly-Away Rapid Deployment Team. Counterterrorism interviewed telephonically by Assista Inspector (AII Inspection Division. SA was contacted Baghram, Afghanistan, at telephone numbe The nature of the interview was regarding SAI participation in detainee interviews at Abu Ghurayb Prison in iraq. SA 'provided the foliowing information: SAI 'served in Iraq iron early September 2003 through mid November 2003. During his deployment to Iraq, he b2 -1 I b6 -1 . WC -1 participated in the interview of a detainee at the Abu Ghurayb Prison SA 'did not observe any misconduct or b6 -1 mistreatment or prisoners at any time during his presence as b7c -1 the Abu Ghurayb Prison and had no reason to believe any misconduct or mistreatmen,-ainees was occurring The interview conducted by SA and members of his team was conducted in accordance with FBI prorocols and policy. The interview conducted by SAI 'took place in a ply-wood structure inside the prison compouna, but separated from the main prison building where the detainees were held b6 -1 The ply-wood structure was divided into approximately eight b7C -1 I interview/interrogation rooms The interview conducted by SA was not held in Unit lA or 18 in the prlson. The only contact SA had with Military Police b6 -1 personnel was to arrange for the detalnee to be escorted from b7c the holding facility to the interview room. A.li nterview team consrsted of himself, SA 1 a ranslator ouston Division known as b6 ­ could not recal full name. SA 1 a re. conducted the intervi nd b7C trans1tr7--aDuring the interview conducted by SA the interviewee did nor advise of any a rsconduct or mistreatment by U.S. personnel. SA did not possess any pictures, video tapes, or notes of actions depicting misconduct or inappropriate behavior by U.S. personnel against b6 -1 detalnees, nor was he aware of anyone else who possessed such items SAlIwas not aware of any authorization to b7c -1 deviate from standard FBI interview protocols. was not aware of any mistreatment or abuse SA of detalnees an consequently did not document or report any b6 such behavior SA1 did not have any additional b7C 1 information relating to the abuse/mistreatment of detainees. - ALL IT rbBi.CATii* Ms:TAMED BERET} IS UNLIABOTBITIO :ATT. 1C-'-07-2004 B7 ii15.79LNE:37.:E/4 04-CV-415: DETAINEES-3483 ±ClE T \ 2 97-HQ-A1327 66 9P-E ._3 PM3 pmb On May 17,2004, Supervisory Spey] APPnt (CCA)I DI Inspection Division, FBIHQ, interviewed Special Agent (SA) D a telephone, concerning FBI ^^^° I Activities at Abu Ghuravb Pnson in Iraq between October 2 03 and December 2003 SA b6 -1DDas an EOD date ofjDland is currently assigned to the Fly Away Rapid Deployment b7c -1DI eam Unit (FARDTU), Operational Response S ^Dnterterronsm Division and was interviewed while on TDY assignment tDpain SDas been assigned to FARDTU for approximately one year SDprovided e o owing responses to questions contained in a document title, "Questions oncerning FBI Personnel Activities at Abu Ghurayb Prison-IRAQ" SDstated she did not observe any misconduct or mistreatment of prisoners b6 -1 during he: time atDuGhurayb Pnson, nor did she have any reason to believe tha am r ti r nduct or b7c -1D mistreatment of detalnees at Abu Ghurayb Prison was occumng According to S DI all interviews of detainees conducted by her team conformed to Department of Justice Di rrotocol S xplained she participated in approximately ten interviews of detalnees located at Abu Ghuray nson between 09/12/2003 and 11/12/2003 All but one of these interviews b6 -1Dtook place in one of the two interrogation Dd outside the bnck buildings of Abu Ghurahb b7c -1DPrison These tents were d cribed by SAr2S12"fas three sided tents, with the fourth side exposed to the public SADecalled particinaung in one interview conducted inside the brick buildings of Abu Ghurayb Prison, and SAID[vas unaware of any number or letter designation given to this area of the prison The only contact SA'D'remembered having with Military Police (MP) or Military Intelligence (MI) personnel was when she would coordinate with them regarding the logistics of b6 -1Dconducting an interview SDsaid she would ask about the availability of the prisoner for an b7CDinterview,Duld inquire a out a location for the interview to take place The only other contact SA ecalled having with the MPs or with MI personnel, was when she fo request by a a etamee for long pants, as the detainee was clothed in shorts The next time S saw the detainee, she noticed he was clothed in a traditional robe rather than shorts According to SALDTher interview team'was usually made up of herself, SA Houston Division, and Lane uage Analyst (LA vision state°. at L •D an Francisco Division.Dace n bl several occasions as the trans a or D ained that SDand he b6 -1,2 alternate their roles dunng the interviews D king questions and S21Draking b7C -1,2 notes dunng one interview, and S Dsking questions and SAlI taking notes dunng the next interview The LA would occasions y take notes however, these notes, as well as interview notes. were maintained in a 1-A envelope SAl Dsaid that on one occasio C! 11 0 At no time did any interviewee bring to SA ttentiOn any acts of misconduct b6 -1Dor mistreatment by U S personnel To the contrary, SA ecalled that several interviewees b7CDcommented they were treated well and glad to be in the custo y o the Amencans as opposed to being a pnsoner of local law enforcement ALL :NFORNATION CONTA1UED HERE:N TB T.INCIABBIFIED EXCEPT WHERE -2HOYN 3THERU7SEI DATE: 10-29-23E4 SES T CLABS:FTED BY 6157 2XA:BCE/3jg C4-.7.1/-4131 REASCN: 1.4 iC: DECIASSEVY :14: 1:1-2P-2C27# DETAINEES-3480 b6 -1 b7C -1 b6 -1,3 b6 -4,5 b7C -1,3 b7C -4,5 b7D -1 b7F -1 297-HQ-A13276697-E 2 stated she is not in possession of any pictures, videotapes, or notes of actions depicting miscon uct or inappropnate behavior by U S personnel against detainees, nor is she aware of anyone else who is in possession of such items It was SDnderstanding that FBI personnel were required to follow all FBI rules and policies governing in err ation, as if these interrogations took place in the United States The only additional instruction she received regarding the intyview of a ktam ee, was the sp riots d by an Iraqi official from the MinistryDof Justice' According to S. equested that a detainee named,D to read his U S constitutiona nor to his interrogation SAIDVoncluded the interview by stating she had no additional information b6 -1 relating to the abuse/mistreatment of detainees at Abu Ghurayb Pnson D b7C -1 DETAINEES-3481 297-HQ-A13276691-E-,3 /Th PKW:pkw 1 The following investiaation was conducted by b6 -1 Supervisory Special_Agent (SSA) I lin Los Angeles, b7C -1 California or May 17, 2004. Special Agent (SA) LOA Angeles b6 -1 Division, FBT. inrerviewe at the Raaisson otel, Los Angeles Airport. SA provided the following responses to a list b7C -1 of questions. 1. Did you observe any misconduct or mistreatment of prisoners at any time durina your presence at Abc Ghuravb orison". SAI 'stated he did not observe any misconduct or mistreatment of any of the prisoners. He advised on three or four occasions, he observed detainees who were ordered to strip b6 -1 and then placed in isolation with no clothes. SAI gadded b7C -1 the stripping of prisoners was no different than the searching procedures he had observed of the guards in jails in the Unrtec States 2 Did you have any reason tc believe that any misconduct or mistreatment of detainees at Abu Ghuravb was occurring' These reasons could include casual observations, prisoner appearance or demeanor, or conversations with prison personnel, SAI Istated'dffulALIltaiview conducted with SA I tne detainee, !(phonetic), complained e as r 4 stripped nake naked in -nis cell and subjected to sleep deprivation. also told SAI land SA he was b2 -5 also roughed up DV ne hands of American personnel w b6 -1,3,4 interviewed him. told SAI land SA the b7C -1,3,4 American personnel who `r ed him were not dresses in b7D -1 military uniforms SA S advised he and Al b7F -1 interviewed[ labou elan times, and the information was. documented on LCs to the' 'file. SA A stated he did not notice any physical marks oni w idn ' would indicate any mistreatment. SAI (advised' 1 I ' A the Anssar Al Islan ssified terrorist group operating in northern Iraq. SA added the group I allegedly has ties with Al Qaeda 3 Did interviews conducted by you and members of your team comport with prescribed Department of Justrce and/or FBI protocols' b6 -1 D SA stated absolutely. b7C -1 ALL IHFORrATION CONTAZUED s4-umcmssiritp LAT=1, 7=P701-2,00 BY glS'SmIK/BCB/zfg 04-CV-41S1 DETAINEES-3477 297-HQ-A13276697-E 2 4. Please identify where the interviews occurred in the cr , son SAI ,advised the interviews occurred in interrogation rooms wnrcn were in two d, =Frent wooden buildings within the b6 -1 prison compound One building was close to the isolation cells,b 7c -1 ther building was by the open prison population. SA stated each building contained six interrogation rooms, rooms with windows or. each side of the building separated by a hallway. Were they ever held In Unit 1.A or 18 (where the abuses occurred " stated the interviews wers not conducted in Unit to b6 -1. SAI or 18. b7C -1 6 Did you have any substantive contact with Military Police personnel in charge of the prison" If so, who SA stated he had casual conversations with Sergeant me unknown) of the Military Police (MP). b6 -1,2 bergean, was the point of contact (POC) of the MPs who b7c -1,2 escorted ainees to the interrogation rooms. 7. Please explain the roles of members which comprised your interview team3 'stated he acted as the translator and interviewer, SA b6 -1 tne other Agents acted as lead interviewers during most of the interviews. A Military Intelligence (MI) representative b7C -I was always present during the interviews, but acted as an observer and never participated in the interviews 8 Durino Your interviews did any interviewee bring to your attention any acts cf misconduct or mistreatment by U.S. personnel' See response to question #2. 9. Are You in possession of any pictures, video tapes, or notes of actions depicting misconduct cr inaoprooriate behavior by U.S personnel against detainees? Are You aware of anyone else who is in possession of such items' b6 -1 SAI stated he is not in possession, nor does he know I b7C -1 anyone wno is in possession of any pictures, video tapes, or notes of actions depicting misconduct or inappropriate behavior. DETAINEES-3478 297-HQ-A13276697-E 3 10. What. if anv. was Your understandina of Department of Defense and/or Department of Justice authorization for the aermirted use of certain interrogation techniaues' SAI !advised it was his understanding that those in charge of the prison allowed sleep deprivation, although he was not aware if It was a permissible tactic or not. SA -tated b6 -1,3,4 he did not mention to any--=, , formation relate to tne b7C -1,3,4 mistreatment described by SAI ladvised he uasD b7D -1 certain the red b 1-1 documenteci_L istreatment described by S DSADshowed him b7F 1 - every EC con:_a ._11, ,.heir interview results. He remembered seeing some of the ECs written by the other lead Agents, although he did not see all of the ECs. 11. If voc were aware of any mrstreatment or abuse of aetarnees, did you aocument or report it to anyone' b6 -1,3,4 SA stated he did not verbally report to anyone the b7c MI.described byl, I but an EC contained the b7D -1 information. b7F -1 12DEb you have anv additional information relating to the abuse/mistreatment of detainees') SADstated he did not have any other information. He b6 1,2 ad e e personnel and the MPs appeared to be very.. JC --1,2 professional. The POC of the MI Inms Chief Warrant Officerl (first name unknown). DETAINEES -3479 297-HQ-A1327669/-S,2S KLE .klb ' 1 On May 17, 2004, Language Specialist (LS) Language Services Translation Center, F3IHO WA b2 -1. interviewed telephonically by Assistant Inspector (AI) b6 -1 Inspection Division. LSI (was contacted in Baghdad, Iraq, at telephone number I b7C -1 The nature cf the interview was regarding LS particioqion in detainee interviews at Abu nurayb Prison in J Iraq LSI 'provided the following information: LSI 'was assigned TDY in Iraq on twc occasions. His first assignment was from December 2003 through February 2004, and his second was from March 2004 through April 2004. During his assignments in Iraq, he assisted in the inteiTview of detainees at the Abu Ghurayb Prison. LSI !did not observe any misconduct or b6 -1 mistreatment ot prisoners at any time during his presence at the Abu Ghurayb Prrson and had no reason to believe any b7C -1 misconduct or mistreatment of detainees was occurring. Each interview in which L4 served as a translator was conducted in accordance with FII protocols and policy LS I Idescribed the agents who conducted the interviews as extremely orofess:,.onal and courtesy to the prisoners The interviews in which LSI 'participated took place in either a wooden structure with multiple I interview rooms or a trailer divided into four interview rooms. Both locations were within the prison compound; b6 -1 however, separated from the main prison building where the b7C -1 detainees were held. None of the interviews in which LS participated were held in Unit lA or 1B in the DI prison LSI 'had no contact with Military Poolice personnel at the prison. LS 's interview team consisted of himself and two agent s Durrng the interviews in which LS participated, no interviewees advised of any acts or misconduct or mistreatment by U. S. personnel. LS I Idid b6 -1 not possess any pictures, video tapes, or notes of actions depicting misconduct or inappropriate behavior by U.S. b7C -1 personnel against detainees, o. w s aware of anyone else who possessed such items. LS :dvised the agents who conducted the interviews followe• s•ard FBI interview procedures. LS was not aware of any mistreatment or abuse of detainees an conseaapntly did not document or report any such behavror LSI 'did not have any additional b6 -1 information relating to tne abuse/mistreatment of detainees. LNE6RY.ATION cCNTAITNED HERP,iN tZ UNCLASSIFI2D D DAT,: lco,-2e.o4 F7 61E75pmE3tEig 04-CV-4151 DETAINEES-3473 297-HQ-A1327669,-E73 PKW pkw The following investi pf-inr was co ducted by Supervisory Special Agenr (SSA) In San Francisco, b6 -1 California on May 17, 2004 b7C -1 Language Specialist (LS)I 1 San b6 -1 Francisco Division, FBI, was interviewed at the San Francisco b7C _1 office LSF Iprovided the following responses to a list of questions: 1 Did You observe any misconduct or mistreatment of prisoners at any time during Your presence at Abu Gnuravb orison' I b6 -1 LS stated no, she did not observe any misconduct or b7C -1 mistreatment of any of the prisoners. 2 Did you have anv reason to belreve that any misconduct cr mistreatment of detainees at Abu Ghuravb was occurring? These reasons could include casual observations, prisoner appearance or demeanor, or conversations with prison personnel. stated no, she did not have any reason to believe any b6 -1 mis or mistreatment of detainees was occurring. b7C -1 3 Did interviews conducted by you and members of your team comport with prescribed Department of Justice and/or FBI protocols? b6 -1 LSr------lstated yes, DOJ and FBI protocols were followed. b7C -1 4 Please identify where the Interviews occurred in—the—prison.. LSI------istated interviews were conducted in the b6 -1 interview interrogation rooms on the grounds of the orison b7C -1 5. Were they ever held in Unit 1A or 18 (where the abuses occurred)", b6 -1 LSI I advised she does not think the interviews were b7C -1 conducted in Unit lA or Unit 18, but in the interview/interrogation rooms on the grounds of the prison 6 Did You have anv substantive contact with Military Police b6 -1 personnel in charae of the Prison' If so, who' b7C -1 LS !stated the only contact she had with the Military Po_ice was when they brought the prisoners tc the interview room. ALL INFORMATION MNTA:NSD DETAINEES 3474 -REFEIN UNCLASSIFIED nkTE IC-Di-2004 Ll 6:E75DmE/zicE/g 04-cd-4n:. 297-HQ-A13276697-: She advised there was no further interaction with the Military Police. 7. Please explain the roles cf members which comprised Your interview team') b6 -1 b7C -1 LSI.stated her role was Interpreter for the interviewing agents he advised there was one FBI Agent with her a couple of occasions, but generally there were two FBI Agents with her during the interviews. She said there was a Military Intelligence officer present in the interview room most of the time in an observer role, and did not participate in tne lntervlews 8. Durina Your lntervlews did any interviewee brina to your attention any acts of misconduct or mistreatment by U.S. personnel3 advised oone of the detalnees told her they were LSI b6 -1 subjected to acts of misconduct or mistreatment. The only complarnt of the d . was being cold, and they asked for b7C -1 more blankets. LS added she told the Military Police of the detalnees request for more blankets. She stated the detainees never told her they did not have any blankets. 9. Are you in possession of any pictures, video tapes, or nctes of actions depicting misconduct or inappropriate behavior by U S Personnel against detainees') Are you aware of anyone else who is in possession of such items') b6 -1 LSI 'stated she is not in possession, nor does she know b7C anyone who is in possession of any pictures, video tapes, or notes of actions depicting misconduct or inapproprrate behavior 10. What, if any, was your understandina of Department of Defense and/or Department of Justice authorization for the permitted use of certain interrogation techniaues' b6 -1 LS.advised posted on the wall of one of the offices was a b7C -1 mi ry or Department of Defense list of what was allowed during interrogation. The list contained about nine or ten bullets of information regarding what was allowed during interrogation. 11. If you were aware of any mistreatment or abuse of detalnees. did you document or report it to anyone') b6 -1 LS [ tated she was not aware of any mistreatment or abuse. -1 b7C DETAINEES-3475 297-HQ-A13276697-E 3 i2 Do you have anv additional information relatino to the abuse/mistreatment of detainees'? b6 -1 LSI stated she did not have any other information related b7C -1 to the abuse/mistreatment of aetarnees DETAINEES-3476 297-HQ-A 7669# -E3 KBC.kc 1 The following investigation was conducted by AI b6 -1 "I b7C -1 INSD, on 05/17/2004 in New York, NY: CIA I NYO, Squad CD-22, b2 -1 DOB.'._IC.SAN1.] was interviewed. tie was b6 -1 advised of the identity of All land the nature of the b7C -1 interview He prov, ded the following information: SAI 'deployed to Iraq or, or about 11/13/2003 through 01/16/2004. His primary duties while in Iraq consisted b6 -1 of conducting FCI interviews at Camp Cropper in the vicinity of Db7C -1 Baghdad International Airport. He worked primarily with SAI He went tc Abu Ghurayb prison on approximately five occasions. On one occasion he was searching for a "ghost" detainee through both cell blocks and the tent compound, but did not locate him. IIe described a "ghost" detainee as someone detained at the prison by intelligence personnel without any record of the detainee's presence. a did not know how many such detainees existed. On one occasion he processed for fingerprinting and DNA approximately 25-50 detainees at the prison He also introduced a detalnee whose name he could not recall to the Iraqi Survey Group (ISG) because of the WMD knowledge that detalnee possessed The ISG was U S. military, to the best of his recollection. IH also dealt with Department of Defense (DOD) personnel who were civilian clothes He believed they represented Defense Intelligence Agency. Other than his search for the "ghost" detainee in the cell blocks, he interviewed detainees in the stand alone buildings known as "wood" and "steel," respectively. He actually interviewed the "ghost" detalnee prior to the search on one occasion and saw no signs of abuse. The detainee was subsequently released, and that is why SA could not locate b6 -1 '3 '4 him during the search. These stand-alone bui ings were located b7C -1 '3 '4 outside the cell blocks. Those detainees were from the tent b7D -1 rviewlnn. intrm compound, not the main cell blocks. He rprallpd b7F I with SA I I I -1 to tne was a tent compound aetalnee The detalliY %403 delivep@d stand alone building by MPs who did not participate in the interview. The detalnee was brought to the interview in hand cuffs. He also saw detainees wearing hoods while they were escorted on the prison grounds. SAI kid not observe any misconduct or b6 -1 b7C -1 mistreatment of prisoners at any time during his presence at Abu Ghurayb prison It conducted a thorough search of all the cells ALS ItIFORMATTOp Ca:TA:NED HER3IN Ie UNCLASSIFIED DETAINEES-3471 DATA 10-0,-2004 BY 61E75DmE/7ZE!D(14-cv-415.. 297-H4-A1.3276697-E 2 In the prison for the "ghost" detainee and saw no evidence of any mistreatment or misconduct. b6 -1 SA had no reason to believe that any misconduct b7C -1 believe or mistreatm nt or detainees was occurring at the prison. While processing numerous (25-50) aetalnees for fingerprints and DNA samples, he noticed no marks or signs of abuse on the prisoners. He did not recall meeting the guards who were depicted the media allegedly abusing prisoners in the prison. b6 -1 b7C -1 SAI ladvised his interviews conducred at Camp Cropper and Abu Ghurayb prrson were reported via EC He Old not advise aetalnees of their Miranda Warnrng rights, and could not recall why. His interviews always took place in the stand alone buildings previously described and none of his interviewees were housed in units 1A or 13. He ha6 no substantive conract with Military Police personnel in charge of the prison. b6 -1 other member of his interview team at the prison was SA b7C -1 He did not recall a translator being preseni because the subject of the interview spoke English. During his interviews, no interviewee brought to his attention any acts of misconduct or mistreatment by U.S personnel He was in possession of no pictures, video tapes, or notes of actions depicting misconduct or inappropriate behavior by U.S. personnel agarnst detalnees. He was not aware of anyone in possessron of such items. He had no knowledge of DOD or DOJ authorization for the use of certain interrogation techniques. He and other interviewers, including the MI handlers, wouid discuss interview strategies as to whether or not the interview would use a positive, rapport building tone, or an accusatorial, negative tone No discussion or thought was given to using physical interrogation techniques during any interview. He.had no knowledge of sleep deprivation or isolation used on aetalnees. He had no additional information relating to the abuse/mistreatment of aetalnees. DETAINEES-3472 DOJ FB1-001 800 ar 4 t .i.--- . 4161- F 1. N 1.4,. I I I I rl L : l I I I ! ! '"i"I i ."." I 0„)1 0e.,zi Ad c,„ 1 1- ,i D , SECRET DETAINEES-3470 / \ ' EGRET 7\ 297-HQ-A1327669/-E 73 KBC:kc 1 b6 -1 The following investigation was conducted by Ai 1 b7C -1 INSD, in New York, NY, on 05/17/2004: b2 -1 SA NYO, Squad CD-4,I 'DOB: b6 -1 . N : I was interviewed. He was advised ot tne ictertty o_ and the nature of the interview. He b7C -1 provided the following intormation: SA was deployed to Iraq from approximately b6 -1 11/13/2003 throug, 1/11/2004. He was an SRT member and worked b7C -1 three to four days per week at Abu Ghurayb Prison. He was not seiected for the Abu Ghurayb assignment for any particular reason other than his FCI investigative background. He assumed a liaison role with the prlson personnel, but did not nave contact with high ranking military officers in charge of the prlson He deal: primarily wrth Military Intelligence (MI) personnel in facilitating interviews of prlsoners In the first few months he processed prlsoners by fingerprinting them and obtaining DNA samples He devised a standard list of questions which were asked. He was given access to the prison's stand-alone computer database which housed prisoner biographical data and utilized that information in facilitating interviews and/or identifying subjects to be interviewed. He was not provided a list of individuals to interview Instead, he was told by the OSC, SAC Ed Worthington, tc use his judgement when identifying individuals to be interviewed. SAI 'conducted his first interview at Abu Ghurayb approximately one to 1.5 weeks after his arrival in Iraq The b6 -1,3,4 subject of the interview was i 'froml lwho traveled b7C -1,3,4 to Iraq to Participate in iihad. He believed the interviewee was b7D f. He also confirmed conducting b7F -1 interviews oti landl I - SAID_lid not observe any misconduct or b6 1 mistreatment or prisoners at any time during his presence at Abu IOC -1 Ghurayb prlson He noticed no evidence of physical abuse in prlsoners he processed for fingerprints and DNA. He had no reason to believe that any misconduct or mistreatment of detainees at Abu Ghurayb was occurring. He stated the prisoners he interviewed were housed in the tent portion of the prlson, not the main cell blocks. The detainees were brought to the interviews by a "handler" from MI They were shackled and hand-cuffed He removed the shackles and handcuffs for the interviews The prlsoners appeared well treated. He had no contacts with military guards whose photos were displayed in the ?LAS 1.0 -29 -7.034 1:1-29-04 04-Cy7415L SECRET REAZOU: 14 (C) ZSCLASUPY 10-29-2D7 ALL :MORNATIM CONTA±UED DETAINEES-3467 HERE2N 18 UNCLASSIFIZD ?`C PT WIBRE C40714 •trniSkO:SZ EGRET 297-HQ-A13276697-E 2 media as thcse involved in the alleced abuse The two Primary MI b6 -2 personnel he dealt with were CWO l and SPC I b7C -2 I"I 1 1 SA I (advised he was never in the main call area b6 -1 He conductednis ierviews in a stand alone building within the b7C -1 prison walls located in the vicinity of the cent area. There were two such buildings referred to as "wood" and "steel" respectively. He could nor recall in which one he did the interviews advised he conducted his interviews In the SAII presence ot MI andier for the detainee who was being b6 -1 interviewed and the language specialist (L/S). No guards were b7C -1 present At the direction of the FBI's Deputy On-Scene Commander, he did not advise the interviewees of their Miranda Warnings. The interviews were not recorded. The results of the interviews were reported via EC. He conducted no interviews rn Unit LA or 1B. SA1 Thad no substantive contact with Military Police personnel in charge of the prison. described the "handlers" for the detainees as b6 -1 b7C -1 those MI pHs ho were responsrble for the military's interviewseo the detalnees. He observed during his interviews of detalnees, the MI personnel utilized rapport building with the detalnees in building a relationship which they used in the interview process. The handlers participated in the interviews. Other members of the interviewing team included other FBI SAs and FBI Language Specialists (L/Ss) who rotated. During the interviews, no interviewees brought to his attention any acts of misconduct or mistreatment by U.S. personnel. He had no prctures, video capes, or notes of actions depicting misconduct or inappropriate behavior by U.S. personnel against detalnees. He was also unaware of anyone who had possession of such items. He was aware the Department of Defense utilized sleep deprivation and isolation for prescribed periods of time, but did not witness any such act. He knew of those techniques through the MI handlers. it was his understanding, thcse techniques were allowed for limited periods of time. He was not aware of any mistreatment or abuse of detalnees. He had no additional information of any abuse/mistreatment of detainees. He described the DOD personnel with whom he worked as very professional. He stated the prisoners appeared to be happy to see their "handlers" because of SECRI/ET DETAINEES-3468 ECS T 297-HQ-A13276697-E 3 the rapport built between them. He had no contact with any prisoners held for criminal reasons, only rhose held for military or intelligence reascns. Other personnel who conducted interviews of the prisoners were ..ivate contractors from an bl organization known as "CAPT " not knftw what theme b6 -1 nn. rnr c,r4 b7C -1 Other SAs with whom s?,, r,, -onau-Led interviews wei= and I St drew a diagram of the prison representing the area where 1 ne conducted inrervrews. A copy of thrs diagram is attached to this insert. The original is included with the interview notes in a 1A envelope - SET(ET DETAINEES-3469 DOJ FB1-001797 b6 -1,3,4 b7C -1,3,4 10/06/2003 - Interview of b7D -1 Team S I DNotes and foIlow-up questions b7F -1 Conducted interview terpreter 10/07/2003 - Interview oft Team SAI Conducted interviewDb6 -1,3,4 SA . otes and follow-up questionsDb7C -1, 3 , 4 LSI Interpreter b7D -1 b7F -1 11/04/2003 Inte - b6 -1.3,4 Team SA D Conducted interview b7C -1,3.4 S D I Ates and follow-up questions b7D -1 LSID 1 Interpreter b7T -1 11/05/2003 - Interview o b6 -1,3,4 Team SAD Notes and follow-up questions b7C -1 4 '3 SD onducted interview b7D -1 Interpreter b7F -1 Dunng the interviews conducted by S4 Dthe Intlerviewees did not advise of any acts of misconduct or mistreatment by U S persormel §AJDiwas not in possession of any pictures, video tapes, or notes of actions depicting misconduct or inappropriate behavior by U S personnel a ainst detainees, and was not aware of anyone else who was in possession of such items SA b6 -1 advised most FBI personnel were provided with a Compact Disc (CD) containing b7C -1 photographs taken by various FBI personnel during their TDY rotation to the Baghdad Operation Center (BOC) SAtD'believed he viewed all the photographs contained on the CD and did not see any which depicted misconduct or inappropnate behavior by U S personnel against detainees as not aware of any authorization to deviate from standard Department of b6 -1 Justice int rview pro ocols DHe was not aware of any mistreatment or abuse of detainees and b7C -1 consequently did not document or report any such behavior SAI Dtlid not have any additional information relating to the abuse or mistreatment of detamees DETAINEES-3466 297-HQ-Ae76691-E-9) TGR tgr On May 17,2004, Special Agent (SA)ID IFBI Houston, was interviewed b6 -1 by Assistant Inspector (Al D Inspection Division SAID1,vas interviewed in b7C -1 the Hous n FieldOffice regarding his participation in detainee interviews at Abu Ghurayb Prison in Iraq S.Dprovided the following information SAID'served in Iraq from September 11, 2003 through November 11, 2003 During b6 -1. his deployment to Iraq, he participated in the interviews of detainees at the Abu Ghurayb Prison SA b7C -1 ID lid not observe any misconduct or mistreatment of prisoners at any time dunng his presence at the Abu Ghurayb Pnson and had no reason to believe any misconduct or mistreatment of detainees b6 -1,3,4 at the prison was occurring b7C -1,3,4 b7D -1 The interviews conducred by SAIDI3.nd members of his team were conducred in b7F -1 accordance with FBI protocols and policy They were conducted in the open tent area known as "Camp Vigilant", except for the September 27,2003 interview oi which was held in a "hard building" room set up with cham None of his interviews were conducted Unit 1 A or IB of the prison b6 -1,3,4 SAID'contact with Military Police personnel in charge of the Anson was to arrange b7c -1, 3, interviewc with ri.tainees Ho ever, on one occasion, following the November 4, 2003 interview of b7D -1 D SAI-ipoke with an MP (believed to be a senior NCO, Db7F -1 located in the company administraiion office where visiting agencies who were interviewing de inees checked in and out) to request that D e allowed to visit his father in the "hard cell" area The P re onded thate wot-­ --h1.1.ary to accommodate S •D equest vember 05, 200 3 , SA0D,D,D re-interviewed no thanked SD or arranging the visit with his son SA described the roles of members of his interview team as follows b6 -1 b7C - Interview oft09/27/2003 I b6 -1,3,4 Team SAI 1 Notes and follow-up questionsDb7C -1,3,4 S Conducted interviewDb7D -1 LS InterpreterD b7F -1 10/05/2.003 - Interview oft b6 -1,3,4 Team SA Notes and follow-up questionsD b7C -1,3,4 SA onducted interviewDb7D -1 LSI Interpreter b7F -1 ALL r:ECENATICU HERRIN SS DETAINEES-3465 DAZE 1.0-C7.i.2004 EY GI579DMHSECEigjg 1-J4-L!V-41.51 297-HQ-276697-E HGB .h On May 18 2004 l was contacted b2 -1 telephonically at tne) QATAR by SSA) concerning FBI personnel b6 -1 activities at Abu Ghurayb Prison to which he provided the b7C -1 following information: SAI ladvised that during his time a the ABU Ghurayb Prison his role mam tc only process and fingerprint prisoners and at no time did he observe any misconduct or mistreatment of prlsDany time during his presence at ABU Ghurayb prison. SA recessed prrsoners at two separate locations, on two occasions e processed detainees inside the ABU Ghurayb prison in a side storage room off to the side of theDb6 -1 prison cell block. He didn't recall if that area actually had aD -1 particular name. The second location where he processed theDb7C majority of the detarnees was outside in a tent on the AEU Ghurayb prison groundsDSA Dstated the processing of the detainees occurred around October 2003, generally between the hours of 10am to 5pm, two to three times per week. S4 D further reiterated that he did not interview any of tifie detainees. SA IDI advised that he did not have reason toDb6 -1 believe that any misconduct or mistreatment of detarnees at ABUD1 - Ghurayb was occurring in Unit 1A or 13 nor did anyone everDb7C volunteer any information to him that any mistreatment of prisoners had occurred b6 -1 SA advised that he never felt a need to have an b7C -1 understandin of DePlartment of Defense and/or Department of Justice authorization for permitted use of certain interrogation techniques. That was because he was only at rhe prison to pro and fingerprint prisoners. tie also stated that he does not have any pictures, video tapes, or notes of actions depicting misconduct or inappropriate behavior by U.S. personnel against detainees or was not aware of anyone else who was in possession of such items. SAI ladvised that he had no additional b6 -1 information relating to the abuse of detainees and if he had been b7c -1 aware of any mistreatment or abuse he would have reported the inappropriate actions to the authorities. DETAINEES-3464 AL3 INFORMATIOU CONTAZUED HEREI•TS UNCLh$SIFISD 4-a7-20o4 BY 615,7:SONE/Rig 64-cv-415L HGE:hg 297-HQ-A-1327669f-E3 1 On May 17, 2004, SA , Lwas contacted b6 -1 1-pipnhnn,callw at the Little ocK iv:s:on s t,L Doradc RA, by SSA 107c 1 (concerning FBI personnel activities at Abu L,nurayb erison to which he provided the following information. b6 -1, 4 SA' 'advised that during the course b7C -1, 4 intervIpwq h% conducted oil I andD 1 I at no time did ne observe any misconduct or b7D -1 mistreatment of prisoners at any time during his presence at ABU b7F -1 Ghurayb prison SAI ladvised that he did nor have reason to believe that any misconduct or mistreatment of detarnees at ABU b6 -1 Ghurayb was occcrring nor did anyone ever volunteer any b7C -1 information to him that any mistreatment of prisoners had occurred. He further stated that all interviews conducted by him and/or members of his team comported with FBI protocols SAI Iadvrsed the interview conducted by him of (took place in an isolated area of the prison 4 h 1 whereas tne interview ofl Look place in the off , b7D -1 the MiJitary Intelligence . During the intery cD b7F -1. Was assrsted byl 1(MI) and SSG U.S. Army and a translator SA advised that he never felt a need to have an b6 -1 understandin rtrnent of Defense and/or Department of b7C -1 Justice authorization for permitted use of certarn interrogation techniques. That was because he was a bomb technician and he was there for "Intel" and evaluation. IHb also stated that he does nor have any pictures, vrdeo rapes, or notes of actions depicting misconduct or inappropriate behavior by U.S. personnel against detainees or was not aware of anyone else who was in possession of such Items. SAI.ladvised that if he was aware of any b6 -1 mistreatment or anuse of detarnees, he would have reported the inappropriate actions to the authorities. b7C -1 ALL IKECRHA:ICU COUTAINE7, HEFB/N 12 :INCLABS/F:ED DA:2 10-07-20 )4 El 51S/97AkteECL'igjg Ct—=V-41L1 DETAINEES-3463 To CounterterroL...sm Division From Inspe,..cion Re. 297-HQ-A13276697-E, 05/25/2004 (15) Original investigative insert docume 05/21/2004____ telephonic follow-up interview of SA b6 1 FA/RDT, CTD, FBIHQ, anti FD-540 114 go-I/pipe containing ­interview notes of SSA Inspection b7C -1 Division Details: Tor background information, based upon the information Provided to the Inspection Division by General Counsel Caproni in Enclosure (1), a total of 13 FBI employees (ten SAs and three LSs) were identified as participants in interviews of nine detainees a AGP during the period of October 2003 through December 2003 The number of interviews conducted by FBI personnel at AG? durinc this same time period totaled 25, as four of the nine detainees were interviewed on multiple occasions On 05/17/2004 and 05/18/2004, the Inspection Division conducted interviews of the zen SAs and three LSs identified as having participated in interviews of detainees at AGP In addition, former On-Scene-Commander Chris Swecker recommended SA ICJIS, also be interviewed due to SAI b6 -1 1 zreouent presence at the AGP during the relevant time period (SA b7C -1 lPias TDY to Iraq and present at AGP for the purpose of • ..inting and processing detainees ) On 05/21/2004, SA was re-interviewed by SSA 'Inspection Division, for the purpose of obtaining addilionai Clarification concerning comments made by SA during his initial interview on 05/18/2004 Enclosed for the administrative case file are the referenced documents which include the original insert prepared for - •each of the 15 interviews conducted to date, along with an FD540 1A envelope containing the notes taken during each interview DETAINEES-3462 3 b2 -1 T A4 (1^-C4I—.. '. 071-7-4-6 66. Lt4/62-¦,3Dicrt_c _ a&Let_7 11" )-. i I 06,7"--" I ",F,-(tas — 2 -t7L/-7– -cq-ac ".***".¦,,„„, b6 -1 b7C -1 x)-0 Crlyfr)%-- 74;4=C7 .'LL 1-2ifeAMAT7CH cpnTAIusz HERiiivruckiatT:Re ilArg':14)=.072b6;:*7[GI$11Aamiu6v4jg cc-CV-Aisi FLArL ,i, ikeek.ft_ b6 -3,4 b7C -3,4 N _". b7D -1 rn b7F -1 -,17,ttc.1" ,A4c. /te'6-42-4i2 et,-r_oLD c-e-Com. ou-c-,-):41.D-rod DETAINEES-3515 DOJ FB1-001843 ‘ic b6 -1 b7C -1 72..J _D yz4, -4- -(1) b6 -(7,44 b7C -1 1174-freiD—76A7L- /43 601,4444,Dci/ 11( 4y),:(b,4510.)Dglz/7- DETAINEES-3516 AAD 1-1 1 ‘5r-e"-)07 t--44-OL -7‘ ( - /),\A„,E,,„ - . D DETAINEES-3517