FBI Memo from FBI Investigative Analyst who toured through Camp Delta, Guantanamo Bay. The Agent states that he did not have any substantive contact with Military Police or other U.S. government personnel at Guantanamo regarding detainee's condition or treatment, and no allegations of misconduct or mistreatment by U.S. personnel was formally brought to his attention by interviewees. He does recall hearing about a rumor, wherein a male detainee was purportedly dressed in female clothing, make-up applied and involuntarily given a lap dance by a female prison guard, either at the direction or personal performance of Military Interrogators. Related to ACLU RDI 4904.
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On-(19/07/240.4 c INVESTIGATIVE_ANALYST (IA) I_ b6 a.z2 date of birtfq 1 Social Security Account Number b7C -1,22
was advised as to the . identity of the interviewing Agent and as to the purpose of the -interview, TAI 'then provided the following information:
IAL 'entered on dut with the Federal Bureau of
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b7C -1,2 Investigation (FBIfl on and is currently employed as Investigative Analyst in the Los ngeles Field Office. -
During the approximate time period of May 13, 2003
through June 26,-2003, IA iwas on a temporary duty
b 62assignment at Guantanamo Eay, -Cuba (GTMO) in, support of Operation
Enduring Freedom. His primary duty during this assignment was as a
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liaison between the FBI and the U.S. Military, primarily with the United States Army. Other than.routine administrative support, IA provided the military with information regarding FBI in erviews.and other 'BI investigative information as requested.
IA was not a member of any interview or
b6 -1 interrogation team, did not witness any-aggressive interrogation
b7C -1 techniques used on detainees, and has no first hand knowled e of
any improper techniques being used on detainees. TA advised he was not aware of Department of Defense (DOD policy regarding interrogation techniques, is not aware of any violation of DOD policy, and cannot identify anyone who might be aware of any violation of DOD or- FBI/DOJ interview/interrogation policy.
b6 -11AI1is not. in possession of any pictures, video,
b7C -1 notes or other ocumentation which depicts or describes aggressive
treatment, interrogations or interview techniques employed on
detainees'at GTMO, and is not aware of anyone else who might be in
possession of such items. -
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2 'did pot have any substantive contact with
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Military Police or other U.S. government personnel at GTMO
regarding detainee's condition or treatment, and no allegations of
misconduct or mistreatment.by T..S. personnel was formally brought
to his attention by interviewees.
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Investigation on 209 /07 /2004 _as (telephonically)"
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b6 -1 —_ Idid advise however, that he heard a rumor
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The rumor in1is
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was a tactic used to oreax the detainee aWn and gain his
cooperation. All 1
icotiltd not remember where or from whom he
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heard the rumor. AII1'could provide no further information
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concerning this rumor.
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