FBI Memo re: Interview of Detainee at Camp Delta, Guantanamo Bay

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This document contains neither recommendations nor conclusions of the FBI It is the property of the FBI and is loaned to your agency; it and its contents are not to be distributed outside your agency
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07/01/2002

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I-was interviewed at Camp Delta, Guantanamo Bay,

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Cuba, by United States Air Force Office of Special Investigations
(AFOSI) Special Agentli Federal Bureau of
Investigation (FBI) S —b

anUUnited Stat
ent of Defense (DOD) Contract Lanquare Specialist
translated the interview in, Ifurnis e ne

following information:

I 'advised that he had just been released from the I fleet hospital approximately 30 minutes before the interview started. He advised that he has! I in the past( 1 b6 -3,4
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and tinally he advised one of his guards that he was in pain. He was then admitted to the fleet hospital and he was diagnosed with b7D -1 b7F -1
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During the interview rocess' 'indicated that he b7C -3,4 would preferto live i as they respected people more than anywhere else that he had een.
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Ithen spoke aboutl

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Subject stated that he was later told that 'information was false. b7F -1
b6 -3,4 was specifically asked the questions regarding force protection. Asked if he knew or had heard any specific plans
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to cause disruption to Campo Delta or the assault of a guard/guards

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or other detainees, the response given was there was nothing b7F -1 specific.
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regarding an attack.' 'simply stated, "If an opportunity

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exists, they will take it."

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stated that he felt "oppressed" but not by

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violence. I t ere were an opportunity to escape, he would try.

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06/27/2002 DETAINEES-3860
Guantanamo Bay, Cuba

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There were some names at he knew:

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On Page 'stated further that the treatment at Camp Delta was much b7D -1 better. b7F -1 1
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cause a disruption or assault or escape from Camp Delta, he would

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tell us.

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I was asked who in Camp Delta hates the US?

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'Alen responded, "Everyone" hates US policies and George Bush. b7D -1
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was tasked to teLl the interviewers about his
discussions withqnme of the other detainees. He told the

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who has never said anything bad about the US] b7C -3,4 Interrogators were able to determine that
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again indicated after being questioned regarding
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that he had no knowledge of any attacks nor had he heard anyone

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within the confines of Camp Delta talking about any. He stated

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ike that he_ would
interviewers know.

however, if he did here something l__ _ let the
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(told the interrogators that it was the Afghan
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because of what has happened in-Afghanistan referring to the war.

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When asked if there were any potential martyrs in the

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camp that the detainees in Camp Delta have nowhere to go.

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Some wou want to die in Camp Delta and if he heard that there was b7D -1 something like that about to take place, he would let the guards or interrogators know this information without hesitation.
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denies anything secret in his travels and stated

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that he had no linage to any other interests and swore that he would sign his own execution order if he had lied to the b7D -1 interrogators. b7F -1
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advised the interrogators that he would look at pictures of the detainees to see if he could identify the man.) IDG -3,4 b7C -3,4 b7C -1
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When b7C -3,4 asked about what was said after the attacks on the World Trade Center,) told interviewers that
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Istated that he had a bad relationship with' I b6 -3,4 Ido not like each other because it
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was believed that)

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The interviewers asked) (if he recognized any of the other detainees.) I while he was at the hospital, he rec gnizedI recognized him as b6 -3,4
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