Interview of detainee at Camp Delta, Guantanamo bay. The purpose of the interview was for the new interviewing agents to build rapport with the detainee and encourage his continued cooperation. The interviewers told the detainee that he needs to be completely honest with the interviewing agents because if they do determine he is lying, his stay in Guantanamo Bay could become much longer than necessary. The detainee then volunteered that following his arrest in Pakistan, he was moved to a place they called "The Dark Prison" because there was no light. At this prison, run by the Pakistanis, and he stated he was beaten, tortured and threatened with weapons. He remained in this prison for about one month. Subsequently, he was moved to Bagram where he was interrogated by females after being "stripped naked". The detainee was then encouraged to keep his hope and that with his continued cooperation the potential for him to go home would rise. Both agreed they would meet again the following week to discuss his case.
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interview,) provided the following information:
Upon entering the interview booth,) (was
shivering from having come in from the rain. He was provided a
towel to dry off and help keep warm. The purpose of the interview
he new interviewing agents to build rapport with
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communication between the teams, each havir thnn(71-0-thP. ' other had informed the guards they had finished with They explained it was not inte tional and offered their apologies for the mix up. I stated he understood and accepted the apology.
The interviewing agents then explained to
they understood his frustrations and the fact he is tired
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it is in his best interests to do so. It was also explained toE
Ihe needs to be completely honest with the interviewing
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agents because if they do determine he is lying, his stay in
Guantanamo Bay could become much longer than necessary.
I lexplained he has no reason to lie and has not
done so to any of the interviewing teams he has dealt with. The
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smiled and proclaimed he was very happy to
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defending himself. The interviewing agents offered encouragement
and pointed out he had been moved up to level 2 within the camp as
a sign of good faith.
The interviewing agents stated they did not plan to ask
him any questions pertaining to his case today but they did ask him
to focus on remaining cooperative for future interviews.
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stated he was beaten, tortured and threatened with weapons. He
remained in this prison for about one month. Subsequently, he was b7F -1
moved to Bagrum where he was interrogated by females after being
stripped naked. I jwas asked if his treatment in
GUANTANAMO was better. He replied it was but he felt he was losing
hope in getting home.
lwas encouraged to keep his hope and that with
his continued cooperation the potential for him to go home would
rise. Both agreed they would meet again the following week to
discuss his case.
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