Interview of a detainee at Camp Delta, Guantanamo Bay. The detainee was unwilling to discuss any topic previously addressed, stating everything is "in the file". He said that he is very tired of being mislead by interrogators who never offer the detainees any benefit for there assistance, and complained of losing his memory and being subjected to "mental torture" by virtue of his captivity.
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Narrative:
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II Jwas interviewed at Cam..,E. Delta, U.S. I
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Naval Base Guantanamo Bay, Cuba, by Special A...Kentl J, and Special AgentL llL.S. Air
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Istated he is tired and had recently showered which is why his bair was wet. He discussed his polygraph
results of a month ago in which he was deceptive and stated the machine and method was in error as it had misread one of
the questions regarding his receiving any training while in Afghan: star He agajn statet that he bad not received any
training. Testing procedures were discussed in general tenns although ontinued to state tile machine and
metllod of testing was in error.
He has not sent or received any mail for a long time and his last interview was conducted approximately two weeks ago.
I /was introduced to a new interrogator who requested they discuss some of-the items in the file as there
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were questtons needing clarification! lindicated an unwillingness to discuss any topic previously
addressed. stating everything is in the file and that he is very tired ofbeing mislead by interrogators who never offer the Jb 7C -3,4
detainees any benefit for there assistance. He was instructed again of the various levels of Camps, those privileges each
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camp has to offer, as well as the disciplinary levels within the camps, and other items such as books. I ~d Jb
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not feel these rewards were enough incentive to warrant his continued assistance aside from any new material being /b
discussed.
A question was asked concerning a previous report ofhis providing explosives while in Afghanistan. He asked if the
question was an attempt by the interrogators to deceive hun and us: the information in a court oflaw. After being-advised
it was not a trick question he denied any accountability for ever ha'{ing involvement in explosives in Afghanistan.c=]
Icomplained oflosing his memory and being subjected to mental torture far greater than what he would experience iIj Ff arrested in those countries for the same reason. b6.-3,4 . I lnade one request of having anotherl blaced in an adjacent cell so he would be able to speak with
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someone from his own country. The interrogators stated they would attempt to arrange this and that if this was
accomplished he would be expected to provide additional answers te questions.
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