Interview of a detainee at Camp Delta, Guantanamo Bay. The detainee accused Pakistani Police with giving him electric shocks and U.S. troops of beating him. He said he was yelled at by interrogators in Kandahar and then admitted to lying to them because if he didn't say what the interrogators wanted, they would continue to beat him. He was then shown a photo of himself taken by American troops in Kandahar and asked to point out where any bruises or signs of a beating the detainee then admitted to lying about the beatings.
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A the inning of the interview' }was shown the book "September 11 - A Testimony.
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why UBL hated America and why he killed innocent people? When told that UBL had committed the attacks in the name of Islam, esponded "T:aat's a lie." His comment was reflective of his belief that the attacks were not consistent with the true meaning of Islam and were not made to refute what the interviewer had told him.
When confronted about his difficulties with the polygraph es eciall on questions that centered around I his being in Afghanistan and receiving military trainin insisted that lie told the truth and
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accused the polygrapher of "Playing with the machine.' was told that no such thing
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happened and it was enforced on him that there was no doubt that the interviewers knew he was lying. as told by a Red Cross worker that the "polygraph is a lie" and is not an, accurate test. . .- .
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