Internal FBI Email re: Battlefield Advice

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The document is an internal FBI email, regarding FBI involvement in overseas aggressive interrogations and collaborating with the military to form some categories and advice.

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Email
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Friday, October 8, 2004
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https://www.thetorturedatabase.org/node/11582
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(OGC) (FBI)
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From: Caproni, Valerie E. (OGC) (FBI)
, Sent: Friday,:October 08, 2004 11;17 AM
To:
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Subject: battlefield advice
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rve spoken to Gary Bald about the•issue that we've ail talked abOut before which relates to giving agents who are . •
• in Afghanistan (and probably Iraq),further advice. on interrogation: In particular, we are worried about agents .
knowingly or not geting pUled in to god cop-bad cop scenarios, where DoD agresively interviews a detaine,
FBI then follows with the soft touch,. Are we benefitting from the rough interrogation tolhe point that we could be
considered to be participating in it? I'd like you to talk to the military unit (if you are their attorney these'days; if •
•not, please sent this to whomever has that assignment) and try to come up with some categories and advice. .
For example: if we interrogate and then DoD takes the prisoner back, one posSibility would be to require HQ
approval to take the detainee back again. (That actually happened in Iraq. It apparently didn't dawn on the
military that the reason we were being successful was we weren't abusing the person.)
One idea. might be to say we cannot interrogate on the battlefield (definition of that might be difficult). •
See what you can come up with, pls. •• •
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11582
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67