At the evening gatherings at the Christian Orthodox Church of Christ the Savior, they light candles, catch up on the latest police summonses, and swap tips for answering interrogators' questions and rumors of the whereabouts of Mr. Dragicevic.
When asked if he felt he had to answer his interrogators' questions, the former detainee replied "Yes, of course... because otherwise the [doctor working on my back] would just go stronger.... [In that] situation you just answer".
While careful to draw a line at cruelty, Rustmann adds, "There has to be incentive for the prisoner to answer the interrogator's questions.
The detainee said that after he answered, the interrogator said, "You should confess what you have done in the past as Taliban — even stones confess here".
While, for narrative purposes, each of the people digitized for the project had a few cues to hit during their hologram recording, Malik explains that they were primarily answering their interrogator's questions honestly during recording.
He settles on "maybe" for an answer but the interrogator wants a good, solid yes or no answer.
Mr. Hussein, since his capture on Dec. 13, has not directly answered when American interrogators have sought to determine whether he was at either location at the time of the two strikes, according to two senior government officials.
This continued with every question that Mohammad was asked: when he did not give the answer that the interrogator wanted, he was slapped, punched and threatened.
"His interrogator interrogated.
But when I would not give the interrogators the answers they wanted — how could I, when I had done nothing wrong?
