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But once Hardy gets going, displaying interrogation moves they wish they'd had at Nuremberg, she becomes a reluctant believer.

The court noted that it's difficult to regulate interrogations because we don't know what goes on: "Interrogation still takes place in privacy.

His hard-charging attitude has also raised questions that go beyond interrogation methods.

One way in which he infuriated the guards was by translating their conversations into Arabic for the benefit of other detainees, and he also helped organise a series of hunger and non-co-operation strikes when the prisoners would refuse to go to interrogation or their twice-weekly shower and 15-minute exercise period.

The ability to go from interrogation rooms to living rooms is so essential that some psychologists lecture detectives on both the influence of suit attire on suspects and the need to tip tailors to ensure that alterations hide the appearance of guns and handcuffs.

So last November, they devised a special plan for his interrogation, going beyond what Army rules normally allowed.

"I was aware of a lot of what was going on in interrogation sessions.

Despite the evidence that the US administration was examining how far it could go in interrogations, officials insist that detainees held by US forces in Cuba, Iraq and Afghanistan have been treated humanely, with the exceptions of some inmates held at the Abu Ghraib prison in Iraq.

This is an on-going interrogation I have with myself and I hate that I come to the same answers every time.

Bär ordered the remaining Me 262 destroyed before going into captivity and interrogation by US Intelligence officers of the 1st Tactical Air Force's Air Prisoner of War Interrogation Unit, based at Heidelberg.

"Now the interrogation is going on, and maybe they will find who did this".