Sentence examples for interrogation location from inspiring English sources
And, as I note in "The Black Banners," I sent daily reports from the secret interrogation location, to Washington, recording what happened, which the U.S. Government has in its possession.
At the FSC interrogation location, the collection waveguide collects and guides light scattered at ~3-12° from the interrogation direction.
According to the Associated Press, Ghailani's legal team added that it would be "another two months before they obtain security clearance necessary to visit the sites, and they fear they will be dismantled by then because the CIA on April 9 indicated it will 'decommission' the interrogation locations".
Some of the suspects, who were taken for interrogation in secret locations around the world before ending up in Guantánamo, were alleged to have links with the Afghan Taliban.
Under interrogation, they revealed the location of the grave.
Jackson refuses his request and instead orders that Klaatu be sent to a secure location for interrogation.
Goebbels offered a bounty of 10 million marks for it, and several members of the Polish Underground were executed by the Germans when they refused to divulge its location despite interrogation and torture.
As soon as the witness left his car near the CSB's temporary offices in downtown West, he was suddenly surrounded by four armed ATF and SFMO agents and taken away for further ATF interrogation at an unknown location.
In a series of interrogations in secret locations with United States officials, two of the plot masterminds, Khalid Shaikh Mohammed and Ramzi bin al-Shibh, have provided the most detailed account yet of the origins of the Sept. 11 attacks and the challenges faced by the group's top lieutenants.
Because of his status as a retired general, General Pinochet has the right to choose the location of his interrogation by prosecutors.
Like Mr. Zubaydah, the officials said, Mr. Nashiri has been transferred to an American-run interrogation center at a secret location overseas.
