In the interrogation pits somewhere between Volchansk and Eldar, fingers and testicles chopped off with bolt cutters are only the beginning.
Later on, in a horrible interrogation suite somewhere else on the lot – to get to it, I have to pass a crowd of third-class "passengers" in thick stockings and black shawls, which only adds to the mood – I get to examine him more closely.
While a simple RFID system can help identify an item, only a coarse-grained awareness of its location can be achieved, i.e., the tag is located somewhere in the interrogation zone of the reader.
"The rest are somewhere between self-indulgence, self-interrogation and an attempt to work in a rather different literary form, blending autobiography, history and social commentary".
They needed somewhere to carry out these interrogations and chose the Guantánamo Bay naval base on Cuba as the site for Camp X-Ray.
"To those who don't know what this kind of probing interrogation feels like, one curious effect is that somewhere deep inside one begins to doubt oneself," he wrote.
For the women portrayed here by Dwan, the answer exists somewhere among personal myths, puns and the ruthless interrogation of theatrical illusion.
Under the rulings by that judge, Leonie M. Brinkema, the interrogation of Mr. bin al-Shibh, who was captured last year and is being held somewhere overseas, would be carried out over closed-circuit television.
By examining leaked German documents, crashed Luftwaffe bombers, Enigma decryptions, and through German prisoner of war interrogations, Jones discovered that high-frequency radio signals were being transmitted across Britain from somewhere on the Continent, and he believed they came from a directional radar system.
The interrogation could continue.
