As soon as the guards determined the inmate had fallen into a deep sleep, he was awakened again for interrogation after which he would be returned to yet a different cell.
And if this weren't enough, some interrogators feel the manual's language gives them a loophole that allows them to give a detainee four hours of sleep and then conduct a 20-hour interrogation, after which they can "reset" the clock and begin another 20-hour interrogation followed by four hours of sleep.
The trip ends with a brief interrogation by Special Branch, after which Mountstuart returns to his life of penury in London.
The agency's official response to the Senate report noted that headquarters officials provided "guidance" on water dousing "as early as March 2003" and classified the dousing, "considered the most coercive of the standard interrogation techniques in use until early 2004", after which the agency classified it as an "enhanced" technique.
But they confessed only after high-pressured interrogations in which they were threatened with the death penalty.
After which, hey, presto!
It also comes after Which?
In the lawsuit, filed in the US district court in Washington on Wednesday, Olson's sons Eric and Nils claim their father was murdered after he witnessed extreme interrogations in which the CIA killed suspects using the biological agents he had developed.
A third prisoner died after an interrogation in which a C.I.A. officer participated, though the officer evidently did not cause the death.
After a series of interrogations, which make it clear that More did not actively seek martyrdom, he was tried at Westminster Hall on 1 July 1535, found guilty of treason, and executed five days later.
