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The agency did not disclose that any interrogations had ever been recorded or that it had held any further relevant information, in any form.
In fact, none of the methods contained in the current Army manual on interrogation have ever been scientifically tested for effectiveness.
The strange part is that neither Mitchell nor Jessen knew much about interrogations — neither had ever conducted one or had any scholarship in the area — or about Al Qaeda.
The U.S. military and government conducted many interrogations, asking if women had ever had sexual relations with another woman and essentially equating even a one-time experience to a criminal identity, thereby severely delineating heterosexuals from homosexuals.
Shortly after Attorney General Alberto Gonzales came into office, in February, 2005, he issued an opinion endorsing the most brutal interrogation techniques that the C.I.A. had ever used.
A senior Pentagon official said last week that it was unclear whether those additional techniques had ever been used in interrogations.
In view of Galileo's rather implausible denial that he had ever held Copernican ideas after 1616 or ever intended to defend them in the Dialogue, his final interrogation, in July 1633, concluded with his being threatened with torture if he did not tell the truth, but he maintained his denial despite the threat.
It's not the most probing interrogation I've ever thrown at a celebrity but Iggy responds to my opening gambit by wagging her tail.
By Miles's count, more than 105 detainees in custody of the CIA and Department of Defense have died during interrogations, but no one has ever so much as been publicly reprimanded for it.
But Ms. Berger notes that no transcript of the interrogation, if it happened, has ever been released.
