At a debate in May, when asked how he would respond to a hypothetical situation involving the interrogation of a terrorist at Guantánamo Bay, he said, "Some people have said we ought to close Guantánamo.
Throughout this manuscript, the description "closely maternally related" refers to constellations typically encountered in forensic paternity casework, i.e. mother children and siblings, because the majority of samples derive from either those cases or cases involving the interrogation of families, where such samples are also likely to be found.
The CIA's campaign against al-Qaeda also involved the interrogation and indefinite detention of terrorism suspects.
The final experiment involved the interrogation by 6 different operators of the same image galleries obtained from the analysis of 38 different patient samples.
Witness B was allegedly involved in the interrogation of Mohamed when he was held incommunicado in Pakistan in 2002.
Altogether, the official said, the agency was involved in the interrogation of no more than two dozen individuals at Abu Ghraib between September and December.
What started as a simple interpreter's position rapidly expanded, however, as he became involved in the interrogation of such high-profile Nazis as Hermann Göring, Albert Speer, and Rudolf Hess.
In their letter, the lawyers also asked for information about whether the British intelligence agency MI6 was involved in the interrogation of Mr. Mohamed in Morocco.
His report makes clear that the documents he has read show that British intelligence officers continued to be involved in the interrogation of detainees despite their mistreatment having been witnessed.
Nor would the MoD comment on another claim made by the source with knowledge of Operation Raker: that both CIA and MI6 officers were involved in the interrogation of prisoners flown secretly to H1, and that these were the "other authorities" whom RAF Regiment troopers were told would be taking possession of their prisoners.
