Once Col. Muammar el-Qaddafi's sprawling and secretive walled compound inside the capital, it has been pillaged and turned over to the people in a big way.
But interviews with ex-cops, the few attorneys granted a measure of access, and one person who was detained inside for nearly an entire day describe an unusual, secretive police compound, complete with armored vehicles, surveillance gear and places to hold people for interrogation.
Do you think anyone in Zhongnanhai [the secretive Beijing compound of the Communist Party headquarters] will read the memoir?
On Tuesday, for the first time ever, the British Foreign & Commonwealth Office (FCO) welcomed a small group of reporters to the archives of Hanslope Park, a secretive, high-security compound in Buckinghamshire that it shares with intelligence agencies MI5 and MI6.
The documents — which include the desk diary of Soviet spy Donald Maclean; case files from Nazi persecution compensation claims; and masses of material removed from Hong Kong — were being held at Hanslope Park, a secretive, high-security compound in Buckinghamshire that the FCO shares with intelligence agencies MI5 and MI6.
On Tuesday, for the first time ever, the British Foreign & Commonwealth Office (FCO), the United Kingdom's equivalent to the State Department, welcomed a small group of reporters to the archives of Hanslope Park, a secretive, high-security compound in Buckinghamshire that it shares with intelligence agencies MI5 and MI6.
Since the Danish manufacturer of pentobarbital and its US licensee cut off supplies to American states that were using the drug for executions, authorities have been buying mixtures from secretive and makeshift compounding pharmacies that are not approved by federal regulators.
In 2011, the FCO admitted that it was illegally holding 1,500 Kenya files (nearly 300 boxes, occupying 100 linear feet) at Hanslope Park: a sprawling and secretive high-security government compound in Buckinghamshire that the FCO shares with intelligence agencies MI5 and MI6, and where British government scientists reportedly develop counter-espionage techniques.
Lockhart is also an investor in a secretive project at a remote compound "where death is controlled and bodies are preserved until medical advances can restore individuals to improved lives", and wants, said Scribner, to use the technology on his wife.
All of these causes for concern are compounded by the secretive nature of the discussions.
