Well this is either the tip of an incriminating iceberg or these are the clean vids they will use to pretend they are not deserving of prosecution…
The CIA has three video and audio recordings of interrogations of senior al Qaida captives but misled federal judges about the evidence during the case against terrorist Zacarias Moussaoui, federal prosecutors revealed in a Nov. 9 court filing that was made public Tuesday.
The government’s letter said that “the CIA came into possession of the three recordings under unique circumstances involving separate national security matters,” leaving unclear whether the tapes show CIA interrogations or possibly questioning by agents of another country. At least one senior al Qaida member, Ibn Sheikh al Libi, reportedly was turned over to Egyptian authorities for questioning in 2002, but much of what he allegedly confessed proved to be false.
“The fact that audio/video recording of enemy combatant interrogations occurred, and that the United States was in possession of three of those recordings is, as noted, inconsistent with factual assertions in CIA declarations dated May 9, 2003 . . . and November 14, 2005,” the prosecutors wrote.
6 December, 2007 at 11:30 pm
[...] — RickB They destroyed the evidence but maybe not when they said, maybe only after it was discovered they had them. The CIA has three video and audio recordings of interrogations of senior al Qaida captives but [...]
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