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CIA director knew about destroyed tapes in 2006
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描かれたCIAのミハエルHaydenは論争の中心でテロリストの質問のビデオテープの1年以上前知っていた、彼は昨日言った。
Hayden氏は国家情報のある主な次長として彼の保有の破壊されたビデオテープ「の」を事実遅く知っていた、ポスト彼は2005年4月から2006年5月をから保持した、彼は展開の調査についての家の諜報特別委員会を報告する彼の方法で言った。 “We are very happy to let the facts take us where they will,” he said at the Capitol.
Mr Hayden made a similar appearance before the Senate Intelligence Committee on Tuesday, but said he could not answer all the panel’s questions because the tapes were created and destroyed before he arrived at the CIA, under the tenure of his predecessors George Tenet and Porter Goss.
“Other people in the agency know about this far better than I,” he said, and promised the committee he would make those witnesses available.
Mr Hayden told CIA employees last week that the videotapes, made in 2002, showed the CIA’s interrogations of two terrorist suspects. The CIA destroyed the tapes in 2005. The tapes were made to document how CIA officers were using new, harsh questioning techniques recently approved by the White House to force recalcitrant prisoners to talk.
The CIA has not described exactly what was shown on all the tapes. However, among the harsh interrogation techniques the White House approved in 2002 was waterboarding.
Waterboarding involves strapping down a prisoner, covering his mouth and pouring water over his face. The prisoner quickly begins to inhale water, causing the sensation of drowning. The CIA has not used the technique since 2003, according to a government official.
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