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TAXI TO THE DARK SIDE -- ILLUSTRATED SCREENPLAY & SCREENCAP GALLERY |
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Especially being a screener, you could tell from the moment you got him in.
You're like, "We're not supposed to have him."
[Spc. Glendale Walls, Interrogated Dilawar at Bagram] We had one prisoner came in who was mentally challenged.
And Sgt. Loring kept saying that, you know, this is a cover. This is al Qaeda's cover. This is what they do. And I went in there and talked to him and, basically, they had this guy in a diaper. He'd eat his own feces. But Loring kept saying it was an act.
They'd be like, "Hey, we want you to go yell at this guy."
So I'd grab my box of Frosted Flakes that I was eating for breakfast that morning, and I'd go into the room, and I'd be like, "Alright, I have to yell at you today."
So I'd be like "dehydrogenated salt substitute." And just start yelling that at them. And they'd be like, they'd look at me all crazy, and I'd be like, "Yeah! That's your fault they put that in my cereal now." Or I'd yell at them if Elvis was really the King of Rock, or if he was dead. Or stuff like that. And I'd write that in my interrogation summaries. And I'd send that up to higher that that's what I did for that two hours.
[Spc. Glendale Walls, Interrogated Dilawar at Bagram] You really can't get a feel for a person until after you talk to him a couple of times.
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