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TAXI TO THE DARK SIDE -- ILLUSTRATED SCREENPLAY & SCREENCAP GALLERY |
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[Sgt. Thomas Curtis, Military Police, Bagram] Keep in mind, in their culture, that dog's more shocking to them than it is to us. Kind of like a woman telling them what to do. You know, it's a cultural thing. So you get more bang for your buck, you know, with a dog.
[Moazzam Begg, British subject detained at Bagram and Guantanamo 2002-2005] And then to be re-shackled, completely naked, and to do what they call "The Body Search," the cavity search,
and then to be questioned naked, shivering.
[Pfc. Willie Brand, Military Police, Bagram] After they are read their rules and everything, they are taken to their cell, to where they're going to be put in sleep deprivation for 24 hours. That's standard for everybody.
ISOLATION CELL
Then, from there, MI directs us that they can go to general population, or if they have to stay in isolation. And if they are going to stay in isolation, if they are going to be allowed to sleep. And if they can, then when.
[Narrator] To weaken the defenses of detainees, interrogators ordered Military Police to find ways of keeping the prisoners awake.
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