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41 Seton Hall L. Rev. 1319 (2011)
Torture, Who Knew - An Analysis of the FBI and Department of Defense Reactions to Harsh Interrogation Methods at Guantanamo

handle is hein.journals/shlr41 and id is 1327 raw text is: Torture, Who Knew? An Analysis of the FBI and Department of Defense Reactions to Harsh Interrogation Methods at Guantftnamo Mark Denbeaux Joshua Denbeaux David Gratz Megan Sassaman Daniel Mann Matthew Darby Michael Ricciardelli I witnessed SGT (REDACTED] placing lotion in her hand and touching a detainee. She was whispering in the detainee's ear as her hand traveled to the detainee's lap. I didn't see her hands (because her body obstructed my view) touch the detainee's groin, but the detainee started to grimace in pain. Later, a Ma- rine told me that SGT [REDACTED] bent the detainee's thumbs back. He went on to say that if you think that this is bad, she has done worse.' [The Government's investigation] found no evidence of torture or inhumane treatment atJTF-GTMO. Professor, Seton Hall University School of Law, and Director, Seton Hall Uni- versity School of Law Center for Policy and Research. The Report also benefited from the research and contributions of Grace Byrd, Adam Deutsch, Douglas Eadie, Jennifer Ellick, Deborah Fish, Christopher Fox, Jillian Gautier, Gabrielle Hughes, Daniel Lorenzo, Mark Muoio, Michael Patterson, Courtney Ray, Paul Taylor, and Lauren Winchester. .. Partner, Denbeaux & Denbeaux. Co-authors Professors Mark Denbeaux and Joshua Denbeaux represent two Guant~namo detainees. ' Letter from T.J. Harrington, Deputy Assistant Dir., Fed. Bureau of Investiga- tion, to DonaldJ. Ryder, Major Gen., U.S. Army (July 14, 2004) [hereinafter Harring- ton Letter] (alterations in original), available at http://www.aclu.org/torturefoia/released/FBI_4622_4624.pdf. 2 U.S. DEP'T OF DEF., ARMY REGULATION 15-6: FINAL REPORT, INVESTIGATION INTO FBI ALLEGATIONS OF DETAINEE ABUSE AT GUANTANAMO BAY, CUBA DETENTION FACILIrY 1319

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