'04 Pentagon Report Cited Detention Concerns
By Carol D. Leonnig
Washington Post Staff Writer
Thursday, December 14, 2006; Page A01
A previously undisclosed Pentagon report concluded that the three terrorism suspects held at a brig in South Carolina were subjected to months of isolation, and it warned that their "unique" solitary confinement could be viewed as violating U.S. detention standards.
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Interrogators also prevented the International Committee of the Red Cross from visiting at least one detainee, according to
the report, which noted evidence of other unspecified, unauthorized interrogation techniques...........
"What you're describing confirms what we said in our complaint," said Jonathan Hafetz of the Brennan Center for Justice and an attorney for Marri, when asked to review the summary findings. "There were periods of time when al-Marri felt he was losing his mind. He went months without hearing a human voice. . . .
And these weren't rogue officers, but it was part of a deliberate violation of the laws of the U.S. by the top levels of the administration."more at:
http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/content/article/2006/12/13/AR2006121302399.html