Zitat:
"A sworn statement by a soldier with the 302nd
Military Intelligence Battalion says that in
January 2004, interrogators physically abused
the 17-year-old son of an Iraqi general,
identified as Hamid Zabar, in order to
"break" the general.
'The interrogators took his son and got
him wet" the May 13 statement says. "They
then put mud on his face and drove him
around in the back of a Humvee. The boy was
very cold. They placed the son in an area
where the father could observe him. The
general thought he was going to get to see
his son but they just allowed him to see
the son shivering and this broke the general."
"To got him wet" ist der übliche Ausdruck
des "Wasserbadens", einer spezifischen Art
der Unterkühlung oder der Tortur, ihn mit
einem dicken Wasserstrahl so ins Gesicht
zu schütten, daß er kam Luft holen kann.
> http://msnbc.msn.com/id/5852870/
"A sworn statement by a soldier with the 302nd
Military Intelligence Battalion says that in
January 2004, interrogators physically abused
the 17-year-old son of an Iraqi general,
identified as Hamid Zabar, in order to
"break" the general.
'The interrogators took his son and got
him wet" the May 13 statement says. "They
then put mud on his face and drove him
around in the back of a Humvee. The boy was
very cold. They placed the son in an area
where the father could observe him. The
general thought he was going to get to see
his son but they just allowed him to see
the son shivering and this broke the general."
"To got him wet" ist der übliche Ausdruck
des "Wasserbadens", einer spezifischen Art
der Unterkühlung oder der Tortur, ihn mit
einem dicken Wasserstrahl so ins Gesicht
zu schütten, daß er kam Luft holen kann.
> http://msnbc.msn.com/id/5852870/