New Evidence That Hayden Lied: Former Prisoner Claims His Torture Was Taped In 2003

Think Progress
Earlier this week, ThinkProgress raised the issue of whether CIA Director Michael Hayden is lying when he claims that "videotaping stopped in 2002." The New York Times reported that former prisoner Muhammad Bashmilah, who claims "he was held by the C.I.A.," said he "saw cameras in interrogation rooms after 2002." Since then, more evidence has emerged that videotaped interrogations were occurring after 2002. The Chicago Tribune reports that in Feb. 2003, the CIA abducted a man named Abu Omar and rendered him to Egypt. The prisoner, who is now living in Alexandria, Egypt, said he could hear interrogators recording "the sounds of my torture and my cries"...
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