Prisoner tells FBI agent, who saw wound, that he was denied medical care for gunshot wound until supplying information (p. 3894).

Prisoner tells FBI that he feared being denied medical care until gave information (p. 4051-53).

FBI memo on Behavioral science operations for interrogation at Guantanamo.

Memo from Behavioral Science Consultation Team to FBI on interrogations

Memo from Behavioral Science Consultation Team to FBI on interrogations

FBI Behavioral Analysis Unit assessment of interrogation

Memo from Behavioral Science Consultation Team to FBI on interrogations

FBI's National Center for Analysis of Violent Crime' mission for intelligence support at Guantanamo

Friction between DOD Behavioral Science Consultation Team and Defense Humint [Human Intelligence] Services (DHS).

FBI's FBI's National Center for Analysis of Violent Crime' assessment of Guantanamo

FBI's National Center for Analysis of Violent Crime sent to Guantanamo to provide behavioral assistance in intelligence gathering (p. 2404-, 2910 [truncated]).

Detailed description of FBI and FBI's National Center for Analysis of Violent Crime contribution to behavioral science for intelligence collection.

Coordination of Behavioral Science Consultation Team, Interrogation control element (ICE) and psyops.

A detailed FBI rejection of DOD interrogation methods and assertion that its Behavioral Analysis Unit did not endorse aggressive interrogation.

FBI Behavioral Assessment Unit training for Guantanamo Interrogation

Overview of FBI Behavioral Analysis Unit

FBI Behavioral Analysis Unit training conference agenda on interrogation.

FBI Behavioral Analysis Unit belief that harsh techniques were not effective.

FBI Behavioral Analysis Unit rejection of harsh interrogation from Guantanamo

FBI rejection of harsh interrogation from Guantanamo

Friction between Department of Defense and FBI Behavioral Analysis Unit on harsh interrogation (p. 2708, 3683).

FBI Behavioral Analysis Unit' analyst aware of aggressive techniques used at GTMO.

FBI Behavioral Analysis Unit assessment of interrogation

FBI Behavioral Analysis Unit protest of interrogation (probably al-Qahtani).

FBI Behavioral Analysis Unit Assessment of Guantanamo Interrogations.

Mohamedou Ould Slahi was subjected to a coercive interrogation managed by a psychologist with the Behavioral Science Consultation Team (Special interrogation plan #2, p. 21-26). 

Memo from Behavioral Science Consultation Team to FBI on interrogations

FBI Behavioral Assessment Unit personnel witness and protest abusive interrogation techniques.

FBI says that Behavioral Science Consultation Teams (BSCT) know everything about each prisoner and communicate with leadership.  FBI agent watched an interrogation [context suggests with BSCT personnel] as prisoner was shown homosexual pornography movie.

An FBI memo discusses Islam and suggests how to use the Islamic concept of fate during interrogations.

FBI Behavioral Analysis Unit protest of DOD tactics

Role of FBI Behavioral Analysis Unit

Interviewee Interrogation Plan

Mohammed al-Qahtani subjected to a coercive interrogation managed by a psychologist with the Behavioral Science Consultation Team (Special interrogation plan #1, p. 13-21). 

Mohammed al-Qahtani subjected to a coercive interrogation managed by a psychologist with the Behavioral Science Consultation Team.  This is the investigators notes (p. 77-165). 

Mohammed al-Qahtani subjected to a coercive interrogation managed by a psychologist with Behavioral Science Consultation Team.  This is the investigators notes (p. 18-165). 

FBI interview of prisoner who was claimed to have been beaten, had bruise seen by FBI. Prisoner was treated at hospital.  Warden went to hospital and instructed doctor to return prisoner to cell block and physician complied (p. 3855)

FBI interrogator reviews medical records and sees that prisoner under interrogation has PTSD and depression (p. 3870).

FBI description of medical and interrogation cooperation (p. 3293)

The first 30 pages of this document address the situation of a regional team leader interrogator who protested abuse of prisoners. He also protested this abuse to a BSCT person (p. 1254, 1288). He was assessed as having "Reverse Stockholm Syndrome (p. 126)

Medical observation of an interrogation injured prisoner

Psychologist who worked with interrogators when interrogators could not break the prisoner (p.340-345).

Medic checks on prisoners who are exposed to hot sun as a part of interrogational stress (p. 350).

#003 Abdul Kaddin Altia Pre interrogation physical exam and clearance of 64 year old man identified by CID case number.  Four days later, he dies of heart attack (p. 660).

Pre interrogation physical exam of 26 year old with no complaints who is given Valium at night (p. 747).

Major General Fast proceeds with an interrogation against advice because prisoner was exhausted from prolonged sleep deprivation.  Prisoner then collapsed during the interrogation (p. 869).

Pre-interrogation physical exam finds signs of abuse: pictures taken and case referred to criminal investigation division (p. 409).

A prisoner under interrogation gives birth. JAGS works to send baby to orphanage or family.  Prisoner is sent to interrogation (p. 822).

Physician tells private corporate interrogator that a middle aged and ill prisoner is being stressed/abused too aggressively during an interrogation (p. 400-401).

Pre interrogation screening passed a man with signs of abuse.

High value prisoner at Abu Ghraib was okayed for "advanced interview techniques."  He alleged abuse and was regularly medically monitored before, during and after his interrogation but no signs of abuse were seen.

References a pre-interrogation physical exam.

Statement by clinician at Camp Cooke who did pre- and post- interrogation exam of persons who were beaten prior to interrogation.

"Interrogation oversight consisted of receiving the approval of the JAG, psychologist, MD and commander." (p. 53108).  Interrogational Psychologist was interviewed during this investigation of alleged (p. 053175).  Medical record does not show abuse.

Profoundly ill, neglected, and abused person under interrogation

Elderly woman alleges abusive interrogation; allegedly MD saw her injuries (p.p. 339), report is deemed to have substance (p. 384 ). Her complaint was of personal interest to senior White House staff (p.385); she was high-value prisoner.

Interrogator describes "harsh interrogations and inhumane conduct" by interrogators and guards from 4/6/04 to 5/1/04, all of which were approved by Medical prior to its execution."

Physician's assistant clears a prisoner for questioning and checks out a man who he knows has been beaten on the orders of the Lieutenant Col. He dispenses Motrin and leaves (p. 000120).

Air Force medical personnel describe preinterrogation exam of a prisoner who complained of being beaten, kicked and food deprived for three days. The clinician saw injuries compatible with the complaint but did not photograph them or inquire who inflicted

Interrogator describes "harsh interrogations and inhumane conduct" by interrogators and guards from 4/6/04 to 5/1/04, all of which were approved by Medical prior to its execution."

#009 Abed Hamed Mowhoush Died under medically supervised interrogation; misleading statement about cause of death.

#011 Abu Seger Medically supervised interrogation: later reported to have died under interrogation at Samarra (p. 008818-27).

Medic sees a prisoner who claims to have been abused, sees confirmatory signs of abuse and then clears the injured prisoner for interrogation and sends him to the cell block (p. 52134).

Al Qahtani Interrogation --See also Schmidt Furlow report in General Investigations.

Al Qahtani Interrogation Final report: Investigation into FBI allegations of detainee abuse at Guantanamo Bay, Cuba detention facility —See also Schmidt Furlow report in General Investigations.