Forced to stand for hours with broken legs

Detainees – some with broken legs – were forced to stand in stress-inducing positions for hours and bullet wounds were left untreated. 

Victims were interrogated non-stop for weeks with some prevented from sleeping for up to 180 hours at a time.

One was subjected to 66 hours of ‘standing sleep deprivation’ before the CIA realised he was the wrong man and released him. Another suspect was confined to a coffin-sized box for a total of 266 hours.

Some were shackled with their hands above their heads, forced to walk around naked or hooded and dragged up and down corridors while being beaten.

Stripped naked and chained to the floor

One of the most notorious sites located in Afghanistan became known as the ‘salt pit’ among the Americans and the ‘dark prison’ by former captives.

Opened in 2002, and referred to as Cobalt in the report, it was described as a ‘dungeon’ by its own chief of interrogations.

The site was run by a junior officer with no relevant experience and who had ‘issues’ in his background that should have disqualified him from the CIA.

It was here that an inmate died from hypothermia and prisoners with broken legs were kept standing. Rooms were flooded with bright light and white noise to disorientate inmates.

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