A 16-year-old captured in Afghanistan and held at Guantanamo sobs during his questioning, holding up his wounded arms and begging for help in a video released Tuesday that provided the first glimpse of interrogations at the U.S. military prison. The 10 minutes of video -- selected by Omar Khadr's Canadian lawyers from more than seven hours of footage recorded by a camera hidden in a vent -- shows Khadr weeping as he is questioned by Canadian intelligence agents over four days in 2003.
July 15, 2008 at 12:00 AM
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A 16-year-old captured in Afghanistan and held at Guantanamo Bay sobs during his questioning, holding up his wounded arms and begging for help in a video released Tuesday that provided the first glimpse of interrogations at the U.S. military prison.
“Help me,” he cries repeatedly in despair.
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