Two men were tortured for more than a year inside the CIA’s secret prisons program. One committed suicide at Guantánamo Bay. Another was driven “psychotic” from interrogations.
These are the witnesses whose contradictory, fragmentary and internally inconsistent statements provide the bulk of the evidence against Uthman Abdul Rahim Mohammed Uthman, a detainee the Obama administration has designated for indefinite detention.
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