Naglfar.

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I taught the members of my unit a new methodology -- one based on building rapport with suspects, showing cultural understanding and using good old-fashioned brainpower to tease out information. I personally conducted more than 300 interrogations, and I supervised more than 1,000. The methods my team used are not classified (they're listed in the

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[ianmcin]

Your link doesn't appear to work.

[dvandom]

It's closed with a /u tag, oddly.

[razorsmile]

Yep, and the link in question didn't even seem to be present.

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Fixed. My bad.

[jarodrussell]

I could have sworn either NCIS, Law & Order: Criminal Intent or The Daily Show had established that, because remember watching 24 a couple of years ago when Jack was going to torture someone and thinking, "You know, they're just going to lie to you."

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Idunno, I'm pretty sure torture would work just fine on me but that's just me ...

[outlawpoet]

of course it would work on you. it works on everyone.

You'd confess to the Kennedy assassination if they asked you to. That's the problem with torture. It's not that it doesn't get results, it's just that the results are amazingly inaccurate and difficult to interpret, because the prisoners just start saying whatever they think will make the interviewer stop.

[mrteufel]

I can't read the other comments for some reason.

[mrteufel]

All I get is this:
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