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The Forever Prisoner

So, what led you to conclude that they were "eminently qualified"?

So, what led you to conclude that they were "eminently qualified"?

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So, what led you to conclude
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that they were "eminently qualified"?
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4 seconds
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Timestamp in Movie
01:24:52
Uploaded
May 10, 2025
Genres
documentary, crime
Production
Jigsaw Productions,HBO Documentary Films

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Movie Summary

Follows the story of Abu Zubaydah, the first high-value detainee subjected to the CIA's program, later identified as torture by those outside the agency.
Jim Mitchell and Bruce Jessen helped develop - The Forever Prisoner 00:06
Jim Mitchell and Bruce Jessen helped develop
After their presentation, George Tenet should've said - The Forever Prisoner 00:06
After their presentation, George Tenet should've said
Well, how about the real-world interrogations that you've observed? - The Forever Prisoner 00:05
Well, how about the real-world interrogations that you'...
All right, well, so you've actually, your experience - The Forever Prisoner 00:05
All right, well, so you've actually, your experience
We were mimicking the... what we call torture - The Forever Prisoner 00:06
We were mimicking the... what we call torture
And the doctrine was, if I recall, that, that is not useful - The Forever Prisoner 00:09
And the doctrine was, if I recall, that, that is not useful
I deal with information. That would be on the other end - The Forever Prisoner 00:04
I deal with information. That would be on the other end
Well, gentlemen, you are the best at teaching resistance - The Forever Prisoner 00:04
Well, gentlemen, you are the best at teaching resistance
We need to hire you to train - The Forever Prisoner 00:04
We need to hire you to train
But when it comes to interrogation, thank you for your time." - The Forever Prisoner 00:36
But when it comes to interrogation, thank you for your time....
The possibility would exist that somewhere, somehow - The Forever Prisoner 00:07
The possibility would exist that somewhere, somehow
They begin at 11.50am on August 4th. Abu Zubaydah is hooded. - The Forever Prisoner 00:07
They begin at 11.50am on August 4th. Abu Zubaydah is hooded.
The insinuation being of course - The Forever Prisoner 00:04
The insinuation being of course
Within seven hours, around 6.00pm that night - The Forever Prisoner 00:06
Within seven hours, around 6.00pm that night
He's in isolation for 47 days, within six hours, he's waterboarded. - The Forever Prisoner 00:05
He's in isolation for 47 days, within six hours, he...
And for 17 days, Abu Zubaydah is tortured non-stop. - The Forever Prisoner 00:05
And for 17 days, Abu Zubaydah is tortured non-stop.
I was reading through the cables from Abu Zubaydah's interrogation. - The Forever Prisoner 00:06
I was reading through the cables from Abu Zubaydah's in...
This is a cable regarding - The Forever Prisoner 00:05
This is a cable regarding
And it goes through a number - The Forever Prisoner 00:05
And it goes through a number
And it describes the confinement box, and in paragraph nine - The Forever Prisoner 00:13
And it describes the confinement box, and in paragraph nine