Agency tried non-coercive techniques to protect case against six detainees
By Josh White, Dan Eggen and Joby Warrick
The Washington Post
updated 8:59 p.m. PT, Mon., Feb. 11, 2008
The Bush administration announced yesterday that it intends to bring capital murder charges against half a dozen men allegedly linked to the Sept. 11, 2001, terrorist attacks, based partly on information the men disclosed to FBI and military questioners without the use of coercive interrogation tactics.
...To ensure that the data would not be tainted by allegations of torture or illegal coercion, the FBI and military team won the suspects’ trust over the past 16 months by using time-tested rapport-building techniques, the officials said.
