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Guard Force Operations, execute all camp activities lAW JOG Camp Delta
SOP and respond to all emergency situations lAW published guidance.
STANDARDS: The Guards/Cadre executes the daily operations
lAW established policies and procedures.
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Cadre certificati program and I understand art
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know to be a Representative of the United States Naval Criminal Investigative Service, I make this
.statement of my own fb;e v",ilJ and \Vll.lJout any threats made to me or promises extended, I fuBy
nnderstand that this statement is f:,'lven concerning my knowk'dge ofthe death of three detainees in
AHa Bluck

My a'isigruncnt at JTF-GTMO is a J'I!1toon Leader

th.. Camp 1 Detention Faciiity. The Camp I
Detention Facility includes Blocks t ~ ~l
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Camp I personnel and detainees. Under me is a Sergeant of the Guard \vhose responsibility is
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m~agin~ the daily ~etainee_operations for the three m~m~ks. Each bto~k contain:s a Block NCO

ana four olock guards. My l>latoon EL."lsumed duty at_pJUN06 for a 12 hour Sh1£1.

My platoon mustered at approximately.kaf turnover wit.1. the off-going platoon. The turnover was
normal. i recall the p-a......sdoVVTI included tracking the hunger striker'
e showers/recreation
area continued to be secured because of thunderstOlUls in the area.
of the Guard, was on watch after having just returned from leave. ~.,
bill a~ the Sergeant of the Gl!ard and wore the belt that night.

qualified Sergeant
]was on the watch

I use the oft1ce jnl_Block for Admin Purposes. My nannal work location is in the causeway
where I rotate between blocks ensuring operations run smoothly. The Sergeants of the Guard also
operate out of the Causeway and they are the ones \'vho intenl.ct frequently with the Block NCO's. The
Sergeant of the Guard's report to me. Most of the detainee issues are handled by the block NCO's but
on occasion, the Sergeant's ofthe Guard get involved and if they can't l'(.'Solve a detainee's issue, thel}
I get involved. As a nommJ rule, I do not get involved in daily detainee issues.
I recall the evening of9June as being pretty normaL The evening meal was served at approximatdy 77:30. The meal from the time they are given their food 10 the time the \vaste is collected is about 2
hours. The guards deliver the food to the detainees &1.d arc responsible for enSllTtl1g everyihing they
received is collected, ie the serving dish, clamshell and the fork. 11w uetainees arc aHovled to keep
t~vo sealed itcrns (milk Of juice) in trteir ceHs but nothing mere. These items have to be placed in
loc$xions ,vhere the ••(' uanltl Ci)l1 see them.

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on ca.,;;e bv case h8.si;; meaning some detainees have man:: itC018 thfu'l their bask items_ These are caH(x!
comfort item:; ;md i.j1.duJ~ :;ucn thing3a3 extra water bottles,3hoes, medical socks, towels, bed sheets,
blankets, t-shirr and a mattress. Extra comSon i!.ew.li are issued based on their cooperation and
compliance \vith camp rules. As an example, some detainees arc issued one blankt:t along with a
second as a comfort item, one large towel along with a second as a comfort item, and an ISO mat with
a mattress as a comtDrt item~ [>etainees are DOt issued a H,hirt as an issm-:d Hem but are given one as a
comfort it(~m_ A listing of basic 15sue items and comfort items are induded in the DEC 2005 Camp
Delta SOP. Camp one is a co~npliant camp. If a dttaiui<:e transfers into Camp One it is with the
assumntion he is allo'\ved both basic and comfort item~. Items are taken awav from rJim i1'h-:. becomes
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That particular night only the Camp Alpha Block was chanting. This is nonnal as on any given night,
only one block nonnally chants or sings. When the signing hegan, the hlockNCO or SOG called for an
interpreter to I1sten. The interpreter relayed to the SOU that the signing was normal religious. singing
and the chandng 'Nas uf'".AJlah" which is pretty normal.

My normal routine in the catL'leway is to stop at the guard shacks from time to time and make sure
things are normal. This is my SOG's primary re::;ponsibility but I also check in vvith the guard shacks
as I think necessary. I also walk the blocks on occasion but on that particular night, 1 am not sure if!
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f I did walk alpha block and a blanket wa..''j hung up in one of the
cells~ I would not have thought it out of the ordinary. If I am on the blocks there :should be an entry
into the DDltS system that I was there and the times I was there. There should be a DIMS entry for
anyone entering the Block that is not stationed there.. f have been shown the DIMS entry which
reflects I was on Alpha Block xtween 2320L and 2323L, 9JUN06. r recall being there at this b_ute
and remember the Block NCO being in the glUlfd shack. I do not remember which of the guards were
on the tier but I know that others were present because i would not leave the Block if I did not see
other guards present. The rules require at lea<;tlk_bc present in addition tu Lhl: block
NCO at all times.. If the block NCO leaves, he must have a qualified watch-stander replace him. MA]
it~l(as Alpha Block NCO and only qualified Block NCO on the dUlY roster that night If he had
to leave, he would have had to call the SOG 'who would find a replacement for him.

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After midnight, 1 was in Delta block lugged into SIPRl'-J:'ET updating the classified Meal Tracker List.

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1 h e a r d · _ . ALFc\ BLOCK" O'V'e'i' my nlitio fmIT ran outside and to Alpha Block. r <:.ntered
Alpha Block and saw guards outside l.,. jpha 8, whif;h is th.;.~ edt lor OO:J:t 1 3mv tNo gumds holding
0093" shands und ii;cL 0093 vms lyL.'1g on the deck in his cel1 and his eyes were rolled back. He had
what appeared to be doth stuffed In his mouth and he appeal'\:;u to hI;; biting th;;; doth. 1 told them to
rell10ve it and I \vas told they had tried to take it out but they couldn't take it out.. J heard someone say
"no pulse". ~llp:Z~om~ nm out and got a backboard . I went to the guard shack and called DOC and
stated '·Codelk_ 0093". I said it twic'e because I was h,me.d ~p and they ashxl for a repeaL 1
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:4tJli?m~lam0!\'III!]I urn not sure ifit\tf1l1lNas there. After 0093 was on the backboard four
guards grabbed it and headed to mr:Jical. I told those remaining to check on evelTnne else 111 the block
and headed ~oj}ll~,djcaL r arrived at medical and 0093 \vas placed on a table and about this time, 1
heard the 2" '_~ ALFA BLOCK" over my radio, I ran back to Alpha block and saw
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A-12 which is the cell of detainee 588. There were two guards in A-12 and 588 was lying on the deck.
His hands were bound and a t\\-istcd rope made out of sheets was around hi s neck. fe, ~~\P not see
anything in his mouth. 1 directed someone to bring a backbuaF_t I !i;'call that IY1A2m:m,\tfJl'l;vfis there

and people from t <~/~am bein~ there. 1 don't know their name~ .. There w~ no headrest on
backboard so I told \ii%~ 0 hold his head and for them to transport ]nm to medical.
1 then heard someone shout '''A-5'' which is ihe cell of detainee 693. I went from A-12 to A-5 <hid
'.vhen I got there, 693 had been cut down and he was on lying on the deck. 693 had
1 can~t recall if his hands or feet were bound. There "l>vere a lot ofpeop1e from outside Alpha block
helping out 693 was taken to medical.

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being real quiet. Most were either standing lip or sitting on their beds. As \Vf;; walked Ll}rough, we
would look at the detainees but they would lower their heads and not look at us. This \Va'i strange
because they always look at you when you look at them.
blocks to make sure all was well there.

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we discussed its contents, 1 have .read and und rstand the above statement. I have been given the
opportunity to make any ch.anges or correctio I desire to make and have placed my i.nirials over the
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1 have ciso been ad\.-l.sed that:
(1) I have the rigbt to remain silent and make no statement at all;
(2) Any staK"lUent r make can be us~d against me in a trial by courHTIatiial or uther judicial or
administrative proceeding;
(3) I have the right to consult with a la\\yer prior to any questioning. This iawyer may be a
civHlan lawyer retained by me at no cost to the United States, a military lawyer appointed to act a<; my
counsel at no cost to me, or both;
(4) I have the right to have my retained lawyer and/or appoinlt:d military law,yer present during
this -interview; and
(5) 1 may terminate this interview at any time, for any reason.

I~I I understand my rights a" related to me and as set forth above.

With that understanding, Thav{j
decided that I do not desire to remain silent, consult \...-ith a retained or appointeJ lawyer. or have a
lawyer present atj'tt~ti,l<irilime. I make this decision freely and volunt&ily. No threats or promises ha:ve
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,hom I know to be a Representative of the United States Naval Crimim'.1 Investigative
Servi.ce. 1 make this statement of my own free will and without any threats made to me Df promises

extended. I {"lny understand that this 5tatcmem is given .'"A}]Jcerning my knowkdge of the three
detainee deathswhkh occurred in the Alpha Blo'.:k ofCElmp I at cru.n~4~Jrllh'\, Joint Task Foret;:
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months, and moved to escorts APR06. I was at GTMO previously for six months from FEB05 to
AUG05, for rotation 6.0 with Alpha Company. During that time I worked in Camp 2 and 3 for four
n:onth,~ ~d as an escort for t\vo ill,onths. On t'~r;ita 1. 09JUN06, I was worJdng on the Escort ~eam,
- eIther Iklillllli My 12 hour ShIft started a',
' \8 an escort team member, Twas responsible for
timely movements of detainees to medical arld interrogations. Escort team members also responsible
~or contr~~tor escOIP~;(\iI---nft team members: work camp wlue, but arc based out ofbuildillg 1 where
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In the early morning hours of 1OJUN06, a~l'~i~_imately 0030 or 0045, I was standing by when onc of
the escort control personnel called a Code ~in Camp 1. The specific block was not indicated by
,escort control. Code
medical brevity codej~~catil1g that a detainee is having life
,threatclling symptoms, s~ch as chest ~ains, but
~ot t'l~l?'0_ :ode. D~ring tJ:te six
months t was at GTMO HI FEB ;r,o,f!. J ,f:. 5, there were 11 lot ofCode~m tor a while dunng that
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day, due to detainees dropping out due to hunger strikes. I
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the Platoon Leader (Pc) of Camp 1. We were not given an exact location to respo "''1','" we
proceeded to the SALLY of Camp I. We asked the SALLY which block the Code' t . ~
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SALLY told us that the detainee was already in the Detainee Clinic (DET), at i-vhidl pOInt. A2
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r proceeded to the DET clinic, I was surprised to hear that the detainee vI/as already in the
linie, because he was not supposed to be moved liOIn his edt without an cscort team, for this reason I
ad a feeling something was wrong. From my experience, the llsual response to a C o d c ' _
nvolves the Block (J-uard calling the Block Sergeant ',vho
calt the Sergeant ufthe Guard (SOG).
~he SOGtllCfl C . . . _', DC, and DOC contacts medii;aJ a.rld escort teams to respond to the detainee's cell

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to look ailer their well-being and to ensure the safety of the detairwe and those around
pjm. 111(;': first thing 1 noticed about the detaiHee u,'as his blue feet. I also n~')ticcd the detainee was
limp. '",\le asked medical if we 'ivould be going to the Naval Station Ho::;pitaJ and they ::1aid Vie \vould,
sn TcaHed back to l;ouLrol. to have SOWtxme bring over a fuE set of shackles and the nO) card for J~L'II.
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'W~Te on the detaj11((; so that they could put the rv in hirn. 1 also recan a more: ~enIor medical person
tcUi~g a jun~?r co~rpsman to "stick hin: "vith somethin? or start. chest compres~io:!," he:! I nev~Y;ifilv any
medIcal gtad pertorm chest comprcsslOos on the detamce. I dId observe medIcal puttmg lv/s Into the
detainee at about the same time I asked and was told the detainee on the bed 'Nas rS:{093. Medical advised the Camp 1 guards that they needed to remove the handcuffs that were on the
detainee ~:o that they could put the I'v in him. After the handcuff s were removed, 1 observed a
Corpsman 'Ii\T8,pping an altered detainee sheet, that looked like the same matcriallSN 093 used to hang
himself: around the detainee's right wrist. The other side ofthc material was hound to the detainee's
left wrist, with approximately a foot of cloth in between. The cloth was not on the detainees wrists
when the Camp 1 guards removed the handcuffs a few'
s earlier. One reason I noticed this .is
because usually escorts respond to the cell on a COdCM'l%l£lIImdFl:Giiill"'[fS are used, but in this
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One of the other detainees then anived on a stretcher. 1 observed that this detainee was unconscious
also. I directed the group ca.rrying the second detainee, ISN 588, to put him into the first room on the
left while I moved chairs out of the hallway. 1 moved back over to ISN 093, ilnd noticed that FCI
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on the line. At some point I also remember some Camp 1 guards running in looking for
backboards, but the board was not there so they rall back out. I know that the next two detainee~
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Another t\vo Combat tainera personnel also arrlv'oo 10 begin filming the other two detainees with
digital Cam Corders. I do not know how much of a chance they had to film and am not sure if the
third detainee had arrived yet, because Colonel B told them to stop fairly quickly. 'When the third
detainee did arrive in medical, \vhich was light around this time, he and was t N '. ,.,'" ,.
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somethmg tor CQlonel~,m~1%
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<ilTIved with a large stretcher and gear. One ofthem immediately started doing chest compressions
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was swoHen, puffy fuld. was n purple color. /\s t,;e corpsman pushed on the ddaince's neck; the
corpsman seemed surprised to see that the detainee stiil had a piece of .material 'wrapped tightly three
or fOUf times around his neck, The corpsman tried to put his finger in between the clot.h and the
detainee's neck, but the matrrialwas too tight for him to do this. I also tried to do the S<ime thing, but
<,vithout success, 1 know that the material was a,'1 altered sheet that \Vas ripped iuto strands, 1 know this
because detainees used to do it aU the dme when 1worked in Camp 4, in order to Inak.e things such as:
clothes lines and 5ho\'/e,[ curtain lines. The cloth was knQtted around the detainee's neck in the front,
and appeared to have l'>een cut just ahove the knot. The material was not braided, but was bunched up.
The corpsman cut the "rope" a bit to loosen it, but did not cut it all the way through, and it remained on
the detainee '5 body. \Vc continued CPR all the way to the hospital and on into the DetentioJ1lDctainee
Advanced Care Unit. We were directed by medical to put ISN093 on one ofthe beds, where CPR was
continued by the corpsman, whjle I used the phone to inform DOC that we had arrived. The DOC
contact logged the call in at 0111. Medical surrounded ISN 093 and commenced care, I answered the
phone, and a female Commander from the DET clinic was asking for the stams of the detainee, but the
status- was illlcertain at that point. The Commander called back and said that the other two ·were dead,
and again aSked for the status, One of the medical staff looked at me and held his thumb and index
finger about an inch apart and said. "He's that dose to death." I told the Cornmander we would call
her back when we had a status. The head of 83 arrived with a JAG officer to assess the situation.
ISN093 was pronounced dead at 0150, 53 thou relieved us to go "back to the wire." From the time I
and the time ISN 093 \vas pronounced dead was probably about all hour
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be given mOre leeway and have more items provided to them by Command. Detainees have
consistently been allowed to get away with Standard Operating Procedures (SOP) violations that have
been allowed to slide by the Conuuand. Violations include the hanging of sheets too high and. altering
lm~\f_Nhena guard observes a violation, the Guard can ask a detainee to stop what he is doing. but
can do little else when a violations occurs except write the detainee up and put the incident in the
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PLACE: NCJSRA Guantanamo BaY,J;;JJQjj,
DATE:
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make this free and voluntary statement to Special AgcnN
v.rhom I know to be n Representative of the United SU;ttes Naval Criminal. ~"
nvcstigative S(,.,'t'flce, I make this statement of my own free will and without any threats
nade to me or promises extended. I fully 1.lJ1lJerstand that this statement is given
neeming my knowledge of the death of three rlctah'1{x;';s found hanged un 1OnJNt~lu~_
nside Atpha Block, Camp 1 aboard the Joint Task Force Guantanamo Bay, CubaJjtm'Th_
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activity had heen schedu!c~,: t'f,trfmsoixc during my
watch. Subsequent to turnover, I assumed the watch lur the !_~r the night. I last
saw ISN-093 alive approximately a 11lOnth befure 09JUN06. '1 Ja:.rl saW ISN-588 alive
approximately 10-12 days prior to 09JUN06.

r last saw ISN-693 approximately 10-12

days prior to 09JUN06. For background purf'k.,ses, the ~vord "snowhalPl is used by
the guard staff at ITF-GTMO as indicating a sclfharmed attempt, as defined in the
Standard Operating Procedures. Approximately at sunset, 1 noticed the inmates from
Alpha Block were singing. This in itself is typically not unusual, especially on Friday
evenings, however I did note the singing wa.,<; particularly louder, and in seemmgly better
1t}).j~n. than nonna1. At approximately 2300, I departed for chow. At approximately
'1'iI¥'!. returned our office at 'I'il¥'i~
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we had a ' . _ My team ana t mL't!Ci.Hat~ty departed o~d entered into
"Atpha" Blol.,':k~ Subsequent to entering Alpha Block, r dOi1l1,-~d rubbcr :mrgk.-al gloves. (
saw ISN-5S8 on lhe grou.nd while- a ftUXUOt:;" Df3ergeant ofthe Guard (SO(;) and AJphlJ,
Block ,;x%sor..n d v'/crt~ "Dlacln2: ISN·.. 588 On[fl n nflckf;.;Jilrd. I vncdz:(] down ;;'.11\.1 felt fbr
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1 aUernpt to wak{; ISN· 693. When I arriwAi, ! paused to notice what I thought to believe
'",vas ISN-693 l<3,Yhig on his bup_i.: under a blankeL J thL'B noticed a hlankl,.,1 draped in the
cumer of the ceil. At this tirne, ;,omeone, a unlt.lenti.ficd USN service member, with a set
of keys unlocked the cell door and partially entL'fOO the room, hesitant to fully enter the
room \vithout further backup. The unknown service member felt the bed 11..<; r looked
behind the bianket suspended in the corner uflbe cell, I rrmnediatdy saw ISN-693
hanging from his neck between two blankets. 1 pulled on the blanket facing the front of
the cell in WI attempt to get it down when another person cut it free. I approached the
body and lifted it to reiea<;e the tension on the noose. iSN-693's waist was again.<;;t my
chest. ISN-693 was suspended approximately six (6) inches from the deck. No part of
his body was in contact with the deck. Someone behind me cut the noose and rSN-693 's
weight shifted so I automatically tFdllSitioned iSN-693 to the ground. I noticed ISN693'8 hands were bound and secured to the front of his body inside a makeshift belt
fashioned from the same material that comprised the noose. The noose that suspended
ISN-693 w~",~P~:~times around his neck. 'While I untied and shackled ISN693 's hands,l,llil.l\illll_llHltied the noose from hi, neck I called out for a
backboard. I checked for respirations and a pulse hut could not deted ;my signs of life. T
noticed rSN~693 was cool to the touch. [saw a..'1d felt the ligature marks ;JIOund his neck,
they fult rough and "pl~iic". ISN-693's mouth was slightlyopcn and I could see his
teeth. I did not see anything in his mouth. His eyes were slightly open and one wa.', open
wider than the other. Someone hrought a backboard in to the cclland prepped the board
to place him on the board. Out of habit, I instruded them to assist me lo place ISN-693
onto the backboard prior to transporting him from his cell. We secured him to the
backboard aud ITlU1Sported him (physically raul to the Detainee Clinic, Medical
personnel directed lIS to take rSN~693 to room eleven (l1), Along the way to room
cleven, I noticed what I believe to be ISN-093 in the trauma area with emergency
personnel perfonning CPR. Someone called fur a combat camera. I am combat camera
qualifi~d so 1 volunteer~ to vidoot.ape the ~cnt. I ran t~c,y~id~Tr!l,~~~tQT
approxunately two (2) rnmutes until I was mstructed by' t,H, %.
halt
taping. Members of my team and I were helping the corpsmen as we coukl. At
approximately 0116 hrs, lhe attending medical doctor pronounced ISN-693 and ISN-588
"to, ~Cr3WjF-." ,~:flf!"th"\1
pronounced dead, (ill "'i~~q,.?iT."tt1i
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Dctaineeli!mi~:to the medical facility so 1 was instructed by the attending medical
doctor to relocate ISN-693 from room eleven to room ten (10) where ISN-S8g was
located in order to froo room eleven fur the incoming Detainee, We c-cdlccted aU the
materials that came on the Detainees and conso!i,t~iq7t,\i~\~11 t~a~, ~p~c~~:c Detainee,
placing the items on their bodies. I instructed to~gg~'o/itigli¥f!J%fffdI.'V .0 ~"'..- tu
shut the door of mom kn and 1JGstet·
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This statement, consi,sting oftnis page and 2 othCT page(s) were typed for me by SpeciJ~]
i_~;\S we discussed its contents. J have read and understand the above
statcmhnt. 1 have been given the opportunity to make any changes or corrections I de..~lre
to make and have placed my initial,,; over the changes or corrections. This statemt-'I1t is
the truth to the best of my knowledge and belief'"

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 nescribe your role on t/1(! night oIthe suicides, 9--10 June
Cnmp duty

officer"-~3n o'v't'nvatch:

thinks he had Camps L, 2, 3, 4~ dutie" i,ndudc

<.:onfirJ11ing ~dl guards present, \vul'.:hes

mnning normaHy, Typically varied his routine
to keep guards Oll their toes. Doesn't rem em her exactly Lhe details of that night When
he [;,::cc1ved the nev.'s about the crisi::;, he had inspected Camp 4 i,,)nee. none of the
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the sally p01i as Porter came in. Didn't Lalk to any oftlle A BJock personneL Stood on
the causeway on tbe outer sail\-'.
dOU,ll the tier. :tvlAs v/ere ,-Qoin!!'--- cell to
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hours, induding Farm 50805, Codes "
"?;~\i__'is. significant al.~livity,
unusual behavior, anything out of the ordil1ary,,":~would ask about ISNs,
pass word on changes in procedure".
AOIC then \-vould go into camn & teU the Placoon ! ,t;"ader. PLs maint'1in passduwn log.

POliCf had no role in generating Gunrd f\.'1ounl !v1essages; if he thought something need to
be passed via G.\-1M, he'd ask Ole or DOC to put ott! a GMM<
GMMs \verc available \':;8 DHviS. If block NCOwus good, he'd cheek for ne\v
proccdmes at t.1)e ."tmt or-shift; PI. & SOG should check fl1 start of shift. Peder
kno\v \A,-hethel' this "vas being dow: or Dnt,
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If thaI;': hoo
been an increased threat, it v,n::,uld'vc hec-n in ~mllm~_:iaily BFR, and the eHe
vyould'vc passed straight io PL, and 1-!ten logged in PL's passdu\,-n log lor l.rallsmission to
relicfsi:lifBdoesn't knm-v'Vvho rcvic~viJ;J lhe passd(YI>'Vlllog; he would check it e\id)
once in a whik to be nosy~~helped hilTI stH)''- updated l:li._T<!use he wasn't in camp all the
time like operational guard force.
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vigilant; there's u difference bJ.::t\VCl:n slanding post and being vigilant--stnnding post just
to be there.

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What sori of guidance were you given by yultr supt.m'or oj/icers regarding
rules?

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slceJ?,~l)R on

watch, and If something hal2Pens, to make sure it's handled right. XU abo
told mt'lto (:ovl:1' all the camps. _characterized the XO's guidance as vague.
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U$lIally do a circuit of all Camps 1,2,3, & 4 alter assuming the watch. Read emails &
DIMS. Walk around the camps; 9 out of j 0 times, the block NCO:; would acc-ompany
him while on block Tmvard the end of watch. "vork on BUn slides for me by dsy shift.
Characterized pace ol'work as slow. ffhe smv SOlrlcthing oul ufthe ordinary he 'would
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Damp, doing jU:-;l about aHything they wanted. 1n places like smoking area,0&L0I'ttt40Z\r,\;YluJd
hear guards complain they're just \A,:aiter;:; serving the iittaii1¢l::s. Higher authuriti;;s diJn't
back up guards' request~, for discipJining detai!l{:(':s~-no rcprirruutd for bad behavior.

Example: If guards took 8. sheet away from a detaince lor lillmveling an end, Jehlinee
wouldn't like iI., higher ups saw this as a quality of life issue for detainees, set up 8 cell tl:\l~
detainees to seVl i11.

TJid compliance mean mure rdayed enforcemmt olrulcs?

·Ycs. The nolior. prevailed that n A compliant camp is a good cam,)"'. "
frequently when guards \\Tote up a detainee and sent the fj:port t '
~nothing happened.

How did higher authorities measure the degree

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compliance?

Va\.' OICs \vou1d expbin changes as happening for various rea~ons_ ~llch as the
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~-mllli_wnom 1 kno\·\f to be appomted by t{AD;v111alTY B. IIams, k, to

conduct an informal investigation into w11ethe1' (l) the Camp Delta SOP was follO\ved by
n:J<:v<:lnl Joint Detention Group personnel during t!1'': overnight haUfs 01'9-10 lun;;: 2006;
and, (2) if the SOP \va~ not followed, \vbether this t'BiJurc contributed to the abilit) of the
Jdainecs to commit suicide on that night. I make this statement of my G\vn free \vill and
withuut any threms made io me or promises extcmh:J, I fully understand that this
stat'.::ment is given concerning my knowledge of the death of three detainees 111 AIl'ha
Block.

My assignment at JTF-GTMO is O,I(i, for the Can1n 1 Detention Facility. 'Ihe Camp]

Detention Facility includes Blocks t. ~l
My duties include:
Supervising personnel in the administration, operation and safe, humane detainment ur
over 500 enemy combatants ,:viL~in the maxil11um~security canfinG? nfC"ln~1~ Tt",IL I\ify
chain of eomn~flnd on the ni~ht of 9~ 10 June 2006_ bCQ "nninQ Winl t
Oner tionallv:,

iFh'!l1 did you assume your duties as Ole a/Camp 1. and what experience did )XJ1i have
in Carnp Delta bef()re rhat?
07 June 2006, Prev-iollsly was Crnnp 4 Ole and a couple of weeks as Cflmp 1 (He
February.

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Describe IIwse dUlies in gener,," and also describe your role on the night ofthe suicides,
9-10 Junc.
As Ole 1 take care of sailors, makes sure they're dOl11g their job~"From CJDCi sumd
point" I'm like a division oftieer. "From 1<EGIJ stand point" I'm a Dept Head.
Appn,veil special libeny, leave chits, Jake Cpl",sl·r,f'"''lt0~-;:OtHlc1 and the Camp. AboDI

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fixth bcnvcco" DOC and Camp 1, tfh;r; uvvrj"n~C mOVf:,mcIlt Gf del<line~'s to C~\ml; 2/3-·h<:
think;.; fj'., T BlocK.

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 What sort I'!(guidance did )'OU receive frmrl siJp('vlors regarding the lmf'ipn::ratioi/ ol'
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I,arrived in Pebruary, r \vasn't really given guidance em enforcing SOPs. COT
, ~Btajkcd to me and the /\01(, s<1ying "Tht; SOP is a guidt:; use cornman sense."
for exam Je, in a BOR, r Via:; using the chart f,:lf assigning punishment but COL
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ores refjarding interpretation qlS()Ps/

My Quidance to AOTes 'was follow the Guard ?vlount ~"lcss8gcs. or the SOP, and
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whatever procl'dure~~ttr~WJ~adgoing \vcre to stay in effect.

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How do }'()U oversee the AOIC turnovers?
Turnover from day shift to night was via email. Depending on changes or things that
happened during the day I might talk \'/1th t11(; Qn~duty ACHe about an issY~t; ,or nhone or
r,;;mailthem. V·'/e all work in the same office, with night AOTe going
dav AOIC frorrjH\%'t~4:W@W'ttlL:YYi?lt:v:t7k1i.and
the lint sergeant
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When your superiors ord(!red changes in procedure, how were those changes
communicated to the guardfora?

,J.n/p came out in daily Battl.c ~Jpdate Br,ictillg. and guard mo~n~, /\t BUB, ~:OL
B~wouJd,say, "11m; I::;~10W \VI;' II d~ Il," then he'd bnei COs, then tIltered

to

Platoon Leaders, Sergeants of Uuard, etc. Guard ~'1ount Messages would be generated &

PLs INuuld chl.'ck in DIMS. I hadn't yet been to a Camp 1 guard mount before 9/10 June.

Compare the (!Iy!orcement ~(Tufes in Campmas compared to Camp

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I'rf1 DJ)\\\ Thc" rules \VeTe the sarne, but the attinde: of the guards \,Ven :;tricter.

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 fT7w! sort ofpre.<yvlce did you maintain in Camp j?

Ttour vmious blocks daily, or at leasl m"kc it into the camp to see hmv the camp and
guards are doing and jf an:r issues need to be resolved. There' me times when going anla
the hiocks riles the detainee:::, who \VheD senior personnel come on to the block tend to
stop making their rt~qucsts to the guards and begin l;onstantly calling to senior personneL
There, by cin.:umventing the block guards authority.
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w'e the procedures for a random headcnunt?

00 you recat! the name o,Uhe officer giving training on random headcount procedures at
guard mounlS in the ].veeb bejiwe 9MJ I) June, and du yuu recall the substance ofthose
lrocedures?
I don't rcmembl:r a brief on random headcounts.
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is strong willed, keeps guards on their toes, no hefuddlement. Counsel's
guards '\vhen required. 1 remember hearing about her counseling ~[)n watch
standing duties. This happened prior to the suicides and prior to me being the Cunp ole.
is proactive leader and manager and is an still out doing a great the .Iub.

H-7wt are the rules on harlf:;lng things in ceils?

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or the auy of lo11o..ving: reasons: perfonnance, responsibilities, Oll' progress, cmeer
advancement suppo., of dependents, indebtedness, substandard <:lppemam:e, personal
b(~h::,"vior. Any chits that arc: generated are placed in the memhers DiVa note hook or
record. Those flrc keep on DU:rA Block oftlC0 for Camp 2/3 personnel and Mental
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GTMO SJA 130

 When did .VON assume the Deputy CO duties? What guidance did she receive about
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1 arrived for duty in August 2005 and assill11ed command of the Navy l:xpeditionary
Guard Battalion (NEGB)(thcn v.nown <'\3 the l'Javy Provisional Guard BaHa!iun:~ un
27 /\ugusl 2005, In february 2006 I Tva<; appointed the Deputy Comrnander, Joint
Detention Group in w:.ldition to my dulies as the Commander, NEOB.

What wert:' the rules regarding hanging things on the cel! walls?

AltbOllQh not <lrticulatcd in the furm ofa direct order, I understood my guidance from
jt,~11'1"¥Ytl?:1~(thc
Commander, Joint Dctention Group) to be that th; SOP was the
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polky tor the conduct of busine;:;s in the camps and that, while not perfect, it \vas not 3
'guideline' but IT"Yfl ',',-',-,nlation' to be w,JJ:1t:n:d to. I, in tum, put this out to the (,amp
l~adership, from_but also told them t~ exe,:ise, g~o.djudgl~ent so that guards
dJd not become "heavy handed' or be accu~t'd u1 talmlmg.'baltmg de1ame-es.
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There were cliJ1crcnces in the way that the camp chains of command operated ba.<;ed on
, the interpretation of the SOP by the camp leadership, the dvnamks of the individual

The guards in Camp 1 felt there was too much negotiation going on with detainee':> and
that the camp leadership \VUS interpreting thl:: SOPs too liberally with the intent of
keeping a quiet camp. In April r conducted.<;1 Command Climate Survey to assess the
command's morale and feelings on their quality unite cmd working conditions, "'\-'hile
the survey itself is a standardized survey, J also included questions that the il1dividuab
couid answer fredy. \",'hen I r~(,;eivt:d their responses and noticed that many of them
addressed their concerns with 'interpretation of the SOP') I ccmducted CAPT':3 Calls with
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\\lth each subsequent glOUp iha! I met \vith, up to and including the GfficC:fs, I reiterated
thut the SOP wns: not merely guidance, but the policy thal I expected them to :1d1l(:rl; to
when nmning the camps and dealing with detainees,

Ifyou had walked of11he blor;:k (hat nigh! and seen sheefs & b!ankds hanging up. t1'hat
would •vot! have done /
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In had been on the hlocks that night, as someone with a dilTcrcnt perspl'ctivc sin(;.c I did
j"!;~f;'Jt ..,,,,,j }'7_1,1 h,,,,,,,c> ., A"" n ... fl."" hl,-..,.,lr I ",,...,,lel probably have noticed the blankets fmd
GCflcrall \', '.vhcn I (or anv senior
~Ip,l f.:aIm: mto the camps, the word \'I,:ourcr'he passed that I Wf1~ in th'c cflmps and
headed to n certain block. Block opc,ratiuns wuuld ahvays be running smoothly when I
arrived and nonnally 1 would only' find minor corrections that would be needed.

{Fha( ure strengths & H'cakncsse.'i' o,f Alpha Block guard leam ot! night 0/9/.1 0 June?

TI1C leadership on the block and in the camp on 9/10 June ww:, proficient at their jobs,

Tl~e night AOICwas ~~~\~'hile~ui:t and,res,erved, he has solid lead~rship

sluIls and a good grasp or camp operatlOns. ,~s also reserved, and vduk not

the strongest Chief (in terms of leadership) in the command, I had never had complaints
or heard of any deficiencies in his perfonnancc from the camp leadership or the Sailors
assigned to lhe camp. I did not know the junior Sailors individually as that is the
responsibility of the camp leadership. 1 \\iOllid normally only kno'.v the Sailors
individually if1.hi:y had been brought to my attention br something th~y had done
extremely \vel! or if they had encountered an issue or problem (such as NJP).

GTMO SJA 132

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turnover

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Turnover between orr-going :i..J1d on-going shilts is done in the ca.rnps as part of guard
mount. \VhiJe T(or the CMC) would occasional1y go hy guard muunts to either give a
coin Dr share some inJo,• it was not on a rou1u1e basis in Max
as I had been conducting<
CAPT's Calls during the month, Turnover between the Camp I\OICs was normally dOlle
in the Camp uHk,i;;s or in the Camp
office in the NEGR HQ trilileL It v:as not done
in front of tnc siJlce j may. or mav, nol have beo::n in the o\.-liiding
, at the time. If I needed to
ask a question, I would call the /\OTC on the cell phone.

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Hml' were random headcmmtx conducted?

TFhv do you think the Alpha Rinck guard" didn't spot the bodies earUer?

On the night of9/10 June I think the guards did 110t see the bodies earlier hecause they
"vue not
thinkiJ1[~ that the detainees would commit suicid\;, The recent attl'rnplS had been
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frurl" t . ~,.
md when L.1.cy did encounter a detainee making a suicide
gestuH: uy IHllIglllg; II \-'ias Ilsually a fake gesture and they W\:fC nol in real danger or
hurting themselves because of quick guard force reaction. On that night it was hot 811d
dark on the block and when thc detainees wl:,':nl to skep earlier than usual for a Friday
night, I think the guards were grateful that there had not been any prohlems on their shift
that night. They ,vere complacent since there had not bct:n any reccnt problems in the
camp or on that block
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What sarI a/intelligence was heing hriefed on the threat of.micide?
ThtTC had not be,~n any concrete intel passed 011 to the guards about hoy\, J:l. detainee migh1
commit suicide, and tb..;.: oniy real attempt that some of them had SCl'n \\'as when 261 cut
himself a fc;.v months earlier. I don't think their rninds vvere able to gmsp the concept of
suicide, jihad aIle! martyrdom amI the ~elf. .J.iscipline it would take a person to commit an

GTMO SJA 133

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IJak: 28 Julv" 2006

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infoDnal investigntioll into v.-llCthcr (1) the Camp Delta SOP wa..;; followed by relev(lnt
J(1int Detention Group personl"1el during the overnight hours of 9-10 June 2006; and, (2) if
the SOP ,;:as not fnUowcd,whcthcr this failure contributed to the ahili\:/ of the dct;:;tinccs
to c.ommit suiciJe on that night. I make this statement of my o\vn tree vv'iIi and '\vithout
any threats made to me or promises extended. J ful1y understand that this statemeilt is
given concerning my knmvledgc of the deaJh of three detainees in Alpha Block.

At the time of the suicides, thc night of9-10 JLme 2006, my assignment at JTF-GTMO
\vas AOJC for the Camp I Detention Facility. The Camp 1 Detention Fiil;ility includes

Bloc~sMy
,duties iW:,ludt:

ensurIng loe sale aJ.1tl l1umane treatment was proVIded. to all detamees a5s1gned to Camp
I, ensming the health and weHare of the Sailors assigned to Camp 1 wns maintained and
various administrative duties fOl' the Sailors assigned. 1vly subordinates include the
Platoon Leader. Senleant of the Juard. down to the AJpha Bloek ?\TO un the nillht of 9]OJune2006,j"'~T4: "".liT:' ,,'t\'TS""1,
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Describe your role on the night of tllC suicides, 9-10 june,
I was assigned as the daytime AOIC from 10Feb06. I was not on duty the night of 9- to
June however I am alwavs on call.

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What arc the rules on hanging things in cells?
At the time the incident occurred detainees were allo\',:ed to hang items in their cells as
long as guard force pcrsOIll1d \-\'ere able to maintain continuous line of sight of thc

detaince.
Ho\\' frequently did you attend guard mount? VI/alk cdr blol::ks?
I attended guard mount,> randomly to address the guard force or to ens-me the time
;;J1Gtted far rmard mount was beim:
utilized effectiye1y.
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was presenl in the causev.:;).y· when not in tile_' G3mp 'i.e hfUY the bIocKS,

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 '-,,1/har "INa:; your understanding ofti,e level of threat (if suicide in the \'/ccb bdiJrc 9-10
June')

-rhcrChas always a g<:nerJl level of threat of suicide in the camp however, the week::;
before the Alpha Block incident the threat kvd was HIGH. This \:vas due tD intelligence
leading the command to helieve an incident of a mass self harm \vas eminent.
Vihat guidance did you give the guard fOIce abOljt that threat?
T advised my gURfd h1rGC of the inlelligt'nc,e received regarding t.1-:Ie threat em numerous
occasions to ensure they took it seriomlv. r 81so had mv PL 's/SOO'$ hold [!varJ mount
training on t"t Y< 1 '
proct:dures on e;ch shift's first day ;n after
11aving two consecutIve days ott to ensure the procedures were fresh in their
minds ... ,also to reiterate the seriousness of the threat

Why do you think it l()ok the: Alpha Block guards so long to find the bodies?

1 don't kuO\v, I wasn't present on the shift so I cannot provide a clear answer on thflt.
","'hat are the procedures fOl' a random head count? \Vere you aware of guards nol visually
confirming the hcadcount via sighting of skin or movement?

Do you recall the name of the officer giving training on random hcatkolmt procedures at
guard mounts in lhe weeks before 9-10 June, and do you recall the suhstance ofthose
procedures?
I do not recall any such training.
\\'hen there were changes in procedure directed by your superiors, how did yuu
communicate those changes to the guard force?
)\/fost changes came oui vi~ the BUB, our daily morning meeting and \vere usually verbal
orders directed to us by the ClDG. 1 normally l'onlInunic~lted L.~ost: orders directly to my
PI. and SOG yerbaHy dire;;:.t!y after the morning m;~etil1g,

}{ow rEd you vcril)' that those

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GTMO SJA 135

 throughout the shifrs. Also. vvhen procedmal changes an; mad", t!Ji,.")'
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Chlard rnaunt mc::::s<"gc in DIMS for the fit's and SOG's to brief at gtlilrd nlf:unU.

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and AOIC's need to thin k outside the box at timc~,l/\~~"~i~~,;jl,) nn:venling incidents from
OCCUfTi~lg. S?Hletimt: ai~~: this ~on,vers~tion \~'hen 1§~,
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'\vere toid. to toJ1ow the SUP vorballm. Sometllnes m.iT gtllUance seemed to be conflIctmg
b('call~e there \vere times Vie (OTC'sJ/\OIC's) \vould make decisions in accordance with
tl1C SOP and get counseled on ll~ing common sense at the morning meetings. For some
time there were conflict,> between DOC and the camps because personnel from DOC
'\vould call directly to the hlo\:k$ <".nd order the guards to do things 'without the OYC's or
AOTe's knm,yledge ....one incident in particular was a call that came from DOC (The
Chief of Discipline) to :\Jpha block telling the guards to take a detainee out to the
recreation
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I instrw:td my guard force to follow the SOP and any guard mount messages that came
out.

Did you find it necessary to tell guards to ease up on enforcement?
No, 1 never direcled guards to "Ease Up" on enforcing the SOP.

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 PLACE:. GUalltanamo Bay, Cuba
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~O e aeprcscntative of the Enited States Nsw.l Criminal investigatiVe

1 make this statement of my own tree will and without any threats made to me
r promises extended. I fully understand tr.at this statement is given c-onceming my
, wledge ofthe deaths of three detainees found hanged on lOJUN06it,
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contao;"ied me at my residence via telephone instructing me to do so,
could not pmvldc me ddails regarding the reasons fur my recall over
he Executive
the phone. When I reported to my office,lB: "'i~T::" ?iTwTS"i,
Officer instructed me to take charge ofthe two bodIes located at the Detainee Clinic.
When 1 arrived, lSN-588 and lSN -693 had already been pronounced dead and were
located in room ten (10). Three guards ~ ~,¥,e~~41~'s~w:~"roo t~ (10) and were
sta..'1d-ing guard. Their badge numbers are~' ,!Wi. 't, , v L' . ~1\ 'A. \~
I opened the door
and confinned that I did in fact have two ueao bodIes 10 room ten (10). [then inquired
the medical staff if the deceased detainees were treated in any other room, other than
room ten (10) in the Detainee Clinic. I was informed they had treated detainees in room
eleven and the examination room,j',,:,ij:1it{'if:l'1Ii.\11 staff cleaned the rooms used to treat
the deceased detainees, I instruLitx~'~to maintain a log of all personnel
'~fo n~~r
!Jl ten (10). The, followin"g personnel entered room tcu,Jl,q), MACS
,.
at 0220 Jm;"C0 .h,.
cnteroo at 0223 hrs,II~.
, the cultural advisor entered at 0300 and departed aE \)jV! Drs, 0318
,.lu;sIbur (4) unldentifioo NCIS and CITP Special Agents including Special Agenl'~
W~_ A combat cameraman entered room ten (1) at 0318 hrs. NCI~rocessed the
SCLTIC behind dosed doors. Subsequent to their departure, Guards MA1~1~0, "'6,°· ,mk~6.
andlB: "'i~T:i-,?iT 'Tt'"1
, ,ill~ I ;:,s~rt;d,;;J:e tv:o afbrcmc~t~oned detam~s to the
morgue. I coommatca wrth Malor.tt}n~mtft:1m.lor the adrruttmg the detainees to the
rnorguc.
1ssurncd our \vatch oftbc tv/o detainees at
approximately 0545 bri?,
}j

:ii.\ll'Yl"IB

GTMO SJA 138

 COl'Jinuation ofVohmti1rv Swom

Stql!~~mt of

'lilT_'l\111Im~ji#1"l_

~t&~~~
On19JUN06

usc §130b,(b)(6),(b)(7)(C)
_ h i s statement, consisting ofthis page and one other page was typed fur me by Special
- .BIilImu~ls we discussed its contents. I have read and understand the above
statement. 1 have been given the opportunity to make any changes or correction.s I desire

b)(3):10

to make and have placed my initials over the chaJ;tJ1 the truth to the best of my knowloog
h("L~_

rrections. This statement is

Witncs"
UCMJ (lO U.S.c. 936) AND 5 CST. 303

GTMO SJA 139

 TAB F ~- (li) Cmnp Delta Duty "\t1edical Personnel, Night of 9/ i 0 Jl.me 2006
?iT'Tt 1i
;taterl1ent, ! 9 June 2006
L

,

15 JUlle 200e;

".
,

J.

-Statement, 15 June 2006

.!. (U)

)tatcmcnt, 16 June 2006

5,

~tatemeIlt,

6.

16 June 2006

~tatement,

16 Jun..: 2006

Itement, 16 ]tme, 2006

7.

-aatement, 16 June 2006

8.
9. ( U).

Statement, 16 June 2006

10. (C) ,

atement,16 June 2006

'-------'-----"----

GTMO SJA 140

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(DECE1\SED)

SUBJ:

V.S. NAVAL CRIMINAL lJ"iVIi:STIGATIVE SERVICE
u:KCI/J:SU~;Z.t; (S ~
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REPORTED
J2'FICE:

Ager.t

FOR OFFICIAL US>' ONLY
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GTMO SJA 141

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o Blood On.wn
o Bwn Sheet
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o StrOkC/CVMIA

es.,.. for iniun.:!;

o lJpp. AmI Rl1.JB~

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a Seizure

o SynCl;lpt'
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O~OD

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o Belllwlo.-.l Diaord«

o Respiratory DiwcSll

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o Diuinest

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4J '
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,

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$C-8pinII

o DmbriUItion
o DmaMndn

o Ew-ie.t.tiOll (time~ ...__ --.-J
o HOi/Cold Pacb

pmrtnliJ;j

Trauma

0- Bum (nota Decree & %)
H - Soft 1'il_ Injury
I ~ lm~ed Obi"'"

II

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(rUt on seale of I - to: I:X. 4;'10)

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Amount
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GTMO SJA 142

 AMBULANCE REPORT
u.s. Naval Hl'ulpltd CuantlltllallllO Bay, Cuba

RUNTIMES

Can Receiy~
TimeOut
Tun, On Scene
Time u.tVll SC~
runt It ROlIPital
Total MinllWl
~~,

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OTma ortelt CPt RefuSlI 0 MEDEVACO Scene Tn:&Illd

0 Cucelled On R~ 0 Tt#tll!tw

PATIENT INJf'OR,J4liTJON
. 0 No).-

o Cardi"

fJ OOPO

o

0 C V l1ttOO

'en

a Seizuru

C

o None 0 Other

oA~Y QbftnIction

o AUi><gic itu«iOf!
a AiIerdd MenttJ Swus
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Bum (E1edri~!lrnic&lfThm'mll1)

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OPal,

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GTMO SJA 143

 AMBULANCE REPORT

a.s. Naval

Hospital Guantlluamu .B2Y~ ('ubfi.

'tl

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PATIENT lNFORMA TJON

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GTMO SJA 144

 :=t.

Statement, 16 June 2006

b. Ambulance Rcpon, 10 June 2006
7

(U)

nterview RCi>ults, 15 June 7006 i;\.'ClS Exhibit 64)

GTMO SJA 145

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a. Statement, 15 June 2006 [NelS Exhibit 8, cited. as NelS
b. Statement, 17 June 2006 [NelS Exhibit 9, cited 8S NeTS
c. Statement,9 Augusl2006

7

3

(U)
ft,

I

fR¥M1Pa~~ga1\~gl:j\\ll\?!:ifI1tIlJl\~1ts

'15/2006]
/16/2006)

'1"11\11

Statement, 10 .June 2006 [NeTS Exhibit 11, cited as NelS ~~., " .
6/15/2006]
\ • ..

b. Statement, S August 2006
c. Statement, 21 Augus! 2006

4. (lJ)lBl '"'i~T:'

tatements
a. Statement, 10 June 2006 [NCIS Exhibit 13, cited as NCIS
6/! 5/2006]

b. Statement, 8 August 2006
c. Statement, 20 August 2006
,

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5, (L).~~~~1D
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ao Statement, 10 June 2006 [NCIS Exhibit 15, cited as NCIS
6!l4/2006]
h. ReM interview, 16 June 2006 (NeTS Exhibit 16, cited <4<; NC
6/16/20061

c. Statement 26 July 2006
6,

;tatemcnts

a. Statement, 14 June 2006 [NelS Exhibit 18, cited as
6/14/2006]

b. Re-imerview 16 June 2006 [NelS Exhibit 19, cited
6/16/2006
b. Statement, 26 July 2006

GTMO SJA 146

 TAB C

-~

CU) Other Camp t Duty Guard Porce, Night of 9/! 0 .fun 2006
j"'d~4:

1. (tTl
11.

X%
-~tatements
(U) StatcmcnL 15 June 2006 lNClS Exhibit 3, c.itd liS NCISI~~fl
C;;ij

b.

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ill..

c;n(J'j"j

~~')'Re:i~krview,

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] 7 June 2006 [NCIS Exhibit 4, cited as NCIS

6/17/2006]
c. (0) Statement, 25 July 2006
d, (lJ) Stfltement, 1GAugust ;006

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4.

14 June 2006

. 6!l4/2006!
5.

6.

IStatements
[NelS Exhibit 6, cited as

mlifllll

Ncrsll~~;M

b.
c.

4 June 2006 [NelS Exhibit 29, eitcd as

7.

8.

tatement, 15 June 2006 [NelS
)/15/20061

j','

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11. (Li)

,

ltatement, 15 lUll';; 2006 [NelS Exhibit 34, cited as
_5/2006]
Statcmcnt15 June 2006 INC1S Exhibit 36,
';1\ ,.''"j'f)"'-'

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Interview Notes, 28 July 2006

GTMO SJA 147

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I. (U) Appointing Letter and Extension i,etter
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Camp Delta Standard Operating Procdure (SOP) dated December 2005

3. (If) Guard Mount \>1essages (7 Dcc 2005--9 Jun 2006)
fll' ~b)(3):10 USC

- "130b (b)(6) (b)I7)(C)

Itnterview, 17 August 2006

5. (U-, Revised Table of AUihorizedf'tJnauthonzed Activities, 12\-1arch 2006
6<

(1'1 fb)(3):10 USC
, b130b (b)(6) (b)I7)(C)

115 May 2006

GTMO SJA 148

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th1'!< Y;::1UT ePol':':.'; d() nrA:,.. . '1tJicl. \·...ith th,'. ol1gnjng NCG inv~~tigMi(Jn. You arc' ::2JS0 direckd. tn
;~'.t •.::.J'd;ll<l.k your "in«,: fc;Jcrt ~.\lt th~ Sla~; .hjdge Ac.1,I(--'C;-ne. rH';(~r If' its ::uhrnis5ion to me

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be c:r,ntuck,d .ill {'xten.<;';'0d b)(2) I

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tiF.ADQl/AR.TEA'S~ JO:Nf TASK fOfl.C£ GUANTANAMO
'.1.5. ~JA'j Al. g rAT10N, GUAf'H ANANO SAY, CUF.!..h.

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4 August 2U06

ME)AORANDUM FOR
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1. 11.1e undersigned reqtle'>ts an ~-ld(htio!1al 10
whk.h 1. was app(r;nled.

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that AR 15-6 investigation !\)

2. The ~mdersig.ocd retIuCS!" this (:"(tension in order to cn!ll~nuc f{) gather addhioi1!:} evidence
1

My point of contact 1;x rhi='. memomr:dum is the

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b)(3):10

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Page 1 of34

Guard Messages

,

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10JUN2C0618171

,'dc'" !b)(3)c10 USC
j;.JjP!~)'j;;;;j SV'Kb)(3):10 USC

'c'""",,,[b)(2)

i<P.VW'f~iS'

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SHEET$.'8LANKET REMOVAL AND lSSUE

S!dus, Released
Ds:1.e 10JUN20D6 13S("iL
P:c{::i.ns Dste 10JUN2006 ~356~
i'.uHFJi

APC""'"" R,

b)(3):10 USC

130b,(b)(6),(b)(7)(C)
b)(2)

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~:<h;:;:O__ Canceled
i}&:,,' 10JUN2D06 1329l

i'B;e,'Cs,s [\'\te 10JUN20061329L
A'iC0'

_Ap~rGv;;<G

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b)(2)

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SHEETS

Sub:€c!' ITEMS iN CELL

q;,;- 151
GTMO SJA
'-" -' '-"\.U'"
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Hi~tory

Page 2 of ~4

~{e:F:8r>E 03';.<;·

09JUi\2006 1207L

b)(3):~~'~:'~h\l7\1r1

Au'>'cc
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St<ltus: Re!eased

2'&:e.
RB:~~~S~ GHle

09JiJN~UQ€;

1 i58L

()9JUN2COO 1153L

Au<l,u: b)(3):10 USC
A",,,,,,,e' n, ~ 130b,(b)(6),(b)(7)(C)
?sr CJDG ai~ Compliar.t Deta.necs regordless of where It,ey (Ire housed will be wit be given 2
(two) oppor:u"i'ties to comp:y with g.:ard !r'l$t!\lcl:o,,~. The 810C1< Guard '...~il ask the detainee to
comply elrod ,he detairree refuses guards orcers the Block NCO wiil ask the oetainE* to
comply, If the detainee dces not comply ;)ft~( lho;t point, the PL shl:lll call away the FeE leam
to respond 10 the block if necessarf tC gain compliance,
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Date CSJUN2006 ~318:­
l::id'le<1;;!ed Rdea$~ £kt~· CBJUN200G ~ 318L
;'u....c<' b)(3):10 USC
'\P"o",," 8,_ 130b,(b)(6),(b)(7)(C)

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S;S:us: Released
:);j;:e_

07.:UN2:}(l6 1423l

Ra:ease D-a~F.· 07JUN2006 1428L
AA~x);:

b)(3):10 USC

"",m',ed '_Iy, ~130b.<b){6),(b)(7)(C)
Per CJDG. ail COMPUANT detair,ees housed in Camps 2/3 Will be given 2 (t\'JO) opportunities
;r ~~" J"<8. 10 comply with guard ilistrucfor'!s, The block guard will ask the Cleta:nee to comply and if the
_dj~.,",~ '" . detainee refuses guards orders the Block NCO '."liH ask the detainee 10 comply, if the detainee
does nol comply <if!:er tr.at point, the PL shall call away the FCE team to respond 10 the block

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ALL CA~PS cor-iTRA8AND H.o\S 2E:::N FOUND H'CDf.·;: J'~SiO~ A Dt:: AiNEE'S
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152
8!!7i200~

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Sic:b.~; Released
Do!e: 02JUN2006 i 523L
i1:8~""a>,:e [r~t0'

02JUN2006 1523L
Author b)(3):10 USC
,,\pofo\nd 2y 130b,(b)(6),(b)(7)(C)
b)(2)

SUb;{!'';l, KORAN REQUESTS
S1&((13, Released

03:8: 01JUN2006 1517l...
Reiet~-s2 DE~12

01,JUN2006 'S17L

i\v:.hD!. b)(3):10 USC

Appr':::'icd b'{: ~ 130b,(b)(6),(b )(7)(C)

b)(2)

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b)(3):10 USC
130b.<blI6>.<b lI7l1C)
b)(2)

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GTMO SJA 153

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/\!i':hor' b)(3):10 USC

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,
, b1(2)

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SU':::i.ecl, hIGH '-/iG-ILANCE
Std(l.;Ci i~eie2lsed

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AnwwPr} Cy

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b1(2)
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~------------~
Sub!",::\: UNCLASSiFiED SUMMARIES of EViDENCE 8'< HABEAS MAlL
Status Released
Cute 24MAY20061627L
r:a!Si.>::8 D2i2 24MAY200r-- 1"' ....,.,
AutrK'f: b)(3):10 USC
A0P:-OVBd By: l§ 130b,(b)(6),(b )(7)(C)

b1(2)

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GTMO SJA 154

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Psgc 5 of 34
2,,-MAY2C06 1304L

4(S-k'DS8 [)o!it ~'."V I'''"'' t"!'M!

/",\;:hnj' b)(3):10 USC

II _7).:-IC.:-)---l
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b1(2)

Subject MlSUSf OF 8LANKETf$HEET
8i$(u". Re:ei'ised
:)';:e 24\1!AY?0<X:; i144l
RO:8258 Dde 24MA Y2DC6 11441

b)(3):10 USC

;"",\i,u

"'99:0-'8" By ~ 130b.lb1(6).lb117I1C)

b1(2)

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ApprC'led B;" 130b,(b)(6),(b)(7)(C)
b I( 2)
, \-'12S539C:

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Subisct CELL CLEAN!MG
StCJ:\U2: Released
C',;)18. 22MAY2006 '161E.
Reic2ss Da",' 22MAY?006 ~511L

AuLoi b)(3):10 USC
AO[:Jr<::Ncd By, 130b,(b)(6),(b )(7)(C)

b1(2)

r.S'jYHjt,)~. L- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - '
2u0k-:';(, MEAL Rf:~UBALSNm4!rTlt~G
E;!":;l',, fiGie?;sec

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130b.lb1(6).lb117
b1(2)

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155
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Page 6 of 34
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2·18:U';:

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.NO ole
Sta::(:t.: Released

D;;,e: 20MAv2006 2135L
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D2tC. 19MAY2006 19061.
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GTMO SJA 156

 Detainee History

P(i.!;:re
" 7 of .'14
;cr~e:

'19\-1;iY2DC6 FOlL
19M.AY2006 j}(17t

bI(3):10 USC
130b,(b1(6),(bIIlIlC)
b1(2)

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Sujj0ct, ....1 SUALLY ENSURE INGESliON OF MEnS
St;)tWOL Released
Sure 18MA,Y20062328L
R'i;~(,<;';C Da:i.*", 18MAY20G6 2328L

AiJthd, b)(3):10 USC
fo,ppe.O',0 8. 130b,(b1(6),(bIIlIlC)

b1(2)

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. ".,.~.I31:m~'l'IT,·:rLC-----------------------_---.J
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",-SUb;R'::!' iCRC ViSnS 00'1";';';..,1 BLOCK
St2tUS, Released
C2te 16MAY20061504l

,

,c~e:eH"e D2te' i6r~AY200~
0 1504L

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b1(2)

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i3MAY2D060724l

:'{",~e2S':

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,c\,uthcs: b)(3):10 USC
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130b,(b)(6),(b)(7)(C)
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b1(2)

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GTMO SJA 157

 .Page 8: of 34

Detainee History
RCHiise Dde 16MAY2GO€ ()13Cr~

b)(3):10 USC
;:\~j;At.JS·ti{: :ie,'. 130b,(b)(6),(b)(7)(C)
f<..UJ'.A.

b1(2)

S'Jcje::t D~ta;nee ShOWEr and ShE:\'0 Pmceduree
St:,tUG~ Cancei,~d

"'_<It<?: "0""
"~·OC'I "IV!!', Y.:.
' 00""
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::;i:€-' 16M/\Y200B 0: j 7l

,\dec' bI(3):10 USC
A\pm',cd Of 130b.lbI(6).lbIl7I1C)
b1(2)

0ESTRUCT;ON OF GOVERNMEN1 PROPERTY
Stabs: Relaased
13MAY20061154L

Rd0"60 r)a(F '3t1.tA.Y20061154L

bI(3):10 USC
130b.lb1(6).lb117I1C)
b1(2)

;50bje:Ct AITENTiON THROUGHOUT THE CAMP {BOX CUTrERI
StltUS: Released

:'8t",: 13MJI.Y2.006 0833L
RA'ie<'ise Jat.:- 13MAY20060833L

bI(3):10 USC
G,p@ed Bf f'1,,3";;O"'b.:\'lb"'lIlU6,,).llUb'!lIl,,7)"'IC:")'--L
b1(2)

_

Sj.,e;)Zct. A TTENr~ON THROUGHOUT THE CAM? (BOX CLiTTER!
Si.d~:"'.S: CiZlilC(d8d

bI(3):10 USC
130b.lb1(6).lb117I1C)

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,
GTMO SJA 158

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P8.g~

9 of 3-4

Dstc>, ":2MAY2C06 G6-'1~2L.
R2:cas~

[);::k 1?MAY?C06

GfA~)L

, b)(3):10 USC

"b
,-".,,"
,....'

130b,lb)(6Hb)(7)(C)
b)(2)

A""O'MC 8,

f:8VW:Ads. SHACKLING, R~S 1RAiNTS
SubjsCi: GiJARD STAFF COUNT
St3tV:;: Awaiting Approval
Date: 11MAY20061848L
:),~r-,ec:hed Re!(,;3S8

C'i:c",":; 1 I MAY2X6 1848L

;\d~:Oi

b)(3):10 USC
;:"p:yc(}c<i Sy 130b,(b)(6),(b
r'}ussag8

f~b_)(~2~)~=====

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i<ey'/ivd:s: GUARD STAFF COUNT
,'3:i!);o;,=, BLOCK SHUTTERS
S,d!;;S Released

DME
Rsk:aA8 D:,"te
AiJ7NCT'

~ DMAY200G

0934L
~ OMA '(2006 0934l
b)(3):10 USC
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Status. Reieased

Dace: 09MAY2006 i447L
'~8ie,)te C3,~e

A:,:too
Acp:,}ve-d 3:;

09MAY2006

1447~

b)(3):10 USC
130b,(b)(6),(b)(7)(C)

GTMO SJA 159

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Page 10 of 34

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MCSSSQ2

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=:21;:;- 02MAY2006 1547L
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28APR2006 1044L
28APR.2006 10441

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SlsL\> R.eleased
Dats: 271-.PR2D06 0939L
f·'",;p%e [.:ctc 27APR200S 0939L

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b)(3):10 USC
~130b.(b)(6).(b)(7)(C)

b)(2)

fb)(2)

GTMO SJA 160

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b)(2)

Tl1e foHewmg gl.:ldance vVili be w$cd whe:"1 enteri"9 detainee \Neight vai'"c, 1:~ E"Mre block 29
Weight is used in tl".e drop down 2) Ensure S:gA_ci is checked 3) T~,e en!y information r,eeded
s the numera.l \fslue ai th€ weight ex. 1804) If d!<ta:nee refuses simply type the wo~d

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SisL;s. Released
0",;0: 21APR20061117l
;~",i83se D8:',,, 2'" APR2006 l ' i7l

f'"",
f\pprc'Ji:d By

b)(3):10 USC

130b.(b)(6),(b)(7)(C)
b)(2)

K2 yY-i0r(:S: STOP MOVEMEr·lT

Subject. Ccr;tu~tor Vehide Entedng Camp DeltZ!
Stwu,' Released

b)(3):10 USC
130b.(b)(6).(b)
b)(2)

GTMO SJA 161

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.
D'etmnee
"..lStOl:j'
Released
~SM'F<:2D1X)

-;OO2L

,;:',cthu': b)(3):10 USC
i'cp.n'pc Ei,. ~ 130b.lb1(6).lbIIlIlC)

b1(2)

<SjVJc<ds: CiV'L,AN CO ",TRACT LiBeRiANS
Subi0d: /i.DMtRAL Ef.ffERiNG CAMP DELTA
E;1h;;ji<' Released

DBtp" 11APR20061710L
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130b.lb1(6).lbIIlIlC)
UNDER NO CIRCUMSTANCES IS THE ADMiRAL TO BE ASKED TO COVER HIS NAME
",ov'~"'W" '#iTH "TAPE IjVHEN ENTERiNG ANY OF THE CAMPS
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Destructioll 0f Government Property
Status, Released
10APr~2006

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Page 13 of34
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Si8tU:~' Re!eased
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130b,(b)(6),(b )(7)(C)
b)(2)

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Page 1401'34

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1J:";~6

23MAR2D06212.1L
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S+3\;.i£< Released
Date 20MAR2006 1934L
He!e.?;>2 ;)3-:10:' 201\.'AR200G 1934l

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Delte. 18M/\R2006 '; 249i..
~:~C,k;3S':; D;::t2 c1~8~'~.A~R~2~C~O~6,,·~.2~4~9~C~---­

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b)(2)

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8,'
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GTMO SJA 165

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Page Hi of 34

Rcic<:s,) Date ~1~3S'v~,"~·.R%2~OH06~i~C'"'"7~' ~_,
b)(3):10 USC
130b.(b)(6).(b )(l)(C)

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Subject !SSUlNG OETAtNEE LAUNDRY €lAGS
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1OMAR2006 08 ~ i L
r;:eL'l?Re D;;!p: '1 OMAR2006 0811 L
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Ja,e 10MAR20060'758L
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0758L
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130b.(b)(6).(b )(l)(C)

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Ds;s. 06MAr'(2lJ06 14461.

Ad:c, b)(3):10 USC
!:P,"N:' S, 130b.(b)(6).(b)(l)(C)
b)(2)

GTMO SJA 166

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?nge 17of34

U-,:l:;;' D6MAi:;:2iJOe i43SL

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06MAR2006 1345L
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b)(3):10 USC
130b{blI6Ub lI7l1C)
b)(2)

----.-----

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02\0: 04M/\R20C5 1334L
Reic2">:- Dele 04MAR2OC6 1334L
,A,ueher: b)(3):10

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04MAR2006 1333L

R':::'itB"e Ua;{'i: 04rVi/olH2C06 1333L
/·\.u1i',;) b)(3):10 USC

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130b.(b)(6).(b)(7)(C)
b)(2)

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GTMO SJA
167
8/17/2006

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Std:U&: Canceled
Da:'2: G4MAR2C05 1051 L

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168
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Page 19 of34
02\0. 02MAH2GO(-) 150'5L

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ScdtuS. Released

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S!dld Released
Dak: 02MAR2006 1459:_
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b)(2)

'\8Y'A"Y·:!S. DEFENSE

An ORNEYS

S~:bi0Ct: TALKiNG TO DEFENSE ATTORNEYS

·'.;t-"lLs: Canceled
[i:'l,e 02MAR2Q06 1454L
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DEFENSE ATTORNEYS
TOILET PAPER

S121l<;, Cancelec
[ink,,02MAR21}0611CSL
?c!,:c-;:-;s", 0&;:::' 02MAR20C6 1 "Cal
/,,-'~h'A

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b)(3):10 USC

130b.(b)(6).(b)(7)(C)
b)(2)

GTMO SJA 169

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Page 20of34

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Ar:p"wed 8'1

130b,(b)(6),(b)(7)(C)

-, jne nigrJ QFlF owsormei assigr<ed to the R&U w:li conduct d,;s-,' contro o~ c~'1mp
Delta The R&U has a pGl'lable sprinkler sys:em In'lt sits in the b;:;ck of a gator, th~ gator will
Mi-;;S:-;HC~"" drive from camp 4 to carnp2i3 b2Ck ard fort!'. covering 01: of the high traffic areas witt"; a layer
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Page 22 of 34
b)(3):10 USC
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b)(3):10 USC
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St;,o;tus Ca:iceled

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Page 23 of 34
St3L!,:;: Canceled
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D;;;:e: 10FEB200B 1433L
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27.J,.:..N';0061931 L

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b)(2),(b)(3):10 USC §130b,(b)(6),(b)(7)(C)

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b)(2).(b)(3):10 USC §130b.(b)(6).(b)(l)(C)

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HUNGER STRH\E ENTRJES

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b)(3):10 USC
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FEMALES AND STAB RESiSTANT VESTS

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:3;j(;j.:sl: TEMf'. srop M(Y'.l'E\\~Ef'n FOR C>OMM~BfjGNB MOVES

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b)(2)

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GTMO SJA 178

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Page 29 of 34
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Page 31 of 34

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GTMO SJA 181

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GTMO SJA 182

 Detainee History

Page 33 of34

BASE AMBULANCE
Sbtus: Released
G>0:C: '12DEC20051i02L

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bI(3):10 USC
130b,(b1(6),(bIIlIlC)
lA/HEN .A.. NAV HOSPiTAL AMBUL.ANC;:: is NEEDED ;:-OR ANYONE iN TME \'ViRE, YOU
."., "~'~U' NEED TO CALL THE NAVHOSP H,1ERGENCY ROOM >'!:b)(2l
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07DEC200511031.

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On 17 August 2006, 1 Spcl b)(3·;:~~bJ~l1 0 usc xgarding the use of rncmoranJa to
modify the December 2005 SOP. A_.
stated thm no l!1emnnmda were Hsed to
modifY' the: Dec.:mber 2005 SOP. b)(3):10 USC trrtber stated thal Guard Mount Messages
w'cre the only dDcmncnts used by JDG to modii}' the December 2005 SOP.
b)(3):10 USC §130b,(b)(6),(b)(7)(C)

GTMO SJA 185

 AlJTHORIZEl}fUNAlJTHORIZf:!) ACnVITES-----------~,

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b)(2)

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GTMO SJA 186

 Page I of 1

b)(2).(b)(3):10 USC §130b.(b)(6).(b)(7)(C)

Subject: FW AUTHORIZED
Sir,

VJr[b~}~!~!:!":!'-?!':~~'1'~~:c!?~:"':'-,=SB,e below, the date and time and \NM it 81! went au! to (camp leadership).
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AUTHORIZED

Alcon,
The attached document is the !atest approved authorized/unauthorized activities list for detainees. I will send
out a guard mount message stating this is the latest document to use, If you will notice, it is dated 12 Mar 06 and
this should be the one all guards use. Due to the type of document, i cannot attach to the dims computer for a
guardmount, With that being said, please distribute te your personnel, and when we update the SOP this will take

@!~!r~!~:\:t::;\ClrenIIYin the

SOP. if you have questions, please give me a call,

GTMO SJA 187

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(b.) Record ofEnJisted Counseling, 5 JWle 2006 (lir5L)

(c.) Record of Enlisted Counseling,S JUlle 2006 (second)
Cd.) Rl:cord of Eniistcd Counseling, 27 Apri12006

5. (U) Intc:rvic\v of~~)!~~:1.?Y.~~. 123 June 2006

GTMO SJA 188

 Page 1 of I

from:
Sent:
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Subject: Statement

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me from the (lie or ACHe BUt rm sli1l1ooking fin ymL
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GTMO SJA 189

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informalinvcstigalicn into wht:ther (lJ the Cac'11P DdLa SOP "vas follo-Ned by r::1ev:..-mt
.Toint Detention Group pen,o!1ne! during the overnight hours of9-] 0 June :WO(;; :lBO., (2) if
1he SOP was nol follQwed, wheL"'Jer Lhis failure contribt.:ted to the ability ofthe delainees
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anV thre::.ts made to me or DTOTnises extended, I fulh,.' undershmd that this statement is
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given COHCCLDtng my krlowlcdgc oftbr: J;;ath of three cktainccs in Alphc, Block
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did you arrive at Camp 1 and what wen~ your billets tlwn?

Arrived 20 Sept 2005. Had left seat/right seat tr3in~ng tor 4 days, was on blocks in latc

September early Odober. Billet as a Platoon Leader for Camp 1.
\Vhat sort of guidance ,,":ere ~you given by your chain of command regarding
enforcement of rule!l and command philosophy?
Fair firm and ill'lpD'T1Dl treatment oftbc dctD,ince's, rL)Llow the SOP. Learn to "fly yes, this
is 11)[ lhe sailors. BUl thal v,'as not so! We could Dot say ye3 because it \vas dl abo1Jt the
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and thc')' 'Nouk!,
answer Qucstior:. thCit the detainees would ask them, And ellards
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GTMO SJA 190

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'\\-'hat were the procedures for" chain of command to pas~word ahout ne\y poliey?
Change was a COTYllY,Dn thing t~lr camp L The SOP was a living document that \-vas
e!"'111":IIO ,:>;1] ;he lime. I remember at one of the Battle U date Brief/BUB) tt"tat the: COL
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that \\'e v/ollld foHm", the SOP to the letter, the SOP \vas law.
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What are some examples of t!lings that were against the SOP that cJen::inees kept
pushing for and eventually received!
b)(2)

\-VElat are some titings done in Camp 1 that weren't ft,,:ally to SOP'!
USl};;:iily, they would tell us to give detalw'f's
a "uard mount maSSfJQe later onJb)(2)

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lit was getting

b)(2)

harder ror the guard.s to keep track of all ofth;;:: things

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the detainees couLd have in

rheiT cells- :lEd above their edt too.
Did au)'one- in yuur cham of command ever direct you to do

~omeihillg

nut in SOP?

b)(2)

\Vhat are the procedures tfW ft nmdom bC3deount'?
b)(2)

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GTMO SJA 191

 in qu~'St1on rh(~n J would can out his ISN ou" They would tell me to en",;;; hack and St;e
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t~ead<;l)unt<;'?

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~b)(2)
on some hlocks, you could sec shoos! the cutin.; tieL If
guard!'; didn't \v;:dk tier. check clich cdl, he '.",ould confront Block NCO. By calling him
out tu see me or '-"
£0 on t1-:te block and wke him in the ,-,
QrJardhonsc.

\-Vhnt Vi'ere the rtUljo:r issues affecting gmtrd mon!£e in Camp I?
The biggest problem for morale \vas Hi(;

COll$l:;iIll

:.:h~lge of

rocedures. I remember one

b)(2)

deta11lees '-"-anted some too. Another problem was that detainees \'vouJd get sornething
[rom their intcnogatcrs and it \vO"u!d not bc in DiMS so the guanl \vould take il away
from him. The next Jav- vr a few Javs
- later the detainee vIouJa have it back. if an ,,,"CO
woultl make a call and say that the detainec codd not talk [0 the SOU, PL or Ole for
something they could haml.lc by themselves, then when the Ole crrme on the block the
detainee Ylould ta!k to Oi(' or AOIC to gGf what they wa."1tea.

Have you yrorked with the gn~rd te:'lm

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Blodi? Yes, they have all viorked for me.

,,"'hat is your aSSf'-ssment o~b)(3):10 USC §130b.(b)(6).(b)(7)(C)
They are ail good workers. 1 did nOl have any problems from them as far as TrememheL

GTMO SJA 192

 Flace: Camp America, Guantanamo Bay, Cuba
Date: :4 Atlgutli 2006

Imake the fQllov.ing free and VOlUHt<try statement to Cf:!~b)(3):1
llilQ):10
h"11Dlll 1 know to be appointed hy RAD\.1 Hany H. Ha..'Tis, Jr., to conduct an
informal investigation into whether (I) the Camp Delta SOP was foJlowed by relevant
i)b)(3):10 USC.

Joint Detention Group personnel during the overnight hOllIS uf 9~ 10 June 2006; and, (2) if
the SOP was not follml/ed, v.:hethcr tllis failure contributed to the ability of the d('laint~s
10 cOl11mit suicide un that rjght. I make this statement of my own free will and ,,\;;thou1any threatil made to me or promises eX"1ended. 1 fully ulldcrstand t.hat this statement is
given concerning my knowledge nfthe d>::ath of [cree detainees in Al 11<1 Block.

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1\/1)' assignment at JTF ~G'r:MO i~ Platuon I.,eader for the Camp 1 Detention Facilily. The
Camp I. Detention Facility includes Blocks b 2
My dutie~ include

administers fair, finn, and impartial enforcement at a Camp Delta rules and regulations.
Supervises 72 guard force persorulel in the day-to-day operations of detention
cellblocks. My chaiu of command on the night of9-1 0 June 2006, beginning ""ith COL
b){3):10
was. f was not in the camp during this time frame; my chain of commanu
wa, b)(3):10 USC
b)(3):1

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~When you arri"v(!d ;n Camp J. who 'rained.vou us PlaloOH Leader?

(~)!~~:~?~..~~ .. Iright seat left 5eat for t\yo days. lwas alr~auy qualified as PL in camp 4.
1-Vhat sort of~uid{mn? were you give'l hy y Oilr chaio oj (:ommand regarding cnforcemetJl
ofrules?
I did not meet \...ith the OK when reportin gin. OIC didn't gi ...·c me commamkr'5
philosophy, or any ather guidance. TheonI). guidance I r~ce,i\'ed was from the PIoS and
AOIC. It wa.~ explained to ffil.) thai the del ainees in camp 1 'were compliant 8m! tht: SOP
was 10 be used as a ~J..ideline. [t was also slaled that the SOP was a living document Hmt

ceJn.stanuy changed.

What arc: the pmct?dm'es/or a rwuJ()m he!!dcow;t?
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b)(2)

Did guards have 10 sightrb:.')(~2:,)

lin r!mdoor. headcounts?

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130b.
b)(6).(
)(7)(C

.-No. The ltcaucuum i~qllired physicai sighting of the (Jd~lin~e::i, In camps i and 4 the
ellurds would not wi'!.kc up !he detainees, like Ll-ttW. did in 2/:1

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W~Cll were the nll~s or. hanging things in !:ells?

How was word passed to PL-sfm1Yl higher "Up the chain rifcommanJ:'
..-"Musily by word of mouth !;iven to the PL.

Whm sor' ofguidance did you give your Camp I guurds "hour ellforcin/:, fhe SOPs:
1 ~mphasi7:ed $tfiCl enforcement d the SOP and reminded the Guards that if it \Va." not in
the SOP or a Guard Mount message or a verbal order giv~n by the Aorc or above Lben it
was wrong.

f1'7wt was compliant aboul detainees in Camp I?
I don't feel the detainees \vere complian~ J think. they complie<1 wiLl-t the rewards or extra
benefits given them.

D;d (he chain ofcommand above you hack up your efforts (0 enforce SOPs?
MOSl of the time, but while I v...-as working in camp I, r was questioned why lhe camp

seemed 1.0 be in an uproar when 1 was working.
Did guards (.:vmplain ahout SOP nvl being enforced consisu!ntly? Yes

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It was obviuus when J instnlcted th~ lluards at 12Ui:lf'd mount tu adhere srrictlv to th~ SOP
that they had n lot of questions and concerns aboul how the C3l1lp had been operating.
L_~ TI\erc was ~ome resistance to my direction. When 1 insisled to complete thorough \;cll
:searches a lot of conlraband was contiscatcd. Guards would confiscate ~b)(2)
I
and other contraband items that \veren't registered in DllvlS, 0(( or AOrC would tell the
next shift to give them back Example.s: 1.) /Jnt: time guards fmllld TL"-061 \"ith
fout1e(~u waWr bottles--··how could he c"
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liS "'10 ate SOP. but guards Wt~rc:n't alJowed to mkc the
garment offthct detainee; they were told it \wcid cau~e too much L'"Uubk. 3.) IR;:ajnees
b)(2)

-'''''-P 4 brought ......~[h them large prayer mgs, ~b)(2)
b)(2)
I ,Hlthnr:'l{'o confiscation bec?use according t~ DIT\1S,
{here was no au'thor1zat;on fer tht:m b)(2)
On lht: next shift. ~he tlIe or
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 '-Y1UllT' Detainee indicated hoth, guard took tJh~ om) 011' dGhtil1t:e',:; hr:aJ, l.Teating an
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on tb~~ guard and

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an uproar on the tier.

Have J'OU worked 'with the guard tcam on A Rloc? Assessment'!
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I I\\'o rked 'Nith him in Camp 4, He is a good SOU. I could count on ~to

enforce mles.
vas I n my platoon during pre~service training: He is (] good sailor. ~b!~31 was
the team leader for TRF's.
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I I cOllllseled him t\vicc for being late to work.

Hefs not energetic, not

enthusiastic, and basicallv not a Qood Sailor.
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and enthusinstic about all t,.. .s ks given. So far I can COUllt on her to complete 811 tasks
given ill a time!)'manner. My opinion a good Sailor.

What were the b iggest morale challenges in Camp l?
The guards not being allowed to enforce the SOP. We couldn't enforce the sop, \Vhen a
block guard tdb a detainee "No," "ve should bnck him up. 'This would prevent detainees
from going up tl le chain of command. The detainees kne\v that when tIley didn't get the
answt:r they \va nted all they had to do \vas request the next higher person in the chain of
command until the"\'. received the answer the\'. \",anted. This would undermine the
authorily ortbe block guards.
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interview ofl~)~~~:~~\~C~~"u
?hlCC: Camp A.lllt:riCa., G~:Ja:>:l1anamo Bay, Cuba
Date: I j August 2006
How inng hm.:c you worked on in Camp I? Wlu;n you arrived in Camp 1, what sort of
training didyol! get as Platnm1 l.eader,'I i'Vho IrailU:d}'Olf?
H~

rtported on 20 Sept 2005 and began training under a qualified platoon leader,
working from the chcl,;.klist called a Job Qualification Requirement, which lists all t.he
duties required for the PLs. In lraining he stood watches both day and night. Aft~r
completing Lhe JQR under supef\i;sion ot anothci CPO, he went to work... There was no
interview with an officer after cumplt:tion. JQR.<; are routed through the chain cf
conulland: 1st Sgt (LCPO), AOTe, eHe, then flied in Bldg 3. All biliets from Sergeant
of Guard dOWll to Block Guard have:' same process of train.ing by a qualified watch1>-rand~r
in lhat biiJet.
Do detainees behave dijferemly on day and night ,vIJifts?

Hard to say; they act as they want; after midnight, they're mostly quiet.
~Vhat son

ofguidance

w~re you

given by your chain ofcommand reg(mling enforceme}Jl

ofrule:l?

~bl{~):10 ~e:'l;eiY~d no hrief bv chain of command regarding commander's philosophy. The

first OlCJb)(J):10 usc
Ilet the c-hicfs run the camp. md would brief
th~ l.:-hiefs (,n only the extnlordiJmry stull ~had been here a couple weeks, trusted

CPOs; basically, lhe

ole just made sure the JQR was compklcd.

OIClAOIC held weekly meeting:. with CPOs, sometimes even would hold them on nonscheduled days, and typicflUy on I:i 2)
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Changes happen all1l1.1st C1.:cry hour as guards adapt to detainees; the SaGs and PLs arc
the focal points or tbose changes, and the)' L'llk frequently at evenjng: turnovers to ensuretbjngs gel passed dowJl.
When officers waik through, lh~y l:hange things; ",,-hen not in the SOP or in GMMs,
those ch<uu:!es are inconsistent. For example, in Camp 1, they allowed detainees to keep
b}(2)
'hicb thCll contributed to the rodent infest:ltiou. or hen the rule .,:..as
b)(2)
Dclainees then put juice in water bottles rulCl
a ·)Oles into the scak-.d cunlainers. Ib){2)
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Probk:r.n is, oftict~rs don't al\.vays fl3SS changes dow-n to all PL::.:, so JaY5 later dt.'ta1Ilees
wam to knr,\\' what happened. DiHiC\.J1t to ten -,,:vheth,~r d.e.,T1l.l'neeS Dn: trying to manijJi.1ial~
g:,L;1!ds lX'('.auSt.' rL~ also have differeni le\'els of enfoxcmt;nL

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 e.f question on hanging sruffbdow.
f:xampk or (,.~hange without \vfitten !!uidance: Kb)(2)
b)(2)

i-Vha{ are [he procedures.!i)T (i random headcount? Did guard" have to sight skin or
movement in random hcadcmmts?
b)(2)

What lvere the rules on hanging things in cells?
b)(2)

Do you re,:all specffic examples o/complaints to Platoon Leaders about hanging things
- ce II.'I,-,
Tn
Do you recall an o'/jiccr giving training on random headcount procedures al guard
mounts in the lveeks' before 9-10 June,. and do you recall the substance ofthose
procedures?
What sort q! Kuidance did you give your Camp 1 guards about ef?forcing the SUPs? Did
)/uu everfind it necessary 10 tell guard" to ease up on en.!on:ement?
Guards sometimes com lained that block NCOs 'were doing \vhat they're supposed to:,
two gu.ards approached b)(3):1 but wouldn't say who the Block NCO \vas, so he
addressed all of them, Some ll.ards say Block NCOs do small things like exchanging
meals to prevent an uproar; b)(3):10 WOllld tell the Block NCOs to st.ick to SOP, but ifnot
to let him knmv.
Wi-Ia{'s the problNJ! ·Ivith an u(H"uar? Why fly to /Yvoid it?

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 In Carnp 1. if det1tir.ee~ re\~Clgniz.c guards \.Vfli.> have been enforc-ing the rule!' on a
discipline block, they'll harass the gU3rQ<;.

!f there are a lot of uproars,

does if l?/Ject your pel:formwlce \!valuarior.?

Not necessarily. When uproar Sta11S, PLs notify the DOC and the chain of
c(l1l1mand. The Ole then asks what happened, ..v hat ac.tions did PL takt~'?

Camp i is c[llied a compliant camp. hut none ojthis sounds wry compliant, so \I'hy?

O!Cs

sometim~s go

in to tatk to detainees, who then gi"e the OlC~ a long list of

complaints. ole will say he'll try to do somettilllg, but detainees h<lve selective hearing.
OlCs Jon'l need to do that: if nn OTe talks once 10 d~.laint .."Cs. the block expects to talk to
them constantly. \\'hit:h takes authority from 'PLs.
CPOs have discouraged Oles from speaking to detainees, but Oles stil1 uo it. For
l:xa.. .n ple. when exe1"ci~e machines were put in, detainc:es would take hardware, :;0 guards
then would do cdl searche~. A detainee requested that guards take out the machine, or
else detninees would break iL. Chain of command came in, t00k detainee Ollt into
n:-crcation yard: orc, 2 /\O]Cs, and cultunU advisod b}(3) ~H sitting dO\o\TI with the
detainee, \\'ho only had his legs locked, They were trying to keep detajnees quiet.

Have you worked with 'he guard team on A Block? !b)(3):10 usc §130b.(b)(6).(b)(7)(C)
Did any of those CVl,;f complain about procedures to he followed in camp.

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mo,,~ QUI of Camp i

around (i June, ble jt W8::. ('.orrupt and cut of
co-ntroL ~b}(3):1Istatcd that the E-6s and up hated h.."'T hie ,he "'as an olltspoken cril.il:.
After C Company left, there were major safety i,sucs, & when she put them in O£J\,1S,
some of her DIMS entries were being erased hy PI.5 and SOGs. .\.10 complairiB from
blocb get up pa:;t
Chief, Chie~b)(3):101
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SpeCit1C in.<:.l<mce when she thinks someone erased her DIMS entries concerned six
detainees in Big Rec yard~ door epen, detainees b(~twccn guard and door.
People ::ardess, not following SOP: Block NCOs will walk a udaine,e d{)wn tier by
themselves.

following~b)(3):10 USC h:'ilk to troopslb!!!~1 ~'equested mast to talk to~ She- th~n
\;,'as lit in the sally po,1t

fOf extcIl~'Criodas

relribution, supposedly
.
b)(3):10
According to i\OIC~:10USC
jsnid he was scein b)(3).10 numb\.'f
111 D~lS too often, said he rC':-oJnmcnded you get a break. b) 3 :10
came through the
fenied baving put her in sallies for so long. b)(3):10
wanted lO know why
b)(3): never spokt' lO~~)(3): about problems. Hanft \"umed to know \¥llylbl~!~1lhad
,';aited to speak up.

Fly,

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~b)(3}:1 IC0nfiscated a prayer cap made oul of a panlS Ieg~

SOG gave it back.

~b::~~1 ~vrote

up DIMS entry. which was erased hefore end of shift.

~b)(3):10~a.d never been written up in 8 years in Na,vy; week before suicide \\<115 written lip
for not nskin u the chain of command to turn on block's fans. Counseled on orders of
b)(3):10 USC
said the guy \\0110 hung himsclfhad extra shl:clS; ~ncr she spoke to
b)(3):10 USC
was written up for confiscating sheet taken in he~ .':,earch.
'ntten up or ean holes also. First class POs & Chiefs tell people ~is a dime
dropper.

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had been searched. Rut people were gun"·
ell scarl'hcs. ~b)(3):1 ~o....s t.hrough
boxefs over cells, confiscates conlrdband.
had several hundred sheet~ of paper,
which b)(3):1 ook. If other gaards are- searching properly, why has she found nuor

blades, nee

CS,

spork shank.

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caught a seaman buying Starbur~i c~Jldy to give to wnok bioek; she pulled St:arnan a~idc>
counseJed. 331/337 \VC!C harassing guards for dip, get it from escort team. The escort.
~eam guard,> re$pOnsib;~ \vere f':'-p0rted. bm weren't wri~H up, &. jrlStcad -'N~·rc t">coillotcd.
Ib)(3):10
woulJ a£K <.kia3n::e block Jead,~rs whatlhey \va.lted from NE
b 3 :10
put bag of ice on
wrist after he cf'l'\lplilincd of~b)(2)
b)(3):10
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b}(3):10
t fiuard Moull.t: i-ryou know it won't kill. them or JS, why fi~h~ over
con lscatlllg thi.ngs?
Dctajnct;:~

can get block wuds pulkd Ql}' block. Detainees chal1t "Monkey bitch whore"
3t her. Chiefs tolt! b}(3):1 ~he W:lS agitflting detainees; chiefs just wnot to keep blocks
quiet Chie1 b}(3):10 USC
in front of other guards & dClainees about dropping
blue box: on ded:.~ saying the admlraJ had said nullo do it.·
JG t0Idlb)!~):1 lhat ,,,,,hal
C:ldmiral actooJly said W8S don'! drag restraint<; along tIer: b}(3): said you. c-an '{ plac.e
bh.lc box solHy on deck & st.ill keep cyt': on detainee. b}(3): Sal £5 & below can't check
rule:;;, em<l.ils for themselves b!e E5 & below don't have NIPR acccunK

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" ... ." Block NCO \-vrote 7 detainees were
authorized soccer shoes per SOG. b)(3):10 USC bragging about how he. "gol hookup" to
get black soccer shoes tor detainees; b)(3): as ed ~b)(3):10 \\:hel\ was the last lime you
booked up guards to halfa day off?

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Many fraternization r'"'bl
Chiefs playing cards with seamen. Ranks all mix
",,,oo;;:c,,i,,he,,',ya,,,',,c,,,lu,,,h,,,,,-."b:,),,(3,,)::..:1:..:0_.,JapPw'vet.l maniages hetween E4 & EG, E5 & 1::2. .Y1A 1
b)(3):10 usc

(retting hit 'with era is OK; renl reason people ar~; stn;~sl;:d is that chain of command
won't support us. b)(3):1 said c.ompare DIMS entries for the week Ch..ic(~)(3): lwas in
Camp 1; hI; enforced SOP strictly, guard m-oraJe soarcd---they actually fRFed someone;
guards working later, looking for\\'3.1"d to come to work. By conlrasl, in tht' AA..Rs after
\\ah.:h, guards are getting counseled on nol asking detainees multiple times to comply.

[~)!~t~~\~C~~h\!7\1r\

~hc'd be VA or SIQ if she had to stay in Camp I with chiefs

riding Ill.:r; Wm1ted to transfer to Camp 213, told CMe she'd do anything else. pick up
lrash.

111e Chief ofTnvesti ations b)(3):10 USC §130b.(b)(6).(b)(7)(C) book Witll discrepancies
she had uotcd; b)(3):10 usc §130b.(b)(6).(b)(7)(C)
geL> r<lribulion from guard,.
EX~ b)(3):10 & partner were ~lllking a detainee dO\NTI tier, partner walked otT and
Icft~bY herself 'l-\rlth detainee.

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 On 17 Augusl2006, J had a tdephom: con\'crsation with OL-26, a civilian
contract linguist employed at GU3uianamo Bay by Titan Corporation. I am acquainted
"\lith OL-26 because I have worked v.:ith that linguist in GU81)tanamo Bay at the Office
fI.)f the Administrative: Rcvinv of the Dl:lenlioll or En~my Combatants.

1 asked OL~26 to lranslate the \vord I spell phoneticaJIy as ya-hoo-DE. Variant,.
of this word hive been me.utioned in statements attached tu my reporL These include:
"Yahoo DflY" and "yahoo day" in 1\al/a1 Cnminallnvestigative Service Report of
Investigation (Interim) dated 20 June 2006, exhibit 18; and

r:yahodit" in Naval Crlminal1nvestjgn.tive Service Report of Investigation (Interim)
dated 25 July 2006, exhibit J 19.
OL-26 stated that the word I spell phonetically as ya+hoo-DE means Je\vish or Jew.
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Combatant5, Cuantanamo Bay, Cllba.
On 21 August 2006, 1 ;;poke with~b)(3):10 USC Iregardin1J the ambient light
available on the night of9 June 2006. Alier some resear(,.~h, !~)!~~:1.?Y.~~. Jold rne that
on 9 June" moonrise at Guantanarno Bay was al 1755 local, with 93%) lUumi..'1ation, a...'lU
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from the ground at Guantanamo Bay. 111C overall rcp0l1ed sky cover for Guantanamo
Bay betwt'.en2100 0[9 hme 2006 and 0200 of 10 June 2006 was 7/8, which is close to
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09 Jtlne, T!oonrise '1755 iocai, 93%, liluP'";inalion. Moonset 0503 local iO June
10 June, moonrise 1856 :ocal, 97"10 illumination. Moonset 0555 local i 1 June,
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Aclu8: full moon was 11 June

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Nav ' and for the Department of Defense, V-lith regard to self-inflicted strangulation,
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Iii the "typkaljai! house hanging" (sdfin1licled slnmguJations) the individual is
unconscious within 2. minutes flnd dead 'within 4 minute",
1)

2) The 2 minute/4 minute time frame'_ is applicable even iftbc individual strangled
himself or herself lying dO\\l1 using a ligature v;trapped around the neck.
2) Most self-inflicted strangulations nre not fuJJ-suspension hangings that is to say that
there is some cuntact b(;~lween lhe lllJor or anolher object and the body.
3) Death will occur much quich'T in a full-suspension hanging.
4) /Httopsie::; are generally unhelpful in determining hmv long it took any pmticu]ar
person to die from s.trangulation.
5) Foreign <:tinvay obstructions in the throat may cause a person to die more quickly than
\vithout toreign matter in the throat
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Death by Strangulation by Dr. Dean Hawley
Autopsy examination in f·ases of fatal strangulation is a procedure that ha:; prohably
not changed very much in the last few decade-so In !lid. perhaps the best mcdkal
scienrilic pflper ever written about examination of strangulmion victims was published
by Gonzales in 1933, relying on European rcfcrcnct::i Crom the 19th century.[ I] 't'h('
prm:e-ss of sfrangulation~ whether by hand (manu31), or by ligature, resulL'i i.n blunt
fon..':: injury ofth~ tissues of the neck. Tne paut:Tn ofthe... e injuries aiiows U8 to
rCi,;ognize st.rangulation a5 a mcchani:-m, and iO distinguish strangulation Irom other
blunt injuric.s induding hanging, traumatic blovv's to tht' neck, and nrtinlcts of

dccoll1j1osit.ion. f2, 3, 4, 5, 6,7,8]

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It is no coincid~nce that the best medical evidence::: orstrangulntion is derived
It-um post mortem examination (autopsy) of the body, but even in living survivors of
strangulation assault'\ it may be possible to recognize a pattern of injury distinctive (or
strangulation. At autopsy we can exam ali ofthe tissues of the neck, superficial and
deep, and track the fun.:!: vector thot produced the injuries. In living people, we arc
It:fl with superficial examination oflhc skin, and t\vo-dimcnsional tihadows by
radiography.[lf, 101 Ollt:nt.imes, even in fatai cases, Lhert:: is no eX1cmal evidclllX of
injury. \Vhile patterned abrasions and contllsions of the skin of the anterior neck are
typical of sn'fmgulations cases, some cases have no cXh:rnally evident injury
whatsoever. The injuries that may oc·cur indud~ pauerned contusions and ahra.;;ions
caused by fingernails, (jngt:r tout.:h pads, ligatures, or clothing. These injuries arc then
prone. to change over time, \vith the healing process. Tnjuries not at aU apparent on the
day of demh may actually become visible hy tJle next da)'. as th~ skin hegins [Q dry
and become mure: transparent.
Much mcdic.al rl,;,g~arch has heen published 011 the findings ofslrangulation,
owing to a no-long~r promoted pract.ice by police agc:ncies
where,in "choke holds" 'were trained and practiced as a way
for officers to subdue suspt:cts.[ 111 The summary
c~rience with choking for control of suspects -- also
l::.tlled the "carotid restraint hold·· , ':shime waza", or ·'the
sleeper hold'· -- is thm death can ensue \vithoul the intent of
Ole officer, find withoul leasing external marks on the body,
In addition 10 the biunt force injuries orl.ht: neck,
strangulation produces cvidenl:t: of asphyxiation, recognized as pinpoint hemolThagcs
(petechiae) in the skin, cnnjuncrivfI of the eyes, and deep intemnl organs,[12, 13 J

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 gastric contents, profound depressor'lt drug intoxication, and '\c::me natural diseases,

The presance of l-"etechiat~ dc}(.'s not prove strangu IJtion, and the ab3~m.:,e of pekchiae
does not dispro\-'e strangu!ation.p41 In Z'.ddition to pctel:hjae~ one milY also {rarely)
I1nd interstidal free air in the lung, or mediastinum.[15]

Fingcmail marks are 'iuperficially incised curvilinear ahrasions, occurring
singly or in sets. [n fare cases, all four fingers
mark Lhe skin in a singk patlern.
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commonly associakd wilh lhc victim's l"".m fingers, as she ~truggles
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to pry the assailant's ~rasp off her neck. ringer touch pad contusions
<:lre caused by the l:lSsailant's grasp. TIle thumb generates more
prcssur~, than the other fingers, so singular thumb
impression contusions arc found more often than
contusions showing the c-omplclC hand grasp.
Ligature flbrasions folluw a predictable pattern of
horiLontal circumscription about the neck.;
distinguishable :from the marks left by suiddal h3nging~ where a
suspension point cau:.t:S Ihe l:g<1.ture furrow to rise toward ont: car.
The common scenario for homicidal . ;tntngulation
is that
,,,,the individual is foulid d~ad, often reported by the assailanl, \vith a
vague history of subsmnct~ abuse or depression. There being no externally-evident.
injury, the body is taken for autopsy with a suspicion of drug ovt:-rdose. and the injury
of strangulation is not found until the neck dissecrion is carried out at aulOpsy,
ordinarily nt the end ofthl' (;a.~t:. Therefore, photographs and trace evidence
collections are nol made.
The scene invest.igation may be useful in identif:):ing strangulation a')!'i3ults,
bflsed on blood spaner and ligfltures.[l6] Rarely. lhe late,nt fingerprints of the
assailant may be recovered from the skin of the victim's ncck.[l7, 18] Ofresearch
interest, it may bc~ possible [0 actunlly recover the assailant's skin cells from the
victim's injured neck~ nnd DNA-type the recovered cells 10 (he suspcct.[19, 20 J
Ultimately, a mcdkal opinion ofsrrungl1lation as the mechanism of neck injury
will be based on a complete examination of the patient's neck, either at autopsy or !:'Iy
mdiography, to detect supcrfi\.:.ial and deep injuries fitting a paUern that supports the
diagnosis. A common cited injury is fracture of tht: hyoid hone, aCUIally only found in
a minority (no more than one third) of all fatal !'ltrangulations.[ 21, 22, 23. 24, 25, 26,
27] One must keep in mind th<1t the seriousness of the internal injury may takc a ihv

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hemorrhage. The 1a..;ngcaJ sk~-lelon is th~n exposeo to examine for fracture. Finally,
the cenical spine!s opened and examined for- injury.
There is considerable folklore abuut the nec.k injury in judicir.! hanging,
in(;,iudi'lig the llotion thai' nldical displaced fra(;(urcs occur. So, commOTl
misconception allov\'"s that thefe will he fractures or som.e sort of internal neck injury
in pcopk vvho hang themselves. In fact, in suicidal hanging there is scarcely ever any
internal evidence of neck il~jury at all. Suicidal hanging is usually affe,l.~ted '\vith very
litH". force. II is painiess: and can be 3ccomplishcd even when lying down in hed.
ExteflwJ injury inc-Iuding the dramatic "rope bums" or ligature abrasion only occurs
after til~ body has neen suspended for several hours after dealh. ffthe ligature i5
released at the moment of death.. then: \viII he no mark in the skin. Leave the body.
hang s'u~'Pemled hy the ligature for a few homs, and a very dram;alic rurrowand
ligature abrasion "'\-'ilI develop posl-mOrlem.
Immediaw death trom hanging or strangulation ean progrt::-;s from one of four
mechanisms:
may be pro"oked by pre~~l.lre on the carotid ~l!'tcry nerve
gl-wglion (carotid bod~' reflex) causing ca.rdiac arrest
2. Ilt'(:S..<mte. ob~trudion of the carotid arteries prevents blood flow to Ihe br... iu
3, l,rcssurC.OII the ju~ular veins prevents venous blood rctul'"h from the br... in~
gnutually backing up blood in rile brain (('Suiting in unCI}JlSciOIlSll(,,/olS~ depn'Ssed
respiratioll! am] asphyxia
4. prcs....urc obstru(·tiUIi urthe larynx cuts off air flo'w to [he lung!l, I,rodu('ing a~phyxit-t
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homicidal s1tallg'tllations. Quite a bit ofpn::ssure is required to
obstruct arterial l10w in the carotids, and that amount of force
would typically be associate·d with obvious sofltissue injury
locally in th,~ fu:ck. hem number 3 is prohnbly the usual route
for death by suicidal hnngiag. Slight prcssur(~ Cully ur at least
panially obstructs vcn01l5 return in th:: jugular veins, gradually
causing passive congestion of blood in tht: vessels 'within the brain. This diminishc:.
oxyg,~n delivery to the hraln. evemullily resulting ill loss of\:onsciousness. TIle type
01" pressure required is 51i~11t, but pro Ion goo. Unconsclousness prob;lbly doesn't oCl.'ur
for several minutes, but the overall process is compiete-ly painless. In the practice of
autoerotic sexual a."phyxli1 .- a 111ale but n.Ot female bchlivior of intentional ligature
h;.·mging t.he 8sphyxia is alleged to he a~~pcialt:d ',vith sexual arousaLf30J In case:.: or
suiddal hangEng, eventua1ly the individual beGIJUleS um:on~:cious, then it.em 4 takes
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p:irtial asphyximion of the brain. A deere.use in blood flow to tht: brain wili produce a
pathoiog.ic I.:hange called anoxic encephalvpmhy. Brain ce-Ils Me- not all c-quall)'
sensilive to loss ofblootl Dow. Some cells die SOOIl, whilt others survi\'e for days and
eventually suc.:umb to the delayed effect of oxygen deprivation.
Nerve cell death may be patchy in the brain. Certain localized parts
of the brain are more susceptible to anoxia, and other areas are more·
resistant to fl!loxia. Fatal anoxic encephalopathy fC-SUItS in dinicai
;'brain dcath" where the body fimctions of the heart and intemal
organs can be maintained by rm:dicaJ life support: but all hupe of
mcaningful recovery is lost. Complications may include persistent
vegetative coma, cerebral cdcm:J (brain swelling). and herniation of the brain. For
patients who do recover consciousness, lifelong hrai-n dnrnflge may be observed. The
damaged nerve ceils have been shm.\'n to express a gene pruduct, c-tos, which may be
found within anoxieal1y·dnmaged nerve ccll'·l31 J
Quanlilation of the actual forces applied to the nc-ck is not a meaningflll
argument. The amount of force required to compress the jugular vein is Ic~s than the
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if CVC'J1 a small lort;c is applied in just the right anatomic area. [h~ force may obviate
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usual uirway device is an oral endotrac:heal tube, OUl many
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larynx l1lil)' develop from pressure produced by the inf1atflble cuff 011 the- tube. The.
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the skin of the neck. III cases where lh~ rescue staff is unable to intubate the palit:ni.
they might attt:mpl a surgical cricothyroidotomy or tracheustomy procedure to
estahlish an airway, This would compk.teiy obliterate all signs ofmonual
stranguhttio!1. Further. intravenous needles arc som(;time..s placed intn the jugulm
v~ins. leaving trucks of hemorrhage that can obscure physical injuries. If resuscitation
is successful, the patient may linger on me-chanicfll ventilation for hQurs or Jays,
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circumstances uf d~alh. /\ dissection tor heart donation
t:an totally obliterate ail e\'idcClcc of injury hy manual
strangulation. Donation or corneas will obscure ohservation of pete,chia in the eyes.
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injuries betaTe they are obscured by the prol:edure. Few organ procurement
technicians or physician:.; will have any experience whatsoever tt:stil)ling in murder
trials. In the autopsy investigation ofstrangu!alion in domest.ic assault cases, every
injury on the body becomes signiticflnl. Contusions of the chest wall, abdomen, and
extn:milics become valuable evidence to eSlahlish a pattern of abuse. Lik..:: child ahuse
cases, the autop3Y strives lO illuminate fI big picture, not just [Ol;US singularly on the
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VJAL ZAHRAN!, ¥ASSER TALAUCIV
1OJUN06-MPGT-nG31·7HNA

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INVESTIGATIVE ACTION:

iNFORMATION REGARDING VICTIMS' TIME OF D(£AnI

1. On 16JUN06, reporting agent (RA) contacted medical officials to detsr'iTiine the time of death of the
ti,r66 victims, Specificalty", for each victim, FA delermined ihe time at which the victim was prunoonced
dead. The three vlctrms, a!1 of whom reportedly ccmmnted suicide by hanging. ',vere delainees at Camp
Della, Guantanamo Bay, Cuba. Their names and 1J1~rnmEint Ser~1 Numbers {!SN's} were as follows:
VIAL ZAHAANI. VASSER TALAUCIV. ISN 93; ViAl TABI, MANA SHAMAN AlLABARO/CIV, ISN 588;
and VlAHMED, AU A.BDlJLLI-. H/CfV, ISN 693. Infonnatior. on the time of death for each vktim IS
prt)\~ded b~!(M'.

2 I$N 93: To determlne the time of ISN 93's de2th, RA conlBcted b)(3):10 USC
Commanding Officer, Naval Hospitat (NAVHOSP), Guantanamo BaO:y."'iRC.A-:m=-e:='lc-W:';i';;:,hYb;;;)"'13")"i:1;no~uT.S"c~'at
t NAVHOSP. RA identified himself by name and display of credentials. RA asked CAPT
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nd time at which ISN 93 was pronounced dead.
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b)(3).10 • the medical records administrator for
NAVHOSP. Wilh b)(3):10 USC §130b.(b)(6).(b)(7)(C) lrleved ISN 93's outpatlenl medical record.
Review of thIS record revea;ed that ISN 93 was pronounced dead on 10JUN06 at 0150. This
pfOnouncement wa~ made at NAVHOSP. The r~rd re'o'ie~ed~:'t'j~ tIme did. nollist the name of the
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3. ISN 588: To determine the time of ISN 588's death, RA mel, with~b)(3):10 USC
IDiviSion
Officer and Nurse, at the Detention Oet Clinic Camp Deltl3, GtJantanamo Say. RA identified himself by
name and display of credentials. b)(3):10 USC
consulted his online medical records, Review of
these records revealed that lSN 5 was pronounced de
1 i N06 at 01'15. rtys pronOlJOr,emeo!
was madeJ>Ythe Senior Medical Officer (SMO), b)(3):10 USC
at the Det Clinic. ~b)(3):10 USC
contacted~:10 USC
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IS !n orma on.

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4. ISN 693: To ete<mine the time of ISN 693's death, RA again consulted b)(3):10 USC
supra.
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advised the==' 693 was pronou~ dead on 10JUN06 a 11.
IS IS the seme as
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.-J U.S. Army, made this pronouncement. LeOR
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SC
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b)(3):10 USC
ay be contacted at any time for further Information. The phone number for the Del
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Reported By:
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ISpecial Agent
NCISFO Washington, DC

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200o! Closed 18 May 2006

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CLASSfr1C411UN ALL ENTRIES TV BE MARKED SF:CJlt;1i/NUFORN DUr; TO
RHVEALING OPERATlO.VAL DETAILS RE(;ARD1NG HANDLIJ.VG OF Dt."IAINEES.

20 F(:bnr~.ry 2006lli\L2i]tlad been t:iken CUi of his \:clllor a ,en sen.rch due to
refusing ree. As h(' was being esc0l1ed by two,bll"fi guard.o:;>llh};toppcu in front of his
s;ell not wanting to wa.Lk: down the three ceIls. b)( was instructed to move forward, herefmed th.rc..:: lim:;:s. The ~~1rds keeping lh4 b )(2)
Ion him, moved the delainee
to desired location.lLh}esisted movement . guards maintained control of detainee. 2813
& 5US \.\'a~ submitted. 508 was downgraded to a verhal but is ~Lill there if another
incident arises wf this detainee. Detninee was not moved
27 febmary 2006 5085 were generated in lar.ge quanrities today odlJBlOl:-k.
27 Febmo.fY 2006 Finding a 101 of contfo'lband on all oflhe blocks. Ensure thorouQh
searches all heing conducted. Compl~ted 9508[51 all together.
2S March 2006 Days. Camp Report: Welcome to Camp 1, a compliant camp. Wt:.
currently have
detainee~,
. gwmh. *Self-nar:n If Hunger slriler • .1\ 1".y
significant event.

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26 March 2006 Nif~:l::;.~welcome to Camp 1. Ttlis i:; a compliant camp. We l.:llfTently
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27 \4arch 2006 Nigbts. 1tbiL2iJ~!ated (r-.at something is going to happen bigger than
the hunger strike.
27 Marl'-h 2006 Nights. Bread is being \Happed up in plicid li.e.:., plastic] "\Tap? Are they
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19 April Nights. Left shutters C!--X'U.
27 April 2006. An alarming number of Sanka instant coffee packs are being fuund in
detainees ~ells. TI1Cse arc only onered in our galley. Ensure troops know not to give
these items.
28 April 2006. CO', call (Troopers Chapd)
01 May -- 1830 -- 0630 E-I to E-3
02 May -- 1830 -- 0630 £-4 & £-5

03 "lay -- J 830 E-6
04 "lav -- 1830 E-6
05 May -- 0630 E-7 00 E·9

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28 Apri12006 ~ S C Around 2000, alternately started chanting and
making loud nOises. !\' ost oc 5 partIcipated. Sig Act entry made.

I

29 April 2DOu Days. Brcald,a':>L will be served without dc,:iauLln, as ~r AOIC (ENS).
Cereal bowl/bot coffee included.

3 May 2006 Days. Ali per AOTC~, detainees are allowed to hang
towel/blanket/prayer rug ill cdl a~e cell door is kept unobslructed for Ihll view
of cell.
3 May 2006 Nights. G/M :\1essage 03 "lar '06

require~

'lb)(2)

I

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sink faucet)
4- May 2006 Night's, A Block .." as prepared for ftll,l OJ-."'Cf3tion/verified by PI..

fA single page i~ tom frolU bvuk, bUI the sentence ca'Ties aetos":> the gap correctly from
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::; -May 2()06 Nights, [The shift hi Alpha Hinck no}! Hx;;;rdcd in L."',e PLlog;
mention of an Al.pha Block (;c~Ul Ilh::Jli)}1l possession of (:ontraLmml

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7 fvfay 2006 Day:.. 1Lhli2J"feit sad"

b;.,'Cau~c

other hm'!.hers are going home. BHS

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9 May 2006 Nights. Shutter.:;; '\\,-ere opened rB) 2300 pcr authorization of IDG.

9 May 2006 ~jght.s.llill2Jmnved to A·8 duc to hwp toilet.
iO ,May 20~6 r:'ays.lihV?\ls gow~ to. A Bloc~. Make s~re ",,~e are doing Up Scc_
Tbls guy wIll hnd uu~are. A 12 !s the cel] thatWls gom.g to.
10 May 2006 Days. !lhiL2OO:J;aid that he is going to kill hisself ifhe does not move.
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r~main open

12 ~ay 2006 Day:" seWinffiJS giwn Lo
de~ilgnaled as sewmg cell:

until fmther notice.

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<y t3 May 2006 :'Jighrs. ~_---,ibll2JattcmPled pass out. Medical evaJu.11ed &
cleared.
! $--+5

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fell out of his bunk while sleeping, medica! a.'Tive4h})

refused any iTeatmen
17 May 2006 Kighl~.
Shaking pined out] Appears to be shiveringJT70C!BHS
uotified.
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Camp' PL Pa~iI' Duwn Log, Opeaw 19 May 2006, Ct~se.<i 4 Aug 1006

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head wvcring when ljl:;jng hc'l(.!.
22 :,'by 2006 [Day]. Any il~ms U!'.ed by the ddainees to cover their he~ds and refnse to
remm;e "ill be confiscated lmOlcdiatdy_ When v.Titing thl.' 508 recommend 72 hour
sheet loss.
23 May 2006 [Day! Watch closely forlLhll2lJ Big issue today.
24 May 2006 [Day j A5 (691) needs to be watched closely. He is gaining a lot of ~"Cighl,
so they believe he is sneaking lood.
2,.1- May 2006 [Day] Cowring Heads:

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1st ofJcn::;e: SigAct/2823/5U8 -- Automatically plal,,;c on 72 hr sheet loss. Don't
wait for DOC approval.
2nd otkre;e: Sig Act/2823!508 -- refer to Discipline Bluck
26 May 2006 Days. Pur food of dtt that refu::;e in

c~U

via bottom b/h.

26 1'.13y 2006 Days. Sign~fican1 press for ",iolent activity iasl week. DeL1inees fO\ind that
t.he.y gel more attention for violent acrs than hunger str..kes. More shanks have been
found.

J JUlle 2006 [Day]

libiL21J assaulted gWlrd

3 JUlle 2UU6 ~ights'ILhiL2l
8 June 2006 [Day]

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comply and [it] the detainee refuses the- hlock ~co \l,ill ask the detainee to comply. If
!.he detainee does Hot l,.'omply at J:hat point, till:' PL wiil call I'lway {hI: FeE team to respond
tn the block ifneces~ilry te· gain eornpEance.

11 June 2006 >lights. ~\"nc sint-ng the 'mmc song as they were ~he night th;:.
'; bn.:mers died.. Pt~;;:;,::u in suicide :emit:::.

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09JlIN2006 2004L (Complete)

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R. (l;) Camp 'I .Duty Piatoon Lcadl.:r Lug Book (19 Feb 200fi--18 'May 2(06)
a. (U) Transcription of Log E;<t;Crpls

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9. (I:) Camp 1 Duty Platoou Leader Lug Book (19 May 2006--4 Aug 2006)

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b. (U) PhOTOC0pics of Original Log Pages
10. (U) Cmnp 1 SergeanL of the GUllrd Log (31 Mar 2006--14 Jun 2006)

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indicated ::hat th-:;ir suicide investigation was inrgeiy compktc. They indic~tt.:' thm m k..::cping
with tlJ~ir tr<auitiono.l investigative mandate, they bad concluded that lhe lhref:: dealhs we·re
sllici.d~ as? re"llit of hanging undertaken s=.>!eJy by ~he ....i ctims themselves.
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2. ~ Acti'1g G:nelal COUl'i!>e{ of the \fa'.')', &n~ Directl1:- c.f':\CiS,
;:;tatt:d tMt if r-..xr.., ested by COTIunana.er, JTF-GTMO thn;ug=:e;:":SSOliTHco:\rI, they
are ·.\·iiliug for NelS to icves;:i~at~~ whe.h(;[ Ijle 5uiG:des \.Vue In furtherance of a larg~ pior or
had ix.~ ~rlcoumgcd or on.!.cred by other cctainees i:l!ill wh'e~hcf there is elr,y e\·idence uf otller
suicide pbm.
3. Reqw.:.~S! thal Net") be torw:lHy ilsked to inc1uJG wilhill tll.:ir in\(:stigatiou: (1) \>.h.cther the

suic;des ou 9/i 0 June \\.'ere rdated H,l a. plot oy aerci.ilccs to comnit Sliiclde. or were otht;1\...~se
C'ncouraged, ordered, or 1t55islc,d b~l Ol1l\.-''-,- detailic:es or third pen;()llS; and.. (2) 'wh;;:.tht"lf then; CXlst5
anv c\,iJcnce ofo?.sL
om.:.aing 0= fu!Ure nlot'i
for d:..::ainces fo cnmmit suicid.,;
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