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Correction: Guantanamo tribunal story

In a July 22 story about the war crimes tribunal at the Guantanamo Bay Naval Base, The Associated Press, based on a statement by the prosecutor, erroneously described witness Ali Soufan as an FBI agent. Soufan is a former FBI agent.

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Ali Soufan was a participant or observer in several Terroism Investigations
Source: History Commons

Ali Soufan was a participant or observer in the following events: Late December 1999: FBI Exposes Errors in CIA Reporting on Millennium Plots, Finds Key Evidence CIA Ignored Late October-Late November 2000: Confession Leads FBI to Cole Mastermind

FBI Interrogator Ali Soufan, who questioned Zubaydah, testifies that torture didn't work!
Source: Crooks and Liars

excerpt: ""Ali Soufan, the former FBI interrogator who wrote a riveting op-ed against the use of torture -- and he should know, since he was interrogating Abu Zubaydah himself -- testified under oath today that he got information out of Zubaydah quickly using basic FBI methods;  …

My Tortured Decision by Ali Soufan, former FBI Interrogator
Source: The New York Times

FOR seven years I have remained silent about the false claims magnifying the effectiveness of the so-called enhanced interrogation techniques like waterboarding. I have spoken only in closed government hearings, as these matters were classified.

Interview: Missed Opportunities
Source: New Yorker

Lawrence Wright tells, for the first time, the story of the FBI agent who had the best chance of foiling the 9/11 plot. Here, with Amy Davidson, Wright talks about how turf wars with the CIA got in the way.

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