Reading this article, I was wondering about the logistical costs of this torture (on top of the fees paid to Mitchell and Jessen). Wouldn&#x27;t it have been more efficient to arrest the suspected men and try to have an honest conversation with them in the line of &quot;We suspect that you are part of a terrorist network that wants to harm us. If you speak, we can protect you and your family, if you don&#x27;t, well we will detain you for couple of weeks - without harming you - to see if you change your mind, and then we will simply release you.&quot;<p>It may sound too innocent, but how is someone able to trust the information given by someone who has been driven crazy? If Suleiman forgot the name of his father due to the torture, he may as well forget crucial details of the terrorist plot he was supposed to be part of.<p>And on a totally unrelated note, please disable the autoplay of the videos when scrolling down to them, I think this is one of the most annoying misuse of javascript I ever came across.