Tony Lagouranis arrived at Iraq's Abu Ghraib prison in the spring of 2004, just as allegations of prisoner abuse by American guards began to surface. Lagouranis' new book describes how he used military dogs, sleep deprivation, and even a mock execution to get Iraqi prisoners to confess.
Tony Lagouranis, former Army interrogator; author, Fear Up Harsh
Darius Rejali, professor of political science, Reed College; author, Torture and Democracy
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