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Grand Jury Hears From Top C.I.A. Officers on Destruction of Tapes

nytimes.com
Jul. 2, 2009
The agency destroyed 92 videotapes that showed C.I.A. officers using harsh interrogation methods, including waterboarding, on two Quaeda detainees.
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