Alleged Mistreatment While in Detention
Lieutenant Colonel Barry Wingard and Fayiz Mohammed Ahmed al Kandari, pertaining to the harsh treatment and enhanced interrogation techniques that Fayiz was continually subjected to. The abuse included sleep deprivation, physical abuse, being placed in stress position, sexual humiliation, and the use of extreme temperature, loud music and dogs.
Ask about the alleged mistreatment his mother who has not seen her son for 10 years his mother said:
"What do I feel? You know a mother's heart. I cry all the time and I never sleep at night."
In November 2011 Wingard expressed as well outrage over a propaganda video that the DOD had published.
"My first thought was that there is no way the United States government sank so low as to show my client to the world, caged like a circus animal."
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