Mohamedou Ould Slahi at Guantánamo Courtesy of the International Committee of the Red Cross How the United States kept him silent for 12 years. M ohamedou Ould Slahi began to tell his story in 2005. Over the course of several months, the Guantána…
Guantánamo’s former chief prosecutor explains what Slahi is like and why the United States owes him more than his freedom. I ntro: U.S. Air Force Col. Morris D. Davis was appointed chief prosecutor of Guantánamo’s Office of Military Commissions in S…
In this file photo, U.S. guards escort an unnamed detainee after a "life skills" class for prisoners at Guantánamo Bay in 2010. Photo by John Moore/Getty Images Since the torture has stopped, Slahi has learned to play chess and tend to …
This file photo shows in-processing at Camp X-Ray in Guantánamo Bay, Cuba, in 2002. Photo by Petty Officer 1st class Shane T. McCoy/U.S. Navy/Getty Images When Slahi wouldn’t tell them what they wanted to hear, his captors took him on a torture …
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