It was in February 2003. This is a report by the review committee. The CSIS investigator is with Omar Khadr. The youth takes off his shirt, shows his injuries. He tells you in particular that he was mistreated, that, to those who had interrogated him he had told lies that were extracted from him under duress. What I want to know is whether you use information obtained by torture. You say no, that you can't really analyze it, that sometimes you don't really know. However, in this case, a youth showed you that he was injured while detained at Guantanamo. At first glance, Guantanamo isn't for children. How was it that this youth didn't even have a lawyer? According to your instructions, you are normally required to conduct your examinations in the presence of lawyers.
On May 11th, 2010. See this statement in context.