An Eyewitness Account of Life at Guantanamo
Monday, May 02, 2005
Erik Saar, a former sergeant at Guantanamo, blows the top on interrogation operations there. He personally witnessed 20 interrogations, and is still haunted by the disturbing things he saw. His new book is Inside the Wire: A Military Intelligence Soldier's Eyewitness Account of Life at Guantanamo.
Events:
Erik Saar talk and book signing
Monday, May 2 at 7PM
Chelsea Barnes & Noble
Sixth Avenue and 21st Street
Music: Soundtrack to The Usual Suspects, music by John Ottman: “New York’s Finest” / “Verbal Kint”
Events:
Erik Saar talk and book signing
Monday, May 2 at 7PM
Chelsea Barnes & Noble
Sixth Avenue and 21st Street
Music: Soundtrack to The Usual Suspects, music by John Ottman: “New York’s Finest” / “Verbal Kint”
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