Standard Operating Procedure Page #2
maybe up in the office watching
a movie on his laptop.
Some nights
I'd go up there
and there would be different people
in stress positions here and there
and got them up on
or running up and down
the tier, or something.
We thought it was unusual,
and weird and wrong,
but when we first got there,
That's what we saw.
I mean, it was okay.
The first thing
that I noticed were...
Was this guy.
He had underwear on his head
and he was handcuffed
backwards to a window.
And they were pretty much
asking him questions.
That's the first time
I wrote a letter home to Kelly,
who is my wife.
HARMAN:
"October 20th, 2003."I can't get it
out of my head.
"I walked downstairs to find the
taxi cab driver handcuffed backwards
"naked with his underwear
over his head and face.
At first I had to laugh,
"so I went and grabbed a
camera and took a picture.
"One of the guys took my asp
and started poking at his dick.
"Okay. That's funny.
Then it hit me.
"That's a form
of molestation.
"I took more pictures now
"Not many people know
this sh*t goes on.
"The only reason I want to be
there is to get the pictures
"to prove that the U.S.
is not what they think.
"But I don't know if I could take it mentally.
What if it was me in their shoes?
"I thought I could
handle anything.
"I was wrong."
If I come up to you and I'm
like, "Hey, this is going on,"
you probably wouldn't believe me
unless I had something to show you.
So if I say, "Hey, this is going on.
Look, I have proof,"
you can't deny it.
(CAMERA CLICKING)
Gus was the prisoner
with the leash.
We thought he was maybe
part of the Iraqi army,
because he was always,
like, you know,
"Saddam's going to come back
and kill all of you. I hate you."
And all this stuff.
He had all this anger.
And so we thought he was
someone maybe pretty important.
And then we found out the history
of his arrest and why he was there.
And he had gotten drunk
and beat someone up.
He was just
a regular prisoner,
like we'd find at one of our
county jails, or something.
Once he came over to the
hard site, he stopped eating.
And we had to pump him, you
know, five to eight IV's a day
just to keep him alive.
Gus was being verbally threatening
and not following any directions.
Graner put
the leash on him.
And then he crawled out
on his own after that.
And then he handed
the leash to Lynndie.
And that's when
he took the pictures.
And then the guy got up
on his own after that.
They were trying to say
that she was dragging him,
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