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Said that the operation ate up tally-workers time with dozens of information requests as well as informal interrogations. everything they saw that they didnt understand was fraud in their mind. it was always accusatory. that county registrar resigned in march in large part because of how difficult these people had made this job. claire mitchell is now holding that up work again in fairfax county, virginia, as the national model for how republicans should handle elections this year, and it seems ...

Patriots, nationalists, people with connection to the ukrainian military for example so as you rightly mention, weve heard harrowing reports from both eye witnesses and our sources of brutal and violent interrogations, raising to the le level of torture but even beyond that, the conditions at the camps according to our sources are pretty appalling, in preexisting facilities like schools or support markets not meant to hows people for long periods of time yet we understand from our sources and ag...

Fabricated illness that didnt exist in your children, that you had induced illness in your children? no. three years of interrogations, investigations and the court never made any findings against me at all. it was hard, emotionally. there was times i just wanted to end it permanently, and that was it — take my own life. leave the children without a mum. and thats not because i didnt love my children. thats because i felt attacked, i felt scared. i was being made to be vulnerable. and i couldn...

Child laughs. thejudge said the children should stay with angeline but ordered the family be closely monitored for a year. were any findings ever made against you that you had fabricated illness that didnt exist in your children, that you had induced illness in your children? no. three years of interrogations, investigations and the court never made any findings against me at all. it was hard emotionally. there was times ijust wanted to end it permanently, and that was it, take my own life. leav...

Live with the idea that there were people in the police department that thought i had perpetrated this crime. >> the dallas police called him on the phone to apologize. >> the police sergeant was very thoughtful. he said on behalf of the dallas department, i want to tell you we apologize for anything that we may have done to have accused you of a crime in this case, and we wish you well. >> wait a minute -- >> they made me feel great. >> you were okay with that? >> sure. >> thats all it took? >>...

Quote, unquote peacekeepers there. i saw plenty of them. and about my third day in transnistria as i was taking pictures, i was getting trailed by a police van. they forced me into the van, took me to a ministry of state security building and put me in a cell. they stripped me, photographed my tattoos, took a mug shot. and after seven hours worth of interrogations, through google translate, interestingly enough, i was deported. so, yeah, i did not spend long in russian-occupied separatist territ...

A state of panic and shock that i think it was several weeks before i was actually able to process the fact that im in deep trouble here. kylie, how close over months and months did they come to breaking you? because its clear the techniques they use, the constant interrogations, the threats, the insinuation that you could be locked up pretty much forever, the sleeplessness, the lights on all night, you know, there were, and the horrible hygiene conditions, the unsanitary conditions. they wanted...

I was so confused and discombobulated by everything that was going on and in such a state of panic and shock that i think it was several weeks before i was actually able to process the fact that im in deep trouble here. kylie, how close over months and months did they come to breaking you? because its clear the techniques they use, the constant interrogations, the threats, the insinuation that you could be locked up pretty much forever, the sleeplessness, the lights on all night, you know, there...

Evin prison, you know. i was so confused and discombobulated by everything that was going on and in such a state of panic and shock that i think it was several weeks before i was actually able to process the fact that im in deep trouble here. kylie, how close over months and months did they come to breaking you? because its clear the techniques they use, the constant interrogations, the threats, the insinuation that you could be locked up pretty much forever, the sleeplessness, the lights on all...

Can you speak to what is happening on the education front at that level? >> i would say this is something completely new to the post soviet russia. this level of crackdown, people are being fired everyday. i know a lot of professors who have been fired, students expelled, and yeah, there are interrogations by the secret services, the security apparatus, the professors being interrogated and asked to report on reliable on colleagues and students and also a significant pressure to stage assistance...