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That cold-blooded killer, speaking to him face to face and trying extract valuable information? >> saddam was a jumble of contradictions. he could be very smart and witty and nice and self-deprecating. he could be nasty and arrogant and mean-spirited and kind of vicious and a little bit scary. >> you talked about him before that. in the book, what saddam hussein was really like in some of these interrogations. what is it that you learned that can be relevant to what we are dealing with today in ...

Limit interrogations to the army field manual. other of that sort. >> lets talk about the guantanamo bay for a moment. was it day one that president obama signed an executive order, i will close guantanamo bay? >> actually it was day two. >> day two, okay. >> day two and there was this wonderful ceremony. he signed three or four of these relating to prisoner treatment and to guantanamo, and i can remember the scene when he signed the one relating to guantanamo, because he read it out, sort of st...

Drive to the prison was much quicker. coming up -- >> help is on the way from inside prison walls. and outside -- >> this is one of the most intense interrogations that ive ever seen. >> that interrogation would soon be key to the case. >> i cant lie about the evidence. >> hes lying about lying. when "dateline extra" continues.

Rosenfield answered a phone call. and there she was. laura nirider of northwestern universitys innocence project is a leading expert in false confessions by young people. she had heard about roberts case and offered to help. and help us understand what happened to robert as we watched the interrogation unfold. >> this is one of the most intense interrogations i have ever seen. >> you have the right to remain silent. anything you say can and will be used against you. >> you have these officers ve...

His wallet. and a boulder journalist who once wrote an article about johns company. but none of these people were charged. police were desperate to talk to their prime suspects. after four months of refusing to cooperate, the ramseys finally sat down with police in april of 1997. two more formal interrogations followed. >> talking about scientific evidence. >> i dont give a flying flip how scientific it is. go back to the damn drawing board. i didnt do it. >> despite countless days of heated int...

Johns company. but none of these people were charged. police were desperate to talk to their prime suspects. after four months of refusing to cooperate, the ramseys finally sat down with police in april of 1997. two more formal interrogations followed. >> talking about scientific evidence. >> i dont give a flying flip how scientific it is. go back to the damn drawing board. i didnt do it. >> despite countless days of heated interrogation, there was no confession and no charges. >> how about the ...

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$2,000 shortly before christmas. >> police searched the housekeepers home and found possible evidence linking the couple to jonbenet. >> for example, the duct tape and the cord that was found. >> but their alibis checked out and dna and handwriting didnt match. detectives had their eyes on other suspects. a convicted sex offender who carried a photo of jonbenet in his wallet. and a boulder journalist who once wrote an article about johns company. but none of these people were charged. police wer...

>> for example, the duct tape and the cord that was found. >> but their alibis checked out and dna and handwriting didnt match. detectives had their eyes on other suspects. a convicted sex offender who carried a photo of jonbenet in his wallet. and a boulder journalist who once wrote an article about johns company. but none of these people were charged. police were desperate to talk to their prime suspects. after four months of refusing to cooperate, the ramseys finally sat down with police in a...

Other things he imported that stuff from south america somewhere. that wasnt on that list of approved techniques. and i thought that there werent the kind of safeguards in place. if you remember reading that section of my book, i tried to stop those interrogations and he told me to get the hell out of the room and had the guards remove me. >> how do you go from water boarding abu sai buy da to water boarding khalid sheikh mohammed. he was a magician in the way he could manipulate his nostrils. h...