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For over 30 years and in this book he writes when officials at the agency's counter terrorism center described to him what they wanted to do with others, he was speechless. he said he never heard of some of those things before. there was the insult slap designed to humiliate and waterboarding, strapping the detainee on the bench and feet elevate and a cloth placed over the forehead and the eyes and water poured over the face for about 20 to 40 seconds from a distance of 12 to 24 inches. that's to simulate drowning. john rizzo describes cramped confinement techniques. one involves placing a det...

Thing you know, somebody makes a wisecrack and, bang, something happens. >> somebody's going to look at this little 4 month old baby with a fracture in the back of the skull and look at you, he didn't tell you he did it on an accident, they are going to say you did it on purpose. >> why would i do that? >> the way in which this interrogation goes, creating a sense in the individual i don't have any power, they have all the power, is by the interrogator introducing what i call as evidence ploys. an evidence ploy is any statement, which if it were true, would link the person to the crime. >> the...

Resolution specialist for the because the windows were boarded fbi's critical incident response up. and we saw the room where group. >> and what is that? michelle knight and gina dejesus >> it is the group that contains the negotiators, the profilers, stayed. they were in the room together, and that's where they were bound up with the chains we saw. the hostage rescue team within the fbi. so it's incredible to see these it's the operational division images, to see how small the within the fbi. rooms are, to see the disheveled it responds to crisis as well as condition of the home. we saw the b...

Because they were muslim. nothing else. >> today, u.s. investigators questioned her and the suspect's father for hours in the area of russia. in fact, one uncle tells cnn that his father asked him several days ago about getting a lawyer. it is not clear if an attorney was present during the questioning today. but i want to bring in the author of "the interrogator." welcome. obviously you are not behind closed doors here, but you know this. you know how this kind of thing works. walk me through exactly first what these investigators are looking for. what kinds of information is it that they're ...

Have all the power, is by the interrogator introducing an evidence ploy. an evidence ploy is any statement which if it were true would link the person to the crime. >> there's a fracture on the back of his skull, okay, and that's not something that happens -- it just doesn't happen without someone being involved and knowing that it happened, you follow me? >> yeah, but i never -- >> so however it happened, somebody knows. >> the interrogator will suggest a scenario for the crime and also make it clear that if this is the way it happened, you can go home at the end of the day. >> if you tell us...