APA Interrogation Task Force Member Dr. Jean Maria Arrigo Exposes Group’s Ties to Military

When the report was released, however, it did not include a list of its members. It wasn’t until a year later that that the membership was finally published in Salon.com. It revealed that that six of nine voting members were from the military and intelligence agencies with direct connections to interrogations at Guantanamo and elsewhere.

Dr. Jean Maria Arrigo was one of three civilian members of the 2005 PENS task force. At this weekend’s annual convention she exposed the inner workings of the group and has turned over all of her notes to the Senate Armed Services Committee which has promised to hold a hearing. The APA made it very difficult to record this weekend sessions. As our microphone was discreetly placed, you will hear the page turnings and other rustlings. Please listen carefully.

• Dr. Jean Maria Arrigo. Former member of APA task force on interrogation.