InTERRORgation: The CIA's Secret Manual on Coercive Questioning

This timeless document includes descriptions of standard interrogation practices, as well as the "personality assessment profiles" used for recruiting informants, and other counterintelligence practices. Although written decades ago, many of these techniques are still used by law enforcement today.

This document is a verbatim reproduction of the "KUBARK Counterintelligence Interrogation" manual, which provides an inside view of the agency's methods for inducing mental and physical agony. The manual states that "resistant sources can be broken" with carefully chosen, concentrated psychological forces. The document cites the CIA's MKULTRA mind control research to explain the optimal means of making people talk. The document describes an arsenal of mind tricks, including hypnosis, sensory deprivation and "truth drugs." {60 pages, 8.5" x 11", staplebound}