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Suleiman told the Nation that his interrogators would take a jug usually used by Muslims for cleansing rituals and stick the spout up his rectum. According to the ACLU, he was once known as "Travolta" because of his prowess on the dance floor, but he returned to Tanzibar a "shell of his former self."Similarly, Mohamed Ahmed Ben Soud was captured in Pakistan, where he was living in April 2003 as an exile from the Gaddafi regime. He was released in August 2005 without ever being charged and was sent back to his native Libya, where he was then imprisoned until the Gaddafi regime was overthrown in 2011.Related on VICE News: Psychologist James Mitchell Admits He Waterboarded al Qaeda Suspects
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