the aryans lawyers particularly close quote this was much more than just another trial. i had always had a strong social conscience. but over time of course his support for groups like the r.a.f. got him into troubles. in december nine hundred seventy four cause some arranged for french philosopher john paul sounds good to visit under various bought in charm hime. in mind there was some opposition among the other judges but it was my decision alone and i was comfortable with it i wanted people to see that we weren t trying to isolate the defendants from the public. side were mistakenly believed that the spartan of visitors room was actually bought us out there was a huge controversy and santa raised claims of psychological torture. the neon light is on all the time they only switch it off until eleven pm for him and
dangerous guys and even my captor was in danger so he just has to abandon us. it s finished again. we felt up until this point that things had been pretty tough. we didn t realize that we were only at the beginning. listening to scott was unbearable for me. it s like psychological torture. feet with like a whip, like a reed, because all your nerve endings are in your feet. he began questioning. american pig! who are you working for? why did you go to tal afar? and i was saying i m a journalist. again, i believe this is how i m going to die, they re going to beat me to death. in being beaten to death, the survival instinct isn t to
captor was in danger so he just has to abandon us. it s finished again. we felt up until this point that things had been pretty tough. we didn t realize that we were only at the beginning. listening to scott was unbearable for me. it s like psychological torture. they beat the bottoms of my feet be like a whip, like a read, because all your nerve endings are in your feet. he began questioning. american pig! who are you working for? why did you go to tal afar? and i was saying i m a journalist. again, i believe this is how i m going to die, they re going to beat me to death. in being beaten to death, the survival instinct isn t to survive it s to seek an end to
ramsey one of those at yesterday s hearing and took that complaint to the judge he isn t getting olives and honey with his lunches at gitmo. he says that s psychological torture. he was going to hijack one of the planes for 9/11 but denied a visa four times and being treated for schizophrenia. a 5-year-old boy in washington state being hailed a hero for saving his father s life. he didn t panic when his father had a stroke behind the wheel. grabbed the phone, called 911 and guided officers to the location and officers found him when he told them about a train. his dad is said to be in stable condition at a nearby hospital. he continues to survive his own political scandals. that s not stopping charlie rangel from throwing stones
masked and heavily armed men appeared as if from nowhere. there was a brief fire fight and richard engle and his colleagues were then blindfolded and started being moved from safe house to safe house. it was on arrival at that first safe house that their nightmare really began. listen. they kept us blindfolded, bound. we weren t physically beaten or tortured. a lot of psychological torture. threats of being killed. they made us choose which one of us would be shot first and when we refused, there were mock shootings. mock shootings. in other words, they were blindfold. they were told someone was going to be killed and then they simply heard a rifle shot. they are five days, richard engle says they wish to forget. that s going to be very hard to do. shepard: free and safe, but there is still one american correspondent who is still in captivity and has been for monthses. richard engle is familiar because of his work with nbc