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After more than seven years, Kuwaiti Fayiz Mohammed Ahmed Al-Kandari remains in Guantanamo. Al-Kandari, a man with a long history of charity work, was simply in the wrong place at the wrong time- an Arab caught up in the midst of Coalition bombing after 9/11, and subsequently abused in Afghanistan and GTMO. However, he remains incarcerated- harbouring no ill-will again the United States, but imprisoned in an increasingly hostile environment. Cageprisoners spoke to Fayiz's lawyer, Lieutenant Colonel Barry Wingard about his client's struggle for justice. |
If you were put in Guantanamo and you were threatened with the death penalty, you would confess to anything. Think about it. How long would you last before you would 'confess'?
