An early Q-drop suggested NoName's account of his time in the Hanoi Hilton was far from accurate. This news wasn't by any means 'new' but it supported the statements of fellow POWs that were contrary to the official view. It's probably even worse than what these other servicemen witnessed. I think other contributors have shared their research with you.
It was tough in the beginning (almost 4 years ago) to accept these revelations and so many others. Not so tough now.
Long version No Name POW (1hr 11min)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f4Ku4ibsM-M
Shorter (10min) (poor video quality)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4hr37eE0nO8&feature=youtu.be
It wouldnt surprise me even a little bit to learn that no name succumbed to the torture very quickly and committed some traitorous acts as a POW. His rise to power in the following years would have allowed him to rewrite his own history and silence those who challenged his version of events.
I hope the public eventually learns that he was executed for the crimes he committed after his captivity. At that point, nobody will be surprised to learn of his potentially less-than-honourable days as a POW.