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To: crypt2k
In the early 60s I was stationed in Korea and worked in close proximity to the Korean CIA types. Very often they would capture what they thought was a North Korean infiltrator.

As there was a necessity to find out quickly if the prisoner was a "Linecrosser" just in case sabotage was part of the mission (see Israli "ticking bomb" principle) they would often use "field expedient" interrogation methods.

The whole idea was to get the information and leave the prisoner alive and unscarred for trial should one prove to be politically expedient.

The prisoner was placed on his knees with hands bound to ankles. The head was pulled back and soapy water was poured in the nose and mouth.

Simple and cheap procedure leaves no marks. Repeat as required until desired result is obtained.

There are also several interesting uses for hand cranked field telephones (90volt ringing current no burns.)

9 posted on 10/22/2001 5:46:26 AM PDT by FRMAG
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To: FRMAG
instead of soap and water, why not warm bacon grease?
36 posted on 10/22/2001 11:52:27 AM PDT by BulletBras
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