Most detainees have confessed to terror, says Guantanamo army chief The general in charge of the detainees at Guantanamo Bay says the terror suspects there are becoming more compliant and offering dozens more prime intelligence tips. Major General Geoffrey D Miller said the vast majority of the 660 detainees have confessed to some involvement in terrorism. Many have turned on former friends and colleagues, he said, giving information based on "incentive-based interrogations". Rewards include more recreation time, extra food rations to keep in their cells, or a move to the medium-security facility. "We have a large number of detainees who...