John Helgerson
Events (12)
- Shortly After November 20, 2002: CIA Inspector General Learns of Agency Detention and Interrogation Program 2002-11-20
- October 29, 2003: CIA Inspector General Issues Report on Use of Handgun, Power Drill to Intimidate Detainee 2003-10-29
- May 7, 2004: CIA Inspector General’s Report Concludes CIA Interrogation Techniques Likely Violate Treaty Against Torture; Cheney Prevents Report from Being Completed 2004-05-07
- January 7, 2005: Still-Classified Report Is Said to Blame CIA Leaders For 9/11 Failures, But There Are Pressures to Water It Down 2005-01-07
- April 24, 2006: Former CIA Analyst Defends Fired CIA Agent on Moral, Patriotic Grounds 2006-04-24
- Before October 11, 2007: CIA Director Launches ‘Unusual’ Investigation of CIA’s Own Inspector General 2007-10-11
- December 14, 2007: Justice Department and CIA Inspector General Hamper Congressional Probes of CIA Tape Destruction 2007-12-14
- March 6, 2009: CIA Turns Over Documents Showing Agency Inspector General Believed Interrogation Techniques Violated Treaties against Prisoner Abuse 2009-03-06
- August 24, 2009: Obama Administration Releases 2004 CIA Report on Torture 2009-08-24
- January 2003: CIA Inspector General Asked to Investigate Abuse of High-Value Detainee at Black Site
- (January 2003): CIA Inspector General Learns Practices at Black Site May Violate Human Rights
- Mid-March 2002: CIA Allows 10 Aggressive Interrogation Techniques of Dubious Legality, Including Waterboarding