Jose Rodriguez Jr
Events (16)
- Between July 28 and August 9, 2006: CIA Official Travels to Pakistan to Order Arrest of Liquid Bomb Suspect 2006-08-09
- Shortly Before September 12, 2006: Blackwater Reportedly Attempts to Hire Top CIA Official 2006-09-12
- December 7, 2007: Some Commentators Are Skeptical CIA Tape Destruction Is Being Blamed on Single Scapegoat 2007-12-07
- March 2, 2009: CIA Admits to Destroying 92 Videotapes of Interrogations 2009-03-02
- Shoftly After May 2, 2011: Bin Laden’s Death Reignites Debate over Usefulness of US Torture Techniques 2011-05-02
- November 2005: CIA Has Many Reasons Not to Destroy Videotapes of Detainee Interrogations
- (April 2004): Senior CIA Officers Informed of Wrongful Rendition, but Innocent German Remains at Black Site
- May 2002: Latin American Specialist Appointed Head of CIA Counterterrorism
- (May 2004): CIA Director Informed Agency Is Holding Innocent Man at Afghan Black Site
- 2005: CIA Director Asks Inspector General to Review Italian Rendition, Subordinate Countermands Order
- November 2005: Station Chief Asks for Permission to Destroy CIA Tapes
- November 2005: CIA Destroys Videotapes of Detainees’ Interrogations without Advance Notification
- After November 2005: CIA Officer Never Punished for Allegedly Destroying Vital Evidence Without Authorization
- Before November 2005: Mid-level CIA Lawyers Find No Bar to Destruction of Interrogation Videos
- Late 2005: New CIA Push to Get Bin Laden Has Little Impact; Most Experienced Personnel Busy with Iraq War
- Summer 2005: Director of National Intelligence Tells CIA Not to Destroy Interrogation Tapes