Office Of The Inspector General Cia

Events (36)

• 9:30 a.m. - 4:00 p.m. January 5, 2000: CIA Bin Laden Unit Blocks Notification to FBI about Hijacker Almihdhar’s US Visa 2000-01-05
• (After January 6, 2000): CIA Fails to Check FBI Has Been Notified of 9/11 Hijacker Almihdhar’s US Visa, Although this Is ‘Routine Practice’ 2000-01-06
• Shortly After November 20, 2002: CIA Inspector General Learns of Agency Detention and Interrogation Program 2002-11-20
• Shortly After November 20, 2002: CIA Inspector General Begins Investigation into Salt Pit Killing 2002-11-20
• After December 11, 2002: CIA Inspector General Recuses Himself from Part of Investigation about KSM 2002-12-11
• After December 11, 2002: CIA Inspector General Begins Review of Some Aspects of CIA’s Performance before 9/11 2002-12-11
• May 23, 2003: Senators Ask CIA, State Department to Investigate Iraq-Niger Forgeries 2003-05-23
• July 16, 2003: CIA Inspector General Interviews Counterterrorist Center Officer about Usefulness of Detainee Reporting 2003-07-16
• October 29, 2003: CIA Inspector General Issues Report on Use of Handgun, Power Drill to Intimidate Detainee 2003-10-29
• February 27, 2005: CIA Officers Reportedly Worried about Prosecution over Detainee Interrogation Methods 2005-02-27
• March 28, 2006: Portions of CIA Inspector General’s Report Released for Moussaoui Trial 2006-03-28
• April 21, 2006: CIA Official Fired for Sharing Classified Information with Reporter 2006-04-21
• June 18, 2007: Victims’ Relatives Call on CIA to Release Inspector General’s Report into Some Pre-9/11 Failings 2007-06-18
• August 8, 2007: Congressional Legislation Forces CIA to Release Executive Summary of 9/11 Report 2007-08-08
• August 21, 2007: Media Coverage of Release of CIA 9/11 Report Is Mixed 2007-08-21
• August 21, 2007: Redacted Summary of CIA 9/11 Report Released 2007-08-21
• August 21, 2007: CIA Director Hayden Criticizes Publication of CIA Inspector General’s 9/11 Report 2007-08-21
• August 21, 2007: Former CIA Director Tenet Attacks CIA Inspector General’s 9/11 Report 2007-08-21
• Before October 11, 2007: CIA Director Launches ‘Unusual’ Investigation of CIA’s Own Inspector General 2007-10-11
• January 2, 2008: Justice Department and CIA Inspector General Say Criminal Investigation Needed over Destruction of CIA Tapes 2008-01-02
• May 27, 2008: CIA Documents Detail Use of Waterboarding 2008-05-27
• 2000: CIA Stops Reviewing NSA Transcripts after Short Period of Time, Allegedly Due to ‘Resource Constraints’
• January-March 2000: ’50 to 60’ CIA Officers Learn of Hijackers’ Travel, but They Are Not Watchlisted and FBI Not Told They Are in US
• 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
• February 2004: Secret Detention Facility Commander Alludes to Drugging of Detainees by CIA
• February 1999: CIA Apparently Confused over Authority to Assassinate Bin Laden
• May 2003: CIA Inspector General Reviews Videotapes of Abu Zubaida’s Interrogations; Several Blank, Waterboarding Sessions Missing
• May-September 2005: Senate Intelligence Committee Chairman Requests Over 100 Documents about CIA Interrogation Program, Receives No Reply
• 2005: CIA Director Asks Inspector General to Review Italian Rendition, Subordinate Countermands Order
• June 2005: Revised CIA Inspector General Report Completed; Recommends Accountability Boards for Several Officers
• Before September 1993: Inspectors General Clear Nuclear Analyst of All Charges, but Report Is Rewritten
• 1997-2001: CIA Counterterrorist Center Does Not Spend All Funds Allocated, Despite Complaining about Resource Shortages
• Between Mid-December 2002 and June 2004: Inspector General Finds Pre-9/11 Bin Laden Analysis by CIA Inadequate
• Early February 2004: Justice Department Inspector General Discovers Key Document about Pre-9/11 Failings, Not Previously Passed on by CIA
• Spring-Summer 2007: Senators Campaign for Release of Summary of CIA 9/11 Report