The Forever Prisoner

The narrative delves into the CIA's controversial enhanced interrogation program post-9/11, revealing its transformation into a symbol of American torture. Through the experiences of Abu Zubaydah, captured shortly after the attacks, and his interactions with psychologist James Mitchell, the book uncovers the brutal tactics employed and the legal contortions that justified them. It highlights the program's extensive human and financial costs, the lasting impact on detainees, and the ongoing struggle for transparency regarding war crimes, all based on rigorous investigative reporting and firsthand accounts.