The recording was made after the torture, but the torture is not on the tape which is posted below.
www.newhavenindependent.org
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edit on 22-2-2013 by GogoVicMorrow because: (no reason given)
Ethan Gardens, they beat Rackley with a stick and poured the pots of boiling water over him. They tied him to a chair in the basement. They poured the pots of boiling water over him. With a gun pointed at him, they demanded that he spill the beans about informers in their midst.(visit the link for the full news article)
And they taped the whole 45-minute kangaroo trial, minus the torture.
“All of it is true,” Rackley claimed to his interrogators as he named alleged spies and described a rigged restaurant telephone supposedly used by the police to listen to Panther telephone calls.
At one point, an interrogators asked Rack
Originally posted by GogoVicMorrow
reply to post by lnfideI
Definitely, I just think it's an interesting listen and bit of history.
"There is no question that Charlotte is a hub for MS-13 activity," says Assistant U.S. Attorney Kevin Zolot, who works in the U.S. Attorney's Office of the Western District of North Carolina. "But this case really put a dent in MS-13."
Zolot was one of the key prosecutors in the MS-13 proceedings. He says a main reason the case worked was because of two informants who turned against MS-13 in order to help the Feds. These two informants secretly taped MS-13 gang meetings in Charlotte and Greensboro. The Feds translated the tapes before publicly releasing them to WBTV.
In one you see a handful of guys standing in a living room, talking in fast Spanish.
"About the deal in Charlotte, there are a s***load of dudes that are snitches," says Julio Cesar Rosales Lopez, who goes by the gang name "Stiler". "Since we are the big hood, before doing anything else, we need to take out those pieces too. You know, homeboys," he says to the group standing around him, "if there is a dude who pisses off the hood, well, he can't be forgiven. Understand?"