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The CIA wasn't the only agency to videotape interrogations鈥攐r to make tapes disappear.

In 2007, during the trial of alleged would-be dirty-bomber Jose Padilla, prosecutors admitted they had not turned over to his defense team all of the videotapes the U.S. military had recorded of his interrogations 鈥� and that the one tape it had not produced was the recording of the final interrogation session before Padilla was finally allowed to meet with attorneys after almost two years in incommunicado detention in a naval brig in North Carolina. By then the government had abandoned the dirty bomb plot allegation, .

from the Defense Intelligence Agency (DIA) shrugs off the 鈥渄isposal or destruction鈥� of the DVD, insisting that when its lawyers informed the trial judge that 鈥渢he DVD could not be located鈥� 鈥渢he Judge made no adverse comment.鈥�

In fact, when informed of the missing evidence,

Document:

• 12/6/07 (1-page document, third page of the document)

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