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FD-302a (Rev. 10-6-95) 297-~HQ-A1327669-A . bé -1 ‘p7c -1 Continuation of FD-302 of oe ,On.09/07/2004 Page A occupying an interviewing room at one end of the facility; and’ he observed to detainee in an interviewing room two to three rooms from his, dnd on the same side of the hallway. — sa [ ___| received a tour of the detention facilities b6 -1 at GITMO; however, he did not talk about what went on at the b7C -1 facility with the military personnel he encountered during the * tour. SA ‘did not consider any of these contacts substantive in nature. detainee. interview, but possibly another as well, he documented ; ; SA noted that during the course of at least one information he received from the detainee about - abuses that may have occurred in Afghanistan. SA stated that the Iraqi . he interviewed the evening he observed the bleeding detainee was ce b6 -1'- one of the. detainees whose information about possible abusés in mo b7c -1 Afghanistan was specific enough to document in an FD 302.- SA ; . [| documented the information relating to possible detainee oo. abuse in a.separate case file; one that was being set up to . address possible war. ‘crimes. sald did not know the case: file number and he did. not maintain a Copy of the FD 302. SA | believed that representatives from other law enforcement -agencies at GITMO documented information regarding possible - detainee: abuse. ° ; . Based on the.condition of the facilities, and having . had the opportunity to walk through the. cells where detainees b6 -1 were held, sA[ [had ng indication of systemic detainee. bic -1 abuse at GITMO.. SA believed the detainees were.well fed and: provided with essential needs, such as medical treatment. He was made aware of one detainee who received medical treatment costing around $100,000.00 for an eye injury he sustained while ‘building an- explosive device in Afghanistan intended for use against U.S. soldiers. RESPONSES-73