Bart Sibrel

And at that moment, I'm surrounded by these motorcycle cops, an unmarked white van. And they immediately take the tapes. They handcuff me. And I hear them say behind me, where's the thing? And the other officer says, well, what thing? I mean, not what thing. I thought he had the thing. No, he has the thing. Oh, here's the thing. I'm like, oh my gosh, what is that? It looked like...

And at that moment, I'm surrounded by these motorcycle cops, an unmarked white van. And they immediately take the tapes. They handcuff me. And I hear them say behind me, where's the thing? And the other officer says, well, what thing? I mean, not what thing. I thought he had the thing. No, he has the thing. Oh, here's the thing. I'm like, oh my gosh, what is that? It looked like...

And at that moment, I'm surrounded by these motorcycle cops, an unmarked white van. And they immediately take the tapes. They handcuff me. And I hear them say behind me, where's the thing? And the other officer says, well, what thing? I mean, not what thing. I thought he had the thing. No, he has the thing. Oh, here's the thing. I'm like, oh my gosh, what is that? It looked like...

like a hospital band, you know, you put on when you visit the hospital, except it had nothing on it. And it's right around my wrists, you see, where it was some sort of drug that was absorbed through my wrist. The guys are handling it with rubber gloves. Fortunately for me,

like a hospital band, you know, you put on when you visit the hospital, except it had nothing on it. And it's right around my wrists, you see, where it was some sort of drug that was absorbed through my wrist. The guys are handling it with rubber gloves. Fortunately for me,

like a hospital band, you know, you put on when you visit the hospital, except it had nothing on it. And it's right around my wrists, you see, where it was some sort of drug that was absorbed through my wrist. The guys are handling it with rubber gloves. Fortunately for me,

right as this was happening a lawyer walked out i saw his little sign he had a back alley door so he could claim on his business card cnn center you know even though it's like this 100 square foot office you know for who knows how much money and i'm like hey i want to hire you you're a lawyer you're hired i'm a journalist i'm being illegally arrested and the cops are you know freaking out and uh so i'm not sure what happened but he might have saved my life

right as this was happening a lawyer walked out i saw his little sign he had a back alley door so he could claim on his business card cnn center you know even though it's like this 100 square foot office you know for who knows how much money and i'm like hey i want to hire you you're a lawyer you're hired i'm a journalist i'm being illegally arrested and the cops are you know freaking out and uh so i'm not sure what happened but he might have saved my life

right as this was happening a lawyer walked out i saw his little sign he had a back alley door so he could claim on his business card cnn center you know even though it's like this 100 square foot office you know for who knows how much money and i'm like hey i want to hire you you're a lawyer you're hired i'm a journalist i'm being illegally arrested and the cops are you know freaking out and uh so i'm not sure what happened but he might have saved my life

So they put me in an unmarked van that was like pitch black. I mean, it's just hard to do, you know, around, you know, noon almost. And in there, there's a guy like babbling, like speaking in tongues, I guess to confuse me or something or disorient me. The drugs are so strong, I start throwing up. The next thing I know, I'm in really bright light outside.

So they put me in an unmarked van that was like pitch black. I mean, it's just hard to do, you know, around, you know, noon almost. And in there, there's a guy like babbling, like speaking in tongues, I guess to confuse me or something or disorient me. The drugs are so strong, I start throwing up. The next thing I know, I'm in really bright light outside.

So they put me in an unmarked van that was like pitch black. I mean, it's just hard to do, you know, around, you know, noon almost. And in there, there's a guy like babbling, like speaking in tongues, I guess to confuse me or something or disorient me. The drugs are so strong, I start throwing up. The next thing I know, I'm in really bright light outside.

They get out a clipboard and they start asking me all these questions. Where's the original tape and blah, blah, blah. I told them anything they wanted to know. Do you know where you were outside? I was somewhere in Atlanta. I'm not sure where. But they had it ready, all these questions they wanted to ask me.

They get out a clipboard and they start asking me all these questions. Where's the original tape and blah, blah, blah. I told them anything they wanted to know. Do you know where you were outside? I was somewhere in Atlanta. I'm not sure where. But they had it ready, all these questions they wanted to ask me.

They get out a clipboard and they start asking me all these questions. Where's the original tape and blah, blah, blah. I told them anything they wanted to know. Do you know where you were outside? I was somewhere in Atlanta. I'm not sure where. But they had it ready, all these questions they wanted to ask me.

Well, that's, you know, the whole thing would take, you know, maybe three hours to tell this story. I'm trying to jump to the most important parts. Basically, I wanted to say that you don't have to torture anybody. This whole waterboarding thing is probably just vengeance. I mean, you could write Osama bin Laden's mother a check for $1 billion. She'll forfeit one son to save the other nine.

Well, that's, you know, the whole thing would take, you know, maybe three hours to tell this story. I'm trying to jump to the most important parts. Basically, I wanted to say that you don't have to torture anybody. This whole waterboarding thing is probably just vengeance. I mean, you could write Osama bin Laden's mother a check for $1 billion. She'll forfeit one son to save the other nine.

Well, that's, you know, the whole thing would take, you know, maybe three hours to tell this story. I'm trying to jump to the most important parts. Basically, I wanted to say that you don't have to torture anybody. This whole waterboarding thing is probably just vengeance. I mean, you could write Osama bin Laden's mother a check for $1 billion. She'll forfeit one son to save the other nine.

And you could give anybody what they gave me, and they'll tell you anything they want to know. I was in La La Land. I thought they were angels or something like that. But all this to say, I ended up escaping their custody.

And you could give anybody what they gave me, and they'll tell you anything they want to know. I was in La La Land. I thought they were angels or something like that. But all this to say, I ended up escaping their custody.