Ex-Gitmo chief ignores French court summons to testify on torture

‘The ex-chief of Guantanamo prison, Geoffrey Miller, has ignored a summons by a French court to testify over accusations of torture made by two former detainees who spent up to 4 years at the facility.
A Paris court ordered General Miller, who was in charge of the infamous Guantanamo Bay prison from 2002 to 2004, to give testimony over charges of unlawful detention and torture brought by two former prisoners.

French citizens Mourad Benchellali and Nizar Sassi were captured by Pakistani forces in 2001 in the aftermath of the 9/11 terror attacks and were handed over to US Army officials. They were suspected of having ties to Al-Qaeda as they had spent two months at a terrorist training camp in Afghanistan. However, the defendants claimed they had been taken to the camp under false pretenses and had never used their ‘skills’ in combat.’

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