Former GOP Congressman Says Congress Could Have Prevented Abu Ghraib

Former Congressman Christopher H. Shays, a Republican from Connecticut, says firmer Congressional oversight would create more accountability, and could have prevented some of the abuses that took place in the Abu Ghraib prisons. (0:45)
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"Induced hypothermia" used on prisoners

Joshua Casteel, a former interrogator who served at the Abu Ghraib prison camp, says that special forces and CIA interrogators openly laughed at him for "going soft" in his techniques. He also says he learned from other interrogators that techniques he considers well within the bounds of torture were utilized, such as inducing hypothermia (1:04).
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