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I can't begin to tell you how violent it was.

This is former Chicago television reporter Charles Thomas.

There was a detective commander named John Burge and John Burge he was he and his group of rogue detectives were investigating crimes, homicides in particular,

they would find a suspect, and they would

do find a suspect and torture the suspect into confessing to the crime.

They would do everything from attaching electrodes to genitals.

I'm not making this up. These are some of the things that have been

documented that John Burge was doing and his detectives were doing to people.

In 1970 a doing to people.

In 1970, a 22-year-old named John Burge joined the police force in Chicago.

By the time he was dismissed in 1993, he and some detectives under him had allegedly

tortured more than a hundred people in the 1970s, 80s, and early 90s. A friend of mine and I were doing a death penalty case and as part of the motion we produced a picture of the holding cell bench which was wooden at the time and

the client had scratched out on a wooden oak bench, they're torturing me.

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