S04 - Ep. 2: The Special Project

Serial

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🗓️ 28 March 2024

⏱️ 47 minutes

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Summary

In 2002, an elite interrogation team secretly staged Guantánamo’s most elaborate intel operation — to try to get a single detainee to talk.

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0:00.0	Previously on Cereal
0:06.7	Cereo.
0:06.6	I mean I love Gitmo like it's it's la land.
0:10.8	I tried to explain everything I can and try to sway them that we're not the people
0:19.0	they're looking for. You're not going to get anything from us and we're going to
0:21.3	just hire you down.
0:22.3	Safe legal, legal, humane, and transparent.
0:26.6	Transparent care are in custody?
0:28.3	Care in custody?
0:29.3	This guy right here, yeah, he's probably a horrible person that's either killed or cause people to be killed.
0:34.1	This guy over here doesn't know shit. From Serial Productions in the New York Times, I'm Dana Chivas.
0:48.9	This is season 4 of Serial, Quantonimo.
0:51.8	One prison camp told week by week.
0:54.0	Danny was living in two.
0:56.0	Danny was living in Yemen in 2001. He was in his 20s, married with two young
1:08.6	daughters and another on the way when he decided to go to Pakistan to get rich.
1:13.0	I want to be like rich, like everyone, everyone want to be rich.
1:18.0	Do you want to be rich?
1:19.0	Totally.
1:20.0	Okay, me too, but it's so hard.
1:22.0	His plan was to export honey, but not just any honey.
1:26.1	There's a tree that grows in the desert in Yemen
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