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India-Pakistan
Mumbai police to use truth serum on 'baby-faced' terrorist Azam Amir Kasab
2008-12-03
From the comments section:

Wow! What a contrast. In the US, the mere mention of using truth serum on a terrorist would cause the ACLU's head to explode and immediate calls for the administration to be thrown out of office. Great to see that there are still countries that are willing to do what it takes to prevent future loss.

Fred, San Diego, USA

Posted by:eltoroverde

#5  HMMMMMM, HMMMMMMM, I know or remember young[er] Mr. AZAM KASAB from somewhere in the mainland USA, BUT WHERE!

D *** NG IT, YOU JUST KNOW PAULA "BATHSHEBA/
DELILAH" ABDUL IS GOING TO WANT TO KICK HER DADDY'S COCONUTS/TROPIC PLANTS AGAIN TO GET HIM TO REMEMBER, AND WID MOM SHOWING HER WHERE TO KICK AND HOW HARD!?
Posted by: JosephMendiola   2008-12-03 22:52  

#4  They have some new drugs available that can cause one to be more trusting of an interrogator. And they can give another drug to erase the memory of the interrogation session so the subject has no idea later what they even said. But all that does nothing if he comes back with "hey, I was trippin' balls and I have no idea who was there".
Posted by: crosspatch   2008-12-03 21:13  

#3  Doubtful he knows much, he's a killbot.
Posted by: mojo   2008-12-03 17:36  

#2  From what I have read, "truth serum" is just a scientific way of getting you to lower your inhibitions. It's like getting drunk - you babble, but there is no guarantee that what you say will make sense.
With pliers and other instruments of torture, eventually the victim will say anything to make the pain stop.
There ARE methods to wear down someone's resistance that are not true torture, but are very effective. Sleep deprivation, and so on. Of course, we Americans aren't allowed to use them.
Posted by: Rambler in Virginia   2008-12-03 17:27  

#1  Truth serum is not particularly effective. Now if pliers are also used in the administration of truth serum...
Posted by: JohnQC   2008-12-03 16:23  

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