KSM's interrogator was murdered in February

[elfismiles]

Byrne as I mentioned, KSM's torture was outsourced to black-sites before gitmo... see links at HistoryCommons

As a friend mentioned to me:

Khalid Sheikh Mohammed bragged that he was one of the masterminds behind 9/11 "to aljazeera in 2002, was arrested by pak police in 2002, handed over to cia who tortured him from then UNTIL 2006 when then sent him from black sites to gitmo."

http://www.historycommons.org/context.jsp?item=a090802foudainterview

Khalid Sheikh Mohammed was, notoriously, waterboarded 183 times in order to secure his "confession" to having masterminded 9/11.

Does anyone know when Commander Alphonso Doss was supposed to have tortured/interrogated KSM? Was this in Gitmo? because this July 2014 appeal notes states that KSM was also waterboarded in Poland....

[MacCruiskeen]

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Former Ruleville student promoted to Navy Commander
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Navy Commander Alphonso Mortimer Doss was recently promoted to his current rank in a ceremony held at Navy Operational Support Center Jacksonville, Fla.

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Doss holds an associate of arts degree from Columbia College, a bachelor of arts degree from the University of North Florida, a master of business (MBA) degree from Trident University International and is currently a student in a doctor of education program.

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http://www.bolivarcom.com/view/full_story/17544374/article-Former-Ruleville-student-promoted-to-Navy-Commander

Barely 40, with three degrees, and on his his way to a doctorate? This man was certainly a high-flyer. And meanwhile (as if that wasn't already enough), he was climbing the Navy ranks rapidly, from the bottom up.

Check out this site:

http://www.militaryfactory.com/ranks/navy_ranks.asp

He was only two ranks below Rear-Admiral!

And his monthly salary, at Pay Grade 0-5, was over $5,000 and rising to over $6,000 after three years.

So how did he end up having his home foreclosed on (for such a tiny debt)? What was the US Navy's attitude to that? Don't they have contingency plans for such eventualities? Don't they provide very decent cheap-or-free accomodation to officers who need it or want it -- especially high-ranking officers working in particularly sensitive fields?

Of course they do. Especially considering he was party to so much highly classified information about both the War on Drugs and the War on Terror.

Didn't that make him a potential security risk, especially if he ever went off the rails? Of course it did.

So why (and how) was he allowed to end up alone, drinking and maybe drugging, in a cheap & dangerous motel, until he was beaten and strangled to death there?

WTF?

[Byrne]

More info on the subject here:

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http://globalrumblings.blogspot.co.uk/2014/03/mystery-navy-cmdr-murdered-in-florida.html

including a 'mugshot from August 2012 arrest?

[Luther Blissett]

From the link IanEye posted (Florida Times-Union):

Orange Park Police Chief Gary Goble said Tuesday [...]

Weird. So he knows his ex-wife's new lover, she has a key to his motel room, and Doss's dad knows his daugther-in-law of 22 years under a different name.

From a different piece:

Doss’ recent troubles included a DUI conviction
[…]No one answered the door at the home Thursday and neighbors said they didn’t know the Doss family.
[…]Mangini said he learned after the killing that Doss was going through what Mangini described as a bitter divorce from his wife of 22 years. No records confirming the couple was divorcing were available.
[…]Charles Baxter, who runs a deli in a convenience store across from the hotel, said Doss was a regular customer who befriended Baxter’s 18-year-old son several months ago. Baxter said he regularly drove Doss and his son to a substance-abuse treatment program in Jacksonville. Baxter said Doss told him he’d been attending the program since October for alcoholism and other trouble.
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These are the three additional mysterious details that jumped out at me from Stefano's link. No one in the neighborhood of the foreclosed-upon house knew him or his family; no records confirming a divorce; and Doss potentially did not own an operational car (I mean neither do I but I imagine it's different for a decorated Navy officer living in a Florida exurb).

[Jerky]

These are the three additional mysterious details that jumped out at me from Stefano's link. No one in the neighborhood of the foreclosed-upon house knew him or his family; no records confirming a divorce; and Doss potentially did not own an operational car (I mean neither do I but I imagine it's different for a decorated Navy officer living in a Florida exurb).

He had a 2012 DUI on record, bud.

To paraphrase Bob Marley...

"No license no drive...
No Licence, No Drive!"

Just FYI

Cheers!
YOPJ