"not to be confused with the Yoo-who created the torture recipes for Cheney."
The Luftwaffe's chief interrogator during WWII is the guy who designed all the mosaic murals for Disney World Florida.
Of course, he was never accused of torture, only of excessive guile at obtaining information.
Once he had learned something worthwhile, he released his subject to the POW camps, but always had a little farewell celebration. He once even took a captured pilot out to the airfield and let him fly a BE109 (with only a few minutes fuel, of course).
His actual rank is unknown, but was probably pretty high, as he was allowed to wear any rank he thought appropriate for a particular interrogation.
The Luftwaffe's chief interrogator during WWII is the guy who designed all the mosaic murals for Disney World Florida.
Of course, he was never accused of torture, only of excessive guile at obtaining information.
Once he had learned something worthwhile, he released his subject to the POW camps, but always had a little farewell celebration. He once even took a captured pilot out to the airfield and let him fly a BE109 (with only a few minutes fuel, of course).
His actual rank is unknown, but was probably pretty high, as he was allowed to wear any rank he thought appropriate for a particular interrogation.