http://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2015/feb/24/chicago-police-detain-americans-black-site

That one.

I brought this up in a /r/worldnews post about a UK man being arrested for planning a massacre. The discussion turned towards "why would someone admit to a heinous crime they didn't actually commit". In my reasoning on that, I mentioned the link above and how places like that can illicit false confessions pretty readily: They're off the books, and 'enhanced interrogation techniques' are used (read: torture).

Then a mod from /r/ProtectAndServe showed up to call the whole thing 'bullshit'.* Being the kinda guy I am, I looked at the user name, saw they were a prominent mod of the aforementioned sub, and called them on their inherent bias.

But whatever happened to the whole controversy? It did get swept under the rug, within a day or so. It was huge.. for a day. Then nothing. I feel like I should've heard at least about lawsuits. Anyone been following this?

* ^{: This is not a call to brigade. It's an NP link for a reason.}