Posted AT 5:46 AM EDT on 07/12/07
CIA destroyed al-Qaeda interrogation videos
WASHINGTON — The CIA destroyed videotapes it made in 2002 of two top terror suspects because it was afraid that keeping them “posed a security risk,” director Michael Hayden has told agency employees.
Mr. Hayden's revelation to the CIA employees became public Thursday and it caused a commotion on Capitol Hill where members of the Senate Intelligence Committee immediately vowed to conduct a thorough review.
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