ISIS Guidebook Claims Sex Slaves, Child Rape Are OK
HARLOW: ISIS militants have released a guide book on how to use young girls as sex slaves. In it ISIS justifies child rape, it offers tips on capturing and punishing young girls. Just yesterday, armed men handed out this pamphlet that they call questions and answers and female slave on their freedom after sunset prayers in Mosul. Our Ian Lee has more.</s>IAN LEE, CNN CORRESPONDENT: This isn't really a surprise. We have known this has been going on for quite some time. But what this gives us is another window into the ISIS organization. This 27 point brochure really just details the rules for rape. And the Koran things like raping -- and really my impression from this is that these fighters, these people do not view their captives as human beings. They are property to be dealt with, to be used and abused however they like. One of them was lucky enough to escape and talk to our Ivan Watson a while back. Take a listen.</s>JOHNA, ESCAPED FROM ISIS KIDNAPING (through a translator): They came to the room and looked around at the girls. And if they liked one they chose her and took her. If the girls cried and didn't want to leave, they beat the girl. The guy who chose me was 70 years old and he took me to his house. There were four Yazidi girls there already. They hit us and they didn't give us enough to eat or drink. They told us we were infidels. He put me to a room and put a gun to my head and I was on the ground. And he said I will kill you because you will not convert to Islam. That night they came and took an 11-year-old girl away. And when she came back, she told me they raped her.</s>LEE: Reading that pamphlet also, there was another point, and they said that the greatest sin for one of these slaves is to escape from their master sending a very dire warning. And to give an idea of the kind of people who are buying them, take a look at this video, this shows a room full of ISIS fighters there getting ready to acquire their slaves and really they are joking about it. You can really get the impression of how little value for human life that these men have and really the living hell that these female slaves are living through. Ian Lee, CNN, Cairo.</s>HARLOW: Ian, thank you for that report. All right. I want you to take a look at something. Take a look at this. See this? Almost 600 pages. It is a summary of the more than 6,000 page Senate Intelligence Committee report on CIA interrogation tactics. Its findings are brutal, they are graphic, very disturbing, we're talking about things like near drownings, rectal feedings. One man chained naked on a concrete floor for days. Eventually believed to have frozen to death. Detainees forced to stand on broken legs and feet, others sexually threatened with a broomstick. Why release it now? Why did this happen? Here is Senate Intelligence Committee Chair Dianne Feinstein.</s>SEN. DIANNE FEINSTEIN (D-CA), INTELLIGENCE COMMITTEE CHAIRWOMAN: So, we submit this study on behalf of the committee to the public and the beliefs that withstand the test of time and with it the report will carry the message never again.</s>HARLOW: What did this report find? What did it redact and keep secret? What is the CIA saying about it? And should our country fear retaliation from our enemies abroad? With me to discuss this hour, CNN vice president of the Soufan Group, Robert McFadden, also a former NCIS interrogation and transnational terrorism expert. Michael Daly, author and special correspondent for The Daily Beast. And CNN National Security analyst and former CIA operative Bob Baer, joining us breaking this all down, straight ahead.