> but remember that both accountants provided detailed testimony in an open court room - not from a torture chamber. That’s not actually a counter argument for

> but remember that both accountants provided detailed testimony in an open court room - not from a torture chamber. That’s not actually a counter argument for torture here. Tons of torture victims will walk into court and say everything they said in the torture chamber; the threat of continued torture of them and their loved ones is quite the motivator. History is littered with examples of torture victims “confessing” in court, often to crimes that were laughably made up.