Light Shed on CIA’s Secret Romanian Prison
by Jason Ditz,
December 08, 2011
Though the existence of a secret CIA prison somewhere in Romania has been a fairly widely recognized fact for years, its exact location and use remained a secret. Until now.
The prison, codenamed “Bright Light,” was operated int he basement of a Romania government building in northern Bucharest. The prison was one of several “black sites” operated by the CIA in which to disappear captives. The Romanian government termed the basement “the most secure room in all of Romania” but said they didn’t believe it was a prison.
Click here to read more on the prison at the Associated Press
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MoT
December 9th, 2011 at 3:35 am
The most secure room in Romania? So secure they couldn't keep the knowledge about it swept under the proverbial rug.
conumishu
December 9th, 2011 at 3:51 pm
There's an astral energy power point right beneath that location. It is known to pleasantly tickle the righteous and induce eternal remorse into bad guys. That's why the room was eventually closed, the separation line was blurry.