Where Is Ksm Now
He was caught in Pakistan in 2003. He was hiding in a friend’s house in Rawalpindi. The CIA caught him after a tip-off and a gunfight.
During his capture, he left behind a notebook. It had plans for more attacks, including one on the Panama Canal. He also wrote poetry. Yes, terrorist poetry. It was mostly about destroying America. Not exactly haiku material.
He was waterboarded 183 times. That’s a lot. Interrogators even used a vacuum cleaner to simulate suffocation. For real. It’s grim, but also weirdly specific.
Torture, delays, and now revoked plea deals mark endless KSM trial
The Prison Life You Can’t Imagine
Camp 7 is super-secret. We only know tiny details from leaked documents. He gets a small cell with a concrete bed. He has a toilet and a sink. No windows.
He has a TV, but it’s heavily censored. He can watch news, but not movies with kissing. Or music. Or anything fun. His biggest thrill is probably a chess game with his lawyer.
He can make phone calls to his family once a month. The calls are recorded and cut off after 15 minutes. Imagine that. A killer on a timed call with his mom.