Arano stood and listened to his two students, one seemed a bit for devious than the other...but no matter, when it came to interrogation you usually had to have little remorse...it wasn't always a pleasant ordeal. Right, those are good choices... He started. First off these are all things that would be second choices, asking simple questions and or offering release is always a first step...period. Only then would you employ these tactics. Pausing for a moment he met the children's eyes to be sure they understood that disregarding these standards would be taboo. OK!, Sleep deprivation...lets see here. He started once more, taking a deep breath.
The most common method of sleep deprivation is to keep the prisoner awake for several days. When they are finally allowed to fall asleep, you wake them up immediately and interrogate them some more. In the head of the interrogated prisoner, a haze begins to form. His spirit is wearied to death, his legs are unsteady, and he has one sole desire: to sleep… Anyone who has experienced this desire knows that not even hunger and thirst are comparable with it. Though, as well as leading to hallucinations, sleep deprivation for periods longer than 24 hours can lead to a state of temporary insanity. So try not to overdo it ha ha. Taking a few more breaths he started with the next item.
Sensory Deprivation, this is where you find a way to block all the senses u can, an example of this..lets see...yes, place the subject in a tank like respirator where they can breathe
for themselves through a vent, and enclose them in a sound proof room and find a way to make it so they cannot move or talk...some simple genjutsu could work as well if they are weak against it. From what we have seen, a few hours of real uninterrupted sensory deprivation is equivalent to weeks or months of imprisonment in an ordinary cell. This all works towards to goal to make them feel deep anxiety and fear, breaking their spirit down more to a more malleable state. Sracthing his head a bit and taking a sip of coffee before continuing he looked to see if the boys were still paying attention. Most times his students would fall asleep in a long lecture such as this one.
Also I hope you two are taking notes, this isn't something you want to forget nor will I repeat myself. Setting his coffee down he would continue his lecture.
Phobias...phobias are able to incite extreme amounts of panic in people. For this reason, a prisoner who has a fear of spiders may be forced to remain in a room filled with spiders. Once he achieves the useful state of anxiety or panic, he is interrogated. The threat to inflict pain, can trigger fears more damaging than the immediate sensation of pain. Using spiders was a good one, most people feared the little buggers for some reason or another.
Sensory bombardment, this usually would include some sort of act of being bombarded with loud noises or music and flashing or bright lights. These methods are designed to overload the senses, interfering with sleep, cognition, and concentration. This all boils down to weakening his resolve to make questioning more easy.
Using family or friends is a more evil like tactic that may or may not be frowned upon. Using the affection the subject has for significant others as a lever can help you achieve greater cooperation, if he has feelings that is, some might be more trained and cold for this to work. Examples could be, describing how the subject has betrayed significant others, or point out how ashamed the others will be, and how they will be vilified for what the subject has done, indicate that the others may be questioned or even harmed if the subject does not comply.
Isolation... well...isolation is the idea that a person should be left entirely without stimulation by another person. When left for the right amount of time in this state, it leads to a deep feeling of anxiety. Little is known about the duration of confinement calculated to make a subject shift from anxiety, coupled with a desire for sensory stimuli and human companionship, to a , passive, apathetic acceptance of isolation...And each period of time depends on the subject itself...for instance, if they have been imprisoned before, this tactic might not be as effective.
Reflecting on the subject he just described, he took a moment and looked upward into nothing rubbing his chin. Yea that's about it, any questions? He asked, while staring at the two that evidently been standing this entire time.
