CACI is an IT firm that provided translators and interrogators at Abu Ghraib prison. Former CIA agent Robert Baer on CACI's 'interrogators': "It's insanity. These are rank amateurs, and there is no legally binding law on these guys as far as I could tell. Why did they let them in the prison?"

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BACKGROUND RESEARCH

• Wikipedia entry
• Contract to torture (8/9/2004, Osha Gray, Salon.com)
• Pentagon spends billions to outsource torture (9/7/2006, Joshua Holland, Alternet)
• The Unaccountables (9/7/2006, Tara McKelvey, American Prospect)
• The Contract the Military Needs to Break (9/12/2004, Peter W. Singer, Washington Post)
• Legal Loophole Arises in Iraq (5/4/2004, Wall Street Journal)
• Amnesty International's correspondence with CACI and Titan (2004-2005)

CONTACT CACI

Mr. J.P. London
Chief Executive Officer
CACI International
1100 North Glebe Road
Arlington, VA 22201

Jody Brown, Executive VP
Public Relations
703-841-7801