Countries deny existence of secret CIA prisons

Poland and Romania have denied allegations that the CIA ran secret jails in the two countries to interrogate key terror suspects.

Poland and Romania have denied allegations that the CIA ran secret jails in the two countries to interrogate key terror suspects.

In a report, a European investigator said inmates were shackled and handcuffed inmates, with some being kept naked for weeks.

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