Torture Waterboarding Style in U S Military

Waterboarding is a harsh interrogation method, which by law can not be used anywhere. It is based on a suspect attachment to the bench, which leans so that the offender was the head lower than the feet.

Face covered with a cloth or plastic film, then head flooded with water. The suspect has the impression that melts and usually can withstand only a few seconds in this position. In fact, it is secure because the water is not able to flow into the lungs through the inclination of the body. It feels like to fill the throat, mouth and the bay water, however, is terrible. 

Americans have used this method since the nineteenth century. After the attack on the World Trade Center, the soldiers used it to interrogate suspected terrorists. But it turns out that using waterboarding is not only carried out the interview. A pediatrician in the UK using this method, raised her daughter a few years.