claim: the cia paid two psychologists $81 million "to develop and run their torture program."
author: doonesbury
evidence_1: jun 22, 2017 ... the cia paid two psychologists $81 million to develop torture ... paid a pair of  military psychologists $81 million to develop and execute a ... although the  program has by now been brought into the light, the story ... at the end of it all,  jessen and mitchell received an $81 million dollar payout for their work.
evidence_2: dec 9, 2014 ... psychologists who developed interrogation techniques for the cia signed a  contract for $180 million and were paid $81 million before termination. ...  committee on intelligence report on the cia's interrogation program released  tuesday. ... company run by two psychologists, dr. john "bruce" jessen and dr.
evidence_3: dec 9, 2014 ... 2 psychologists earned $81m from cia torture tactics ... a surprisingly small  number of officials were running the program. the two contractors played a  central role — they developed, operated and assessed its interrogation  operations. ... the contract was worth $181 million but only $81 million was paid,  ...
evidence_4: dec 9, 2014 ... cia paid two ex-military psychologists $81 million to help design and run torture  program ... the two, referred to by pseudonyms in the torture report, were ... the  cia's and military's interrogation programs is shown in the new ... if they had  doubts about their actions, they succeeded in suppressing them.
evidence_5: jun 22, 2017 ... public documents suggest the cia program was led by military psychologists  john bruce jessen and james mitchell, whose techniques are widely seen as  torture. ... the cia paid psychologists $81 million to devise brutal tactics for use ...  public documents suggest it was led by two military psychologists, ...