In fact he is ready to confess anything. He signs a false statement saying he went to train in Afghanistan… he knows nothing…” (Grey). Basically Gray confirms that torture is not effective. Torture is a method that can force an innocent person to accept something that is not true. It can force an innocent person to plead guilty to what they are accused of, as in the case of Maher Arar. Maher Arar agreed that he had gone to train in Afghanistan, which was not true. The reason he did this is simple: he wanted to stop the pain being inflicted on him by the CIA interrogator. The torture strategy was what led to this. The mere fact that this has happened and could continue to happen is a cause for great concern, because not only is torture providing false information, but it is also causing an innocent person to confess to something they did not do. This not only means that the person is being tortured unjustifiably, but it also means that that person may face legal charges as a result of the torture. A person suffering is very likely to be willing to say anything the CIA wants to hear, which makes torture not only an unreliable method