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mCÄmNÐlÉkßrkm<úCa List of Documented Methods or Types of Torture Compiled by Ry Lakana No Document Position in 1975-1979 Methods or Types of Torture Date of Place of Interview Interview 1 D24817 Interrogator at S-21 Suffocated with plastic bags, beaten with Jan 26, 2001 Smao-khnhei village, Trapaing Sap commune, tree branches, pulling out fingernails, Baty district, Takeo province holding prisoner's heads under water as well. 2 D24822 Prisoner at Snay Pol Blindfolded with cloth or scarf and shot April 19, 2001 Ta-Chou village, Sarikakeo commune, Lvea from behind, cut the throat using palm Em district, Kandal Province ribs. 3 D24826 Chief of guard at S-21 Prisoners were beaten. Feb 12, 2001 Anlong Tasan village, Prek Sdey commune, Koh Thom district, Kandal Province 4 D25046 Guard at S-21 Electrocution Dec 18, 1999 Lvea village, Pech Changva commune, Boribo district, Kampong Chhnang Province 5 D25047 Guard at S-21 Blindfolded with cloth or scarf and beaten Dec 17, 1999 Kraing Korkoh village, Pech Changva commune, Boribo district, Kampong Chhnang Province 6 D25048 Guard at S-21 Introduced water into mouth while Dec 18, 1999 Lvea village, Pech Changva commune, Boribo blindfolded district, Kampong Chhnang Province 7 D25049 Guard at S-21 Clubbing and electrocution, shot, bodies Dec 27, 1999 Sa Poa village, Ta Ches commune, Kampong burned (foreigner) Tralach district, Kampong Chhnang Province 8 D25051 Guard at S-21 Electrocution, abdominal surgery, cut the Dec 18, 1999 Ponlai village, Popel commune, Boribo throat, beaten with iron bars district, Kampong Chhnang Province 9 D25052 Guard at S-21 Blindfolded and beaten with hoe, cut the Dec 19, 1999 Thlok Chroeu village, Anhchanh Roung throat with knife, then buried commune, Boribo district, Kampong Chhnang Province 10 Messenger of Division Blindfolded Lon Nol Soldiers and killed Dec 10, 1999 Anchanh Roung village, Anhchanh Roung D25086 commune, Boribo district, Kampong Chhnang Province 11 D25087 Driver of Division Beaten with hoe (prison at Longvek) Dec 25, 1999 Anhchanh Roung commune, Boribo district, Kampong Chhnang Province 12 D25053 Guard at S-21 cut with knife and salt or shampoo poured Dec 27, 1999 Banteay Meas village, Sep commune, into wound Kampong Tralach district, Kampong Chhnang Province 13 D25096 Female solider Beaten with stick at work site (Anhchang Dec 24, 1999 Anhchanh Roung commune, Roung) 14 D25100 Chief of Mobile Brigade Tied and beaten Dec 25, 1999 Samaki Meanchey district, Kampong Unit Chhnang Province 15 D25101 Mobile Brigade Unit Beaten with bar (Wat Sandek Kuk) Dec 26, 1999 Kampong Tralach district, Kampong Chhnang Province 16 D25502 Mobile Brigade Unit Beaten with stick (Prison Tumnop Moeun) Dec 22, 1999 Kraing Lvea commune, Boribo district 17 D25103 Mobile Brigade Unit Tied and hit at midnight and also gave to Dec 26, 1999 Kampong Tralach district, Kampong Chhnang ants to bite prisoners; children splashed Province on tree (Kampong Chhnang) 18 D25056 Guard at S-21 Shooting, abdominal surgery, beating with Dec 27, 1999 Tasok village, Sep commune, Kampong bar Tralach district, Kampong Chhnang Province Page 2 of 21 19 D24928 Chief of Group Dropped into the hole after using axe to hit N/A Svay Ta-Mek village, Koh Thom commune, Koh Thom district, Kandal Province 20 D24946 Solider Bound hands and legs and Starved Jan 8, 2003 Chong Koh village, Koh Thom commune, Koh Thom district, Kandal Province 21 D24953 Guard at S-21 Electrocution, hung upside down Jan 8, 2003 Prek Pi village, Koh Thom commune, Koh Thom district, Kandal Province 22 D24894 Female Soldier Hit with hoe, pulled with ox and plough July 17, 2002 Protheat village, Prek Sdey commune, Koh Thom district, Kandal Province 23 D24899 Soldier Pushed into the well July 17, 2002 Po Reamea village, Prek Sdey commune, Koh Thom district, Kandal Province 24 D24909 Factory Worker Pinned the nail into the hands July 8, 2002 Protheat village, Prek Sdey commune, Koh Thom district, Kandal Province 25 D24939 Female soldier Used humans for plowing Jan 7, 2003 Choeu Khmao village, Choeu Khmao commune, Koh Thom district, Kandal Province 26 D24923 Guard at S-21 Hit and crushed by truck Aug 20, 2002 Prek Thmey village, Prek Thmey commune, Koh Thom district, Kandal Province 27 D24926 Economic at Prey Sor Hit and hung upside down N/A Prek Thmey village, Prek Thmey commune, (S-21 Kh) Koh Thom district, Kandal Province 28 D25131 Child Unit Beaten with a kind of tree branch June 11, 2001 Sleng Kraom village, Nhe Nhorng commune, Tram Kok district, Takeo Province 29 D25133 Child Unit Hit and put on the ant nest June 11, 2001 Dom Nak village, Odom Soriya commune, Tram Kok district, Takeo Province Page 3 of 21 30 D25136 Child Unit Hit with bar and bound, then dropped into May 7, 2001 Thnong Roloeung village, Leay Bo commune, the water Tram Kok district, Takeo Province 31 D25146 Mobile Brigade Unit Hit 12 times with stick May 10, 2001 Ta Leak village, Kous commune, Tram Kok district, Takeo Province 32 D25106 Child Medic Bound to the pillar and hit with stick Mar 29, 2001 Prey Dark-Por village, Trapaing Thom commune, Tram Kok district, Takeo Province 33 D25119 Child Soldier Caught the Vietnamese soldier to kill May 28, 2001 Kraing Svay village, Sre Ro-Naong commune, Tram Kok district, Takeo Province 34 D25120 Child Soldier Bound and blindfolded June 14, 2001 Stung village, O Saray commune, Tram Kok district, Takeo Province 35 D25124 Child Messenger Put plastic bag over the head June 15, 2001 Russey Srok village, Nhe Nhorng commune, Tram Kok district, Takeo Province 36 D25125 Child Messenger and Hit to death June 13, 2001 Dom Nakk Rovieng village, Po Pel commune, militiaman Tram Kok district, Takeo Province 37 D25128 Child Soldier Hit May 29, 2001 Porng Teuk village, Kus commune, Tram Kak district, Takeo Province 38 D25130 Child Soldier Witnessed the district messenger was June 13, 2001 Sro Nge village, Oudom Soriya commune, taken away to be killed Tram Kok district, Takeo Province 39 D25057 Guard at S-21 Bound with hammock, blindfolded with Dec 26, 1999 Thmar Ith village, Thmar Ith commune, Krama and executed Kampong Tralach district, Kampong Chhnang Province Page 4 of 21 40 D25058 Guard at S-21 Bound and executed Dec 29, 1999 Kraing Skea village, Kraing Skea commune, Tuek Phos district, Kampong Chhnang Province 41 D25061 Guard at S-21 Hit until bled Feb 25, 2000 Pea Ny village, Pea Ny commune, Kampong Tralach district, Kampong Chhnang Province 42 D24592, Prisoner at S-21 “KH” Hung upside down, took children to feed to May 2, 2001 Koh Thom commune, Koh Thom district, D24840 crocodile Kandal Province 43 D24839 Chief of Division 703 Witness Sung rape a female and killed (Am June 12, 2001 Peam Prochum village, Prek Ambil commune, office Laing) Sa-ang district, Kandal Province 44 D24534 Prisoner at Office 15 Insert an iron bar into leg and bound to the Jan 115, 2001 Koh Thom commune, Koh Thom district, (Region 25 Security chair Kandal Province Center) 45 D24535 Prisoner at Office 15 Hung upside down, put into sack Jan 15, 2001 #8 village, Po Ti Ban commune, Koh Thom (Region 25 Security district, Kandal Province Center) 46 D24536 Prisoner at Region 35 Bound hands behind the back, used Jan 20, 2001 Kampot Province Security Center wooden stick to hit the legs 47 D24537 District Mobile Brigade Witnessed the Khmer Rouge bound his Jan 18, 2001 Kampong Trach district, Kampot Province Unit own father 48 D24538 Chief of Commune Witnessed the security guard use a bar to Jan 18, 2001 Dang Tung district, Kampot Province beat the prisoner 49 D24539 Base People Put into the sack and executed, arrested Jan 17, 2001 Dang Tung district, Kampot Province new people 50 D24541 Prisoner at Region 35 Used clock to put on the face not to let him Jan 20, 2001 Dang Tung district, Kampot Province Security Center breathe, put the head into a plastic bag Page 5 of 21 51 D24542 Prisoner at District 105’s Used sword to cut the neck and pull into Feb 3, 2001 Tram Kak district, Takeo Province Security Center the hole 52 D24543 Cadre at District 105’s Used bar when interrogated Mar 29, 2001 Po Pel commune, Tram Kak district, Takeo Security Center Province 53 D24544 Prisoner at Ta Ai One who was sick would be taken to be Mar 28, 2001 Phnom Touch village, Sophy commune, Baty Security Center killed district, Takeo Province 54 D24545 Prisoner at Zone’s Led to be killed Mar 28, 2001 Phnom Touch village, Sophy commune, Baty Security Center district, Takeo Province 55 D24546 Child of a prisoner at Took to be killed Mar 28, 2001 Sophy commune, Baty district, Takeo Wat Kor Koh Security Province Center 56 D24548 Prisoner at Chamka Tied hands on the back with hammock Mar 29, 2001 Phnom Touch village, Sophy commune, Baty Doung’s Security Center rope and hanging upside down district, Takeo Province 57 D24549 Prisoner at Wat Kor Koh Tied on neck led to walk, blindfolded and Mar 29, 2001 Phnom Touch village, Sophy commune, Baty Security Center then pushed into the hole district, Takeo Province 58 D24550 Cadre at Chamka Bound with palm ribs and executed, Mar 29, 2001 Phnom Touch village, Sophy commune, Baty Doung’s Security Center Slaughtered using axe and hit with Stick district, Takeo Province 59 D24551 Cadre at Chamka Hit with hoe and bamboo stump and Mar 29, 2001 Phnom Touch village, Sophy commune, Baty Doung’s Security Center pulled into hole district, Takeo Province 60 D24552 Prisoner at Chrey O- Bound to the cart wheel Mar 28, 2001 Koma Reachea commune, Baty district, Takeo Phnao Province 61 D24553 Cadre at Chamka Took to be killed Mar 28, 2001 Koma Reachea commune, Baty district,
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