Occasionally, torture can produce information, except no statement made under torture should ever be believed unless it is self-proving or verified by hard evidence. When people are tortured, the information supplied is often misleading, the person undergoing torture do not have an ultimate goal of supplying accurate information (Holzinger, 2013). Usually, the goal is to stop torture in order to allow stress levels to return to normal levels. Also, it is challenging to maintain the interrogators psychologically normal when, they participate is such challenging situations. Thus, for those undergoing torture, they may consider themselves as heroes and not criminal (Perez, 2014). The interrogators who torture are perceived as dirty and immoral,
