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Priests Claim Torture; Arizona Army Post Says No

TUCSON, Ariz. - A pair of priests arrested in November for trespassing on Fort Huachuca are determined to make a court case out of what they contend is torture being taught at the Southern Arizona Army post.

"We're going to put torture on trial," the Rev. Louis Vitale and the Rev. Steve Kelly told nearly 80 people Friday in the sanctuary of the Southside Presbyterian Church in Tucson.

The two believe the post and its intelligence leadership prepare soldiers to become torturers in a misguided attempt to extract information.