“Want to know what it was like to look hardened terrorists in the eye and match wits with them day after day? Then I highly recommend reading T.C. Fuller's compelling memoir of his tenure as an FBI interrogator at Guantanamo. Fuller artfully takes us inside the interrogation room so we can see for ourselves what really happened. You might be surprised by what you find out. This is a fascinating, important account by a man who has dedicated his life to the service of his country.”

John C. McManus, Ph.D., Curators' Distinguished Professor, Missouri University of Science and Technology,

author of To the End of the Earth: The U.S. Army and the Downfall of Japan, 1945

“Empathy for the Devil” is the latest memoir by T.C. Fuller, a seasoned FBI Agent and former Army Officer challenged with confronting and interrogating our nation’s enemies during the Global War on Terror. T.C. recounts these interrogations from his extensive personal notes, maps, and diary entries of his tour to Guantanamo Bay. While the FBI and DOD have carefully redacted the book, his tales from behind the razor wire of Camp X-Ray are unexpectedly funny and surprisingly intimate in detail, which offers an illuminating glimpse into the lives of those who confront evil on our behalf. This book will surely entertain and captivate those seeking a behind-the-scenes look at Gitmo.

Rich Brown, Co-Founder and Editor-in-Chief of the American Warrior Society,

author of On Violence & Varietals: Confessions of a Savage Some