‘You could do whatever you wanted’: Lithuania to sell CIA ‘interrogation’ site

In the Lithuanian countryside near the capital Vilnius, an innocuous looking steel barn hides a dark secret. Behind its walls are windowless rooms with soundproof doors where CIA terror suspects were once held for interrogation, part of the notorious "rendition program" run by the US intelligence agency during the height of the war on terror. Now, though, the site could soon have a new owner, with the Lithuanian government putting it up for sale at an undisclosed price.