World | al-Qaeda in Iraq Torture Room Discovered in Northern Iraq Bloodstained chamber thought to belong to Iraq Al-Qaeda By Jason Farago Posted Dec 20, 2007 8:07 AM CST Copied U.S. Army Maj. Gen. Kevin J. Bergner, Multi-National Force -Iraq spokesman, speak to reporters on Wednesday, Dec. 19, 2007 during a press conference about recent efforts against al-Qaida.(AP Photo/Wathiq Khuzaie, Pool) (Associated Press) Coalition forces in Iraq have unearthed a blood-stained torture chamber north of the city of Muqdadiya, which the military suspects belonged to Al-Qaeda in Iraq. Troops stumbled upon a network of buildings comprising the torture room, three detention facilities and a headquarters. Forces also uncovered a mass grave containing 26 bodies. Within the torture chamber troops discovered chains hanging from the ceiling and a bed rigged to an electrical shock system. The military suspects that some of the dead found near the complex were Iraqi police officers; a bullet-riddled police car was found minutes from the site. Read These Next What people are saying about Jimmy Kimmel's suspension. ABC pulls Jimmy Kimmel under pressure. Obama warns US is facing an unprecedented 'political crisis.' Inside one of Pennsylvania's deadliest days for law enforcement. Report an error