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My question remains: How do you get the information legally?
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I don't know, how do the police get it out of mass murderers?
Last I checked they didn't waterboard them or isolate them for days on end.
Oh, hey - massive extentsive interrogation.
Torture is torture. Call it what you want, and slap a pretty little sticker on it, but it's still torture. If you need information, that doesn't make it right to do that to another human being. Even if the human being is/has/plans to kill other people.
Interrogation is good for eventually getting the answer out of someone.
Torture is good for getting them to say what you want them to say.