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Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi - May 23, 2000 - Meeting with Ministry of Intelligence Employees Accused in the Serial Murders after their Release, Accompanied by Fahimeh Dori, Wife of Saeed Emami, and Reports of their Alleged Torturous Interrogations

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Saturday 2024/10/12 - 12:51 News Code: 921

A joint meeting was held with Salman Khodadadi and Jahanbakhsh Mohebbinia, both representatives of the Fifth Parliament with security backgrounds, who encouraged me not to withdraw from the Sixth Parliament.

A group of professors from the Islamic Azad University visited to report on the establishment of the Center for Research on Science and Religion, seeking guidance, to which I provided some advice.

In the afternoon, a group of individuals accused in the serial murders, who were recently released, including [Messrs. Samiei, Morteza Ghebeh Esfahani, Rashdi, Sadeghat, Akbar Khoshkooshk, Majidi, and Mrs. Fahimeh Dori], the wife of Saeed Emami, visited. They recounted severe mistreatment during their interrogations, expressing deep discontent and serious grievances. Messrs. [Mohsen] Nourbakhsh, [Eshaq] Jahangiri, and Dr. [Mohammad Ali] Najafi, [members of the Central Council of the Executives of Construction Party], also came, suggesting that I should refrain from joining the Parliament.

In the evening, all members of my family came to the Expediency Council, urging me to withdraw from the parliamentary seat, and we had a discussion.

Mr. [Ali] Aghamohammadi, [Deputy of the National Broadcasting Organization], called and reported that during a gathering of the Office for Strengthening Unity at Tehran University, slogans were chanted against me, Mr. [Ahmad] Jannati, the judiciary, and some newspapers, as well as against the leadership, demanding action against them.

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