The preliminary statement of the Director General of Forensic Medicine of Tehran Province regarding the death of Mahsa Amini

Mahsa Amini had a brain surgery in 2007 in one of the hospitals in Tehran.

There were no signs of injuries on the head and face, bruises around the eyes, and fractures at the base of the skull.

In the autopsy of the trunk and abdomen, no traces of bleeding, crushing, or tearing were observed in the internal organs of the body.

What needs time is to determine the cause of the deceased's death, which will be done after the results of the tests of the samples taken and its compilation with the results of the examination and autopsy of the body and medical records are determined and will be presented in the form of an official report of the forensic organization.

According to Jamaran from Judiciary Media Center, the Director General of Forensic Medicine of Tehran province explained the initial opinion of this organization regarding the investigation of Mahsa Amini's case.

In this comment, only things such as the medical records of the late Amini and the physical examination of the body are mentioned. In the meantime, what needs time is to determine the cause of the deceased's death, which will be done after the results of the tests on the samples taken are determined and combined with the results of the examination and autopsy of the body and medical records. It will be presented to the judicial authority in the form of an official report of the forensic organization.

Dr. Mehdi Frouzesh commented on the investigation process of Mahsa Amini's case in the Forensic Medicine Organization and why the body of the deceased was handed over to her family in a short time and the body was not kept for a few days in the Forensic Medicine Center for examinations. In the Forensic Medicine Organization of the country, there was no need for identification documents in the process of the cases referred to this organization also considering that the identity of the body was known.

He added: The process of dealing with the cases of bodies with a clear identity is naturally much shorter than that of bodies whose identities are unknown.

The Director General of Forensic Medicine of Tehran Province stated: Considering that the identity of the deceased Mahsa Amini was known; This case was dealt with in the shortest possible time.

Dr. Frouzesh added: Considering that any comment in the Forensic Medicine Organization of the country regarding the cases referred to this organization requires detailed and substantiated documentation, in this particular case, until this moment, the medical documentation that can be cited is only an inpatient case. He died in that hospital in 2007 at the age of 8 years, and this case is related to a brain surgery on him in one of the hospitals in Tehran.

The General Director of Forensic Medicine of Tehran province said regarding the doubts raised in the case of Mahsa Amini: Considering that there is incorrect and unscientific information in the cyberspace regarding blood coming out of the ears, fracture of the base of the skull and damage to the internal organs of the body. deceased had taken action, we must announce that in the physical examination and autopsy, no signs of injuries on the head and face, bruises around the eyes, and fractures at the base of the skull were observed.

Dr. Frouzesh stated: In the autopsy of the trunk and abdomen, no traces of bleeding, crushing, or tearing were observed in the internal organs of the body./Jamaran