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According to the report, a series of leaked photos and videos from the Kahrizak morgue have sparked widespread outrage. The images show bodies that appear to have been taken to the morgue straight from hospitals, before medical equipment was even removed. Some of the dead are also seen wearing hospital gowns or surgical clothing typically used for in-patient treatment or preparation for surgery. According to a specialist physician, these signs suggest that the bodies were moved straight from medical facilities to the morgue, without going through the usual discharge process or standard post-mortem procedures.
The report stated that some victims were still breathing among the bodies of dead protesters seen at Tehran’s Kahrizak Forensic Medical Center after a crackdown on protests in the capital, witnesses said in messages sent to Iran International. The report said the witnesses saw two piles of bodies at Kahrizak, some of whom were still breathing, with security forces stacking bodies on top of one another. Three eyewitnesses said security forces used live ammunition and metal pellets during demonstrations in eastern Tehran on January 9, leaving streets filled with blood. They said the shooting took place in the area from Golbarg Street toward Haft-Hoz, adding that it was impossible to film because bullets and pellets were coming from all directions.
The report added that witnesses described seeing the body of a naked man lying in a roadside drainage channel. The eyewitnesses said they were injured but did not seek medical treatment out of fear of arrest or being shot at close range. They said clinics were overwhelmed with wounded people and that residents searching for missing relatives were forced to step over bodies. The images indicate that these injured individuals reached the hospital with very low levels of consciousness and were intubated there. Many dead bodies were scattered, and some were still breathing, yet the police brought them to the morgue.
The report stated that some victims were still breathing among the bodies of dead protesters seen at Tehran’s Kahrizak Forensic Medical Center after a crackdown on protests in the capital, witnesses said in messages sent to Iran International. The report said the witnesses saw two piles of bodies at Kahrizak, some of whom were still breathing, with security forces stacking bodies on top of one another. Three eyewitnesses said security forces used live ammunition and metal pellets during demonstrations in eastern Tehran on January 9, leaving streets filled with blood. They said the shooting took place in the area from Golbarg Street toward Haft-Hoz, adding that it was impossible to film because bullets and pellets were coming from all directions.
The report added that witnesses described seeing the body of a naked man lying in a roadside drainage channel. The eyewitnesses said they were injured but did not seek medical treatment out of fear of arrest or being shot at close range. They said clinics were overwhelmed with wounded people and that residents searching for missing relatives were forced to step over bodies. The images indicate that these injured individuals reached the hospital with very low levels of consciousness and were intubated there. Many dead bodies were scattered, and some were still breathing, yet the police brought them to the morgue.
