Published by Yazahra (SA) Publications, the book Torture provides first-hand documents from the case files of criminals involved in "Engineering Operation."
According to the Habilian, the book Torture contains over 60 pages of documents, including interrogation transcripts and minutes from the Office of the Prosecutor General of the Islamic Revolution of Iran, related to the perpetrators of the historic crimes of "Engineering Operation." This book recounts the stories and brutal torture of three members of the Islamic Revolution Committees and a shoemaker, who were subjected to the most barbaric tortures. Revisiting this human tragedy undoubtedly helps the younger generation understand the historical enemies of the revolution and the opponents of the governemnrt, which is rooted in the blood of martyrs such as Mohsen Mirjalili, Taleb Taheri, and Shahrokh Tahmasbi. The publisher has strived to bring readers closer to the atmosphere of the documented events through meticulous design and the selection of appropriate typography.
Excerpts from the book:
One day, Taher (Javad Mohammadi) entered the house and attacked the Committee members. Afterward, he came out and said that extracting information from them this way was impossible. He suggested that we terrify them and use the harshest methods to get the information. Initially, we tied them to chairs as we had done before and poured boiling water on their swollen, bloodied feet, causing their skin to crack and blisters to burst. We punched them until their mouths bled and their teeth broke, then used pliers to pull out the broken teeth. Despite their weakened state and groaning, we continued. We cut their ears with knives. When they lost consciousness, we intensified our methods. Once, when one of them regained consciousness, Taghi placed a hot iron on his back, burning him until he fainted again. When they woke up, we poured hot water over their heads, causing their faces to blister. We then tore out their hair along with the burnt skin and struck their heads and faces with lead rods, breaking one of their jaws. We whipped the blistered areas with cables, causing blood to gush from their bodies. The the Committee members wished for death a thousand times over, as we had used every method imaginable. Taher dragged the knife across various parts of their bodies, leaving no part unbloodied. Finally, in our frustration and having obtained nothing, we gouged out one of their eyes and decided to kill them.