Around 3am day 2 they started moving people in vans; Reza said a driver was talking to a Basiji about Evin prison is full.

In first day at Evin prison staff started searching for severely injured people and gave them some first aid.

They ran another confession show at Evin, this time with promise of instant freedom and new accusations.

In the last days, Reza said, it looked like the capturers got a little more organized and started searching for more specific cases among the arrested.

Unfortunately Reza’s mother told everything she knew over the phone to a man calling from Evin.

The caller promised Reza’s family they will release him if he’s really innocent.

But after they learned Reza...

Around 3am day 2 they started moving people in vans; Reza said a driver was talking to a Basiji about Evin prison is full.

In first day at Evin prison staff started searching for severely injured people and gave them some first aid.

They ran another confession show at Evin, this time with promise of instant freedom and new accusations.

In the last days, Reza said, it looked like the capturers got a little more organized and started searching for more specific cases among the arrested.

Unfortunately Reza’s mother told everything she knew over the phone to a man calling from Evin.

The caller promised Reza’s family they will release him if he’s really innocent.

But after they learned Reza is a student, they moved him to a harsher environment with some other prisoners.

According to Reza some students from Polytechnic university were also there.

Guards prevented them from sleeping by keeping them standing all night long.

In the morning a man who introduced himself as intelligence agent came, saying he would record their confessions with a camera.

He promised that if one of them would confess in front of the camera, he would free them all, that they will blur his face, and he would have nothing to worry about.

At night around 10 PM they released Reza, and his family instantly moved him to a hospital, where he was treated for internal bleeding.

Note from the blogger: I skipped some of the incidents as Reza requested. He’s very weak both mentally and physically, and and I don’t want to put him in more pressure of any kind right now. We passed a letter to Karoubi today describing everything we know about various students conditions.

Submitted, edited June 26, 2009