State Television Airs Coerced Confessions Regarding Serial Poisonings

Confessions from state television related to serial poisonings in the city of Lar were broadcast.

The regime has once again resorted to coerced confessions, this time regarding serial poisonings. Confessions broadcast by the state television and radio network concerning the poisoning of students in Lar, Shiraz, reflect a new but rotten scenario of the regime.

This is not the first time that the Islamic Republic regime has arrested people and extracted forced confessions to cover up its own crimes. Regarding the student poisonings, it has also created a new scenario and obtained forced confessions from the oppressed people of Iran.

Apparently, this scenario was inspired by the animated film The Incredibles, and the father and daughter characters in this scenario were also selected based on this animation—a father and daughter who are excitable.

Chemical gas that is lethal and used in attacks, and could not be in anyone’s hands except the regime—how could it be obtained in the free market, let alone by teenagers, in half an hour?

In this television report, the news anchor announces that toxic gas was used to poison 7 schools. A girl being interviewed by the journalist mentions the names of 5 schools and continues by saying we also carried out this action in other schools. This confession means they have poisoned more than 7 schools. Further in the confessions, this girl continues that I also tagged “Iran International” by posting videos on virtual pages, and our goal was to make people lose confidence in the regime. As if people have had confidence in the regime until now and will lose it from now on.

The full video broadcast by state television can be viewed below.

The Islamic Republic regime in Lar was able to arrest 5 people and involve two of them, who were a father and daughter, in its game, extract forced confessions from them, and claim they are making a film and these individuals are the main actors of the film. For over 32 other provinces that have been subjected to chemical gas attacks, some have even died and it has even reached metro stations—what will the regime do? These scenarios have become ridiculous and unbelievable even for the regime itself.

However, the Iranian people are more aware and awake than ever, and will not be made a plaything by these scenarios, and the calls will continue until the fall of the regime.