Saeed was our breadwinner, please bring him back to us.

Saeed Yacoubi's family asked the judiciary to return their son to them.

Saeed Yaqoubi, Majid Kazemi, and Saleh Mirhashemi are among the protesters who have been arrested in connection with the so-called "Isfahan House" case. The Islamic Republic's judiciary has charged them with "moharebeh" (war on hatred) and issued them death sentences.

A case that contains ambiguities and clear contradictions. The "1500 Pictures" group shared a tweet yesterday in which it addressed the contradictions in this case.

Now, a video of Saeed Yaqoubi's family has been posted on social media, in which his mother says: "This 85-year-old father and 81-year-old mother, Saeed, were our breadwinners. Please accompany my child and return him to me. I have no hope except for God and him."

The case, about which government-affiliated news agencies have also published contradictory information, has drawn widespread reactions. As the Iranian Human Rights Organization stated in a report: In addition to intensifying repression through arbitrary arrests, sexual and physical harassment during detention and interrogation, as well as issuing summary sentences, the risk of issuing or executing death sentences threatens at least 109 other protesters.