Mahsa Amini’s head was definitely struck

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Mahsa Amini’s head was definitely struck.

Mahsa Amini’s head was definitely struck. Saleh Nikbakht, the lawyer for Mahsa Amini’s family, stated that Mahsa was definitely struck before reaching the guidance patrol center. Saleh Nikbakht, the lawyer for Mahsa Amini’s family, mentioned this in a conversation with the Etimad newspaper.

The guidance patrol officers who initially arrested Mahsa had cameras installed on their uniforms, so much so that Mahsa’s cousin, who was with her, was told by the officers to stand aside so her image wouldn’t be captured on the police camera.

According to specialist doctors and independent experts, Mahsa’s death has no connection with her previous condition, which involved the removal of a mole or small growth above her eye. Additionally, Mahsa had no history of heart, vascular, or kidney diseases.

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Her family wants to know whether the blood that seeped from the base of her skull, neck, and ear was due to a disease or trauma, meaning an external blow.

In my opinion, and that of reputable doctors and informed individuals who have been consulted, Mahsa was definitely struck before reaching the guidance patrol center. Furthermore, there is a high likelihood that she was struck after being in the detention center as well.

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