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Torture Methods Used on Practitioners By Nanyang City Police in Henan Province (Clearwisdom.net) Torture Method One: Lifting the Victim with Iron Bar The victim is forced to squat with his two arms around his
knees. Then his hands are cuffed tightly. An iron bar is then inserted above his
arms, and under his knees. Afterwards, the bar is lifted and the two ends of it
are placed on two desks. This way, the victim is virtually lifted off the ground
in between the desks, with his face up and back down. Soon the handcuffs will
cut into his flesh, causing unbearable pain. In no more than 10 minutes, the
victim is soaked with sweat. Even the floor under him is wet. The victim's legs
are often immobilized after this torture. Policemen Miao Xiaopeng and Huang Wei from Nanzhou County
Police Department, Nanyang City, once used this torture on practitioner Chen
Jian for 10 minutes. Huang Wei has now been transferred to a different work
unit. Torture Method Two: Handcuffing the Victim in Such a Way That His Body is
Tilted One hand of the victim is cuffed to a ring on the ceiling.
The other hand of the victim is cuffed to a window. This way, the body of the
victim is tilted. Police captain Wang Tengyong from Nanyang City Police
Department once used this torture on 10 practitioners. Wang Huaiying, a
practitioner from Shandong Province was one of them. She was beaten to death
after she endured this torture. When her family members came to claim her body,
the police even attempted to extort several thousand yuan as a so-called
cremation fee, but were rejected. Torture Method Three: Torturing the Victim with Shackles Filled with Sharp
Thorns The victim is shackled, and the inside of the shackles is filled with sharp
thorns. Two people then drag the victim's arms and force him to run laps. While
running, the victim has to suffer excruciating pain caused by the sharp thorns
that make contact with his ankles. Ma Fei, a practitioner from Nanyang City, once suffered this torture in
Pinggu County Prison in Beijing in 2000. Posting date: 9/26/2004 |