Cao Zhongyang Has Suffered a Mental Collapse Due to Persecution at the Jinzhou Forced Labor Camp in Liaoning Province (Photo)
(Clearwisdsom.net) Falun Dafa practitioner Mr. Cao Zhongyang, 35, from
Xinmin Village in the town of Xinmin, Taihe District of Jinzhou City, Liaoning
Province, is widely known as an upstanding person. Despite this, he was
illegally imprisoned in a local detention center on June 13, 2003 by officers
from the Xiaolingzi police station in Taihe District. He was then sent to the
Jinzhou Forced Labor Camp on July 1 where, in less than a year, he was
persecuted to the point of mental collapse. Jinzhou Forced Labor Camp The Second Division of Jinzhou Forced Labor Camp is notorious for persecuting
Falun Gong practitioners. The guards there force practitioners to wear metal
army helmets and then shock the practitioners with electric batons. They also
deprive practitioners of sleep for several days and nights in a row. The guards
shackle practitioners to metal chairs and shock them with electric batons for
prolonged periods of time. In addition, the guards have also been known to force
practitioners to sit in the full lotus position (a meditation posture where the
legs are crossed, one on top of the other) and then to bind the practitioners'
legs with bed sheets, keeping them tied up for extended periods. Some
practitioners could not walk for several months after being subjected to this
agonizing torture. Ever since Cao Zhongyang arrived in the Second Division, he was brutally
tortured until he suffered a mental collapse. Sometimes he sits catatonic,
staring into space for hours; other times he will alternate between fits of
crying and smiling. On one occasion, he held a bun tightly in his hands and
would not put it down for any reason. Though he exhibited these obvious signs of
mental breakdown, the prison guards still made him write the "Three
Statements." On December 3, 2004, Cao Zhongyang's family finally was able to secure his
release on bail for medical treatment. On December 15, 2004, his family sent him
to Jinzhou Mental Hospital. No word has been received on his condition since
being admitted to the hospital. Jinzhou Forced Labor Camp, Tel: 86-416-2625627 January 10, 2005

Police: Zhang Haiping, Jin Fuli, Bai Jinlong, Li Songtao, Zhang Chunfeng
Xiaolingzi Police Station in Taihe District of Jinzhou City, Tel: 86-416-3498207
Chief: Cong Zhitian
Deputy chief: Liu Xu
Instructor: Bian Jidong
Police: Shang Zhiyong, Shan (given name not known)
Chinese version available at
http://www.minghui.ca/mh/articles/2005/1/11/93263.html
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