I Was Forced to Squat for a Year and Deprived of Sleep for A Month in Shijiazhuang Forced Labor Camp
(Clearwisdom.net) The police guards Bian Shuqiang, Zhang
Li, and Dong Xinguo from Team 2, Division 2 utilized various methods to
fiendishly persecute Falun Gong practitioners. Ailing practitioner Mr. Wang Hongbin from Shijiazhuang
remained steadfast in his practice. He helped more than 30 practitioners to know
the true nature of the evil CCP (Chinese Communist Party). With his help, those
practitioners made void the "four statements" they had previously
signed under the evil persecution and deceit. Bian Shuqiang and other guards
used inhuman and cruel physical punishment to torture Mr. Wang and the other
practitioners. Mr. Wang was unable to regain his health and eventually passed
away. Practitioner Mr. Wei Chaozong from Cangzhou was detained in
Team 2, Division 2, where he suffered from various kinds of inhuman and savage
tortures. He was forced to squat the whole time. The long-term tortures damaged
his internal organs. He was unable to eat or drink. Bian Shuqiang and some other
guards took Mr. Wei out of the labor camp. He died the very next day. Bian and
his gang then fabricated a false cause of death for Mr. Wei, intending to shirk
their responsibility for the murder. I suffered the same kind of tortures in Team 2, Division 2. I
was forced to stay awake for 24 hours. For nearly a year I was forced to
constantly squat. One prison guard afterwards told me, "I absolutely did
not believe that you would survive. At that moment, your physical appearance was
totally non-human. The police said that they at least would take one of your
legs." They did not allow me to drink anything, and my tongue was as stiff
as a rod. I could not speak. After that, my tongue shed a layer of skin. When I
was extremely sleepy, the prison guards would brutally beat me and smear hot
pepper water into my eyes.
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http://www.minghui.org/mh/articles/2006/5/24/128650.html
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