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Swiss Citizen Dies by Suicide in Semnan Province Prison on Espionage Charges, Amid Reports of Psychological Torture
Jan 9, 2025, 03:40 PM
A Swiss citizen detained on espionage charges died by suicide in a prison in Semnan province, Iran, as confirmed by local judicial authorities. The individual had been held in solitary confinement and reportedly requested food from fellow inmates shortly before the incident. The Semnan judiciary stated that all evidence from the location has been reviewed, confirming the suicide. The official announcement did not disclose the identity of the Swiss national, the timing of the arrest, or further details regarding the circumstances surrounding the death. Reports indicate that the individual had been captured by Iranian authorities, with some sources suggesting psychological torture may have contributed to the suicide.
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