How The Heilongjiang Provincial Drug Treatment Institute Tortured Ms. Jiang Rongzhen to Death

In December 2002, Clearwisdom.net reported that, around November 20, 2002, the Heilongjiang Provincial Drug Treatment Institute in Harbin tortured Ms. Jiang Rongzhen, a 42-year-old staff member of the Cooking Utensils Market of the Jixi Municipal Coal Machine Company, in Heilongjiang Province, until she died. Her body was cut and bruised all over and had scars from apparent electrocution. There was a hole in the front of her head and a swollen lump on the back of her head. Further investigation revealed the details of how the Heilongjiang Provincial Drug Treatment Institute killed Ms. Jiang.

The Inside Story of How The Heilongjiang Provincial Drug Treatment Institute Killed Dafa Practitioner Ms. Jiang Rongzhen

On October 12, 2002, the Heilongjiang Provincial Drug Treatment Institute carried out what it called the war of "assaulting fortified positions." On October 13, because Ms. Jiang was not "transformed" (1) and remained steadfast in practising Falun Gong, she was forcefully placed in solitary confinement in the basement. Although it was very cold outside, the door and windows were left open and she was only allowed to wear shorts and a sleeveless garment. The police incited three criminals, Huang Qixian, Lu Peiying, and Zhou Lijuan, to beat her mercilessly. They beat her until she was on the verge of death. These three criminals dragged Ms Jiang from the basement to the quadrangle and asked her to write the three statements (2). By that time Ms. Jiang was already in a coma, but the three criminals said that she refused, so they continued to brutally beat her until they beat her to death. These three criminals then found Chief Zhang Yushu and other guards. They all saw that she died, so they hurried to find a doctor. They then wrapped her body in a blanket and sent her to the hospital to be "rescued."

The people from the Heilongjiang Provincial Drug Treatment Institute kill Dafa practitioners. To heaven, their crimes are as huge as a mountain. They may escape justice in the human world but they will face heaven's justice. "What goes around, comes around!"

Recent persecution facts about Dafa practitioners in the Heilongjiang Provincial Drug Treatment Institute

On January 1, 2005, the Drug Treatment Institute held a party. Before the party, Ms Song Guixiang loudly shouted, "Falun Dafa is Good!" She was dragged out of the meeting room, placed in solitary confinement, and made to sit on an iron chair. Police handcuffed her hands behind her back and pressed her hands so they were turned in the reverse direction, which made Ms Song faint many times from the severe pain. For three days and nights, each time she regained consciousness, they further persecuted and tortured her using these same methods.

Police officer Liang Xuemei from the Heilongjiang Provincial Drug Treatment Institute also brutally persecuted Dafa practitioners. She forced practitioners to sit in the iron chairs and tortured them. Liang Xuemei shouted, "Let Dafa practitioners sit on the iron chairs and don't let them get off of them." She also organized forced brainwashing, coerced newly imprisoned practitioners to study Buddhism or other materials antithetical to their practice and forced them to do highly intense work. For those who did not obey, she used more intense torture.

Note:

(1) "Reform or Transform" Implementation of brainwashing and torture in order to force a practitioner to renounce Falun Gong. (Variations: "reform", "transform", "reformed", "reforming", "transformed", "transforming", and "transformation")

(2) "Three Statements": Practitioners are coerced under brainwashing and torture to write "Repentance Statement," "Guarantee Statement" or 'Dissociation Statement" as proof that they have given up their belief. In the statement, the practitioner is forced to admit remorse for practising Falun Gong, promise to give up Falun Gong, and never again associate with other practitioners or go to Beijing to appeal for Falun Gong.

Chinese version available at http://www.minghui.org/mh/articles/2005/3/18/97546.html