Two years on !



A thorough look at the death of Neda Agha Soltan. Watch and make your own thoughts.
Unfortunately the last 3 parts have no English subtitle, should I come across them I will replace it.














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Anonymous said…
This is actually a well done documentary, They have everyone involved in this mystery round a table and the conclusion is stunning and I am tempted to believe.

It makes sense and I am sure time will either confirm or disprove it, but I bet on its confirmation.
Sun Aug 07, 03:33:00 PM
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