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Sunday, July 25, 2004

Iranian Court Acquits Intelligence Agent in Photojournalist’s Death

Voice of America, July 25, 2004
An Iranian court has acquitted an intelligence agent charged with killing Iranian-Canadian photojournalist Zahra Kazemi.
Mohammad Reza Aghdam Ahmadi, the sole defendant in the case, was cleared Saturday, six days after the trial abruptly ended a day after it opened.
Lawyers representing Ms. Kazemi's family argue that Mr. Ahmadi was a scapegoat, and that another official delivered the fatal blow that killed the 54-year-old photographer. The lawyers say they want to re-open the case to find the real killer.
Zahra Kazemi, a Canadian freelance journalist of Iranian origin, was arrested for taking photographs outside a Tehran prison (Evin) last year as a student protest was taking place. She died while undergoing interrogation.
The case has soured relations between Canada and Iran, which also barred Canadian observers from attending the trial.

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