Claudia8's video: Theory Behind Neda s Murder - A Target of Resistence Faith

I realize this will be controversial and is theoretical at this time; however, as a certified investigator, and limited to only those reports found on line regarding Neda and the circumstances that took her life and made her a symbol of democracy for the freedom fighters in Iran ... I have but one conclusion that must be brought forward. Future evidence may provide different conclusions; however, this is based on information available to date including a German article I came across. The only way to come to a final; conclusion; albeit likely still to be somewhat based on circumstantial evidence, would be to know for certain if Neda had been wearing a cross that day. Fact is, the only evidence pointing to Neda being Christian is the cross displayed in the photograph of her - a photograph provided by her boyfriend, Caspian Makan. Perhaps the days to come will shed more light on just WHY Neda was "targeted" out of all the people on the streets that day -- a beautiful young woman simply getting out of a vehicle and caught up in the crowd. RIP Neda ... LET NO ONE JUDGE YOU, OR ANYONE SEEKING FREEDOM OR, BASED ON YOUR/THEIR FAITH (whatever it was)! Regardless of her choice of faith, Neda was an innocent woman gunned down, as now hundreds, if not thousands, have been. She is the symbol of resistance and the symbol for those seeking basic rights & Azadi (freedom) in Iran. A symbol of someone killed by Basiji, whose brutality has been well documented even prior to the protests over the election in Iran. The regime is notorious for hanging dissidents & apostates, gays, and stoning women for acts of (alleged or actual) adultery ... and much more. Remember also, the Iranian government would have people believe that the protesters or CIA killed Neda ... an absurdity to divert attention away from their atrocities and responsibilities in the deaths of perhaps thousands by now. Listed below are but a few referenced items. I would urge everyone to research further to draw their own conclusions. There are many unanswered questions about this entire incident. But most important, is that an innocent, unarmed, woman was targeted by a brutal regime - and one of whom reports state believed in the freedom movement and was a student of philosophy. She died for freedom, plain and simple. We have come to love her ... and want to know more about her, her life, and her views on it. Her complete story should, and hopefully, will become known as she should be known. To understand more about Basiji and their brutality: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vdubIyTT27I http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QTV2vbKbobA http://www.scherrtech.com/wordpress/2009/06/23/nedas-fiance-speaks-about-her-death/ http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/middle_east/8119713.stm http://www.pi-news.net/2009/06/neda-symbolfigur-der-revolution-war-christin/ http://www.foxnews.com/story/0,2933,391742,00.html http://atlasshrugs2000.typepad.com/atlas_shrugs/