A Shirt without Yousef

An unknown automobile entered the camp at noon on half July in 1988. Ten minutes later, they called an Iranian brave officer, Hassan Mirzaiee. They took Mirzaiee to Estekhbarat Office in Baghdad. One and a half month later, his friend came to the camp. He had brought Hassan's shirt with himself. We said "where is he"? He said "I saw him when he was groaning. He told me if you go to the camp, you may tell them "Hassan passed away with honor". When he said these words, Ba'thi soldiers came and took him. A few days later, I only could bring his shirt with myself. Afterwards, Iraqi soldiers informed that "he had epilepsy. We operated on him; but it was useless". Mirazaiee was the healthiest captive in the camp. We had to grin and bear the distress of his separation and oppressiveness. Hassan Mirzaiee's ghost was released; the exact day when the captives' body were released after two years.