The sister of Alireza Safahi, the executed protester, posted a picture of him in court and wrote on Instagram about the "stunned look" and "innocence of a young man" on her brother's face. He wrote in this text: "Look at his eyes at that stunned look, at the hatred that was seen behind his closed lips. As if he still had the innocence of a young man, but his eyes seemed to have screamed a thousand times. Referring to the moments before the death of this 22-year-old young man, Safhi's sister said that she does not know what her brother was thinking at that moment, what he was afraid of and how many times he said in his heart: "I didn't do anything." He continued to write: "No one should face death with all these questions in their eyes, with this silent hatred, with this look full of disbelief." Sepahi's sister also wrote: "I wish someone had looked at your eyes at that moment, not at the sentence that was written for you." I wish they would hear your anger before they impose your silence on the world forever." In the end, he wrote, some looks are never forgotten and even when their owners are taken from their loved ones, they still ask: "What did I do? ".

The sister of Alireza Safahi, the executed protester, posted a picture of him in court and wrote on Instagram about the "stunned look" and "innocence of a young man" on her brother's face. He wrote in this text: "Look at his eyes at that stunned look, at the hatred that was seen behind his closed lips. As if he still had the innocence of a young man, but his eyes seemed to have screamed a thousand times. Referring to the moments before the death of this 22-year-old young man, Safhi's sister said that she does not know what her brother was thinking at that moment, what he was afraid of and how many times he said in his heart: "I didn't do anything." He continued to write: "No one should face death with all these questions in their eyes, with this silent hatred, with this look full of disbelief." Sepahi's sister also wrote: "I wish someone had looked at your eyes at that moment, not at the sentence that was written for you." I wish they would hear your anger before they impose your silence on the world forever." In the end, he wrote, some looks are never forgotten and even when their owners are taken from their loved ones, they still ask: "What did I do? ".