Parviz Sabeti was an Iranian lawyer and former SAVAK top deputy. (credit: Erfan Fard) Recently, a group of these morally and historically bankrupt individuals and agents of evil in 1979 ...
The Islamic Republic quickly established its own secret police, Savama – Sazman-e Ettelaat Va Amniat Meli Iran – which used many of the same brutal methods as Savak. This week, Iranians will recall ...
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Iranian exiles in the US want $225 million for years of brutal torture by notorious security chiefThree former political dissidents now living in the U.S. are suing the Shah of Iran’s “chief torturer” – who later relocated to Florida and became a real estate developer – over years of ...
Sabeti in the 1970s served as the deputy head of SAVAK, the feared security and intelligence service of the last shah of Iran, Mohammad Reza Pahlavi. RFE/RL’s Radio Farda has obtained a copy of ...
Sabeti was identified as second-in-command of Iran’s secret police, or SAVAK, which existed prior to the Islamic Revolution of 1979 that saw the current regime take over and form a totalitarian ...
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