'I did not do it', her voice almost like that of a trapped animal

A woman clad in black burqa is surrounded by Saudi policemen on a street in Mecca, they hold her down to the ground as she desperately screams ‘I did not do it’, her voice almost like that of a trapped animal. One of the men dressed in white robes then brandishes a sword as she continues screaming. He beheads her with one stroke and her blood is splattered across the road and the screams die. This is a real and chilling public execution that is just one of the stark brutal scenes in a new documentary that aims to expose some 'brutal' realities of Saudi Arabia.

The woman was convicted for killing her stepdaughter and decapitated in the middle of a road. The video had caused much anger in the country, not over the beheading but over the fact that it was recorded and could be seen by her family. A new documentary called ‘Saudi Arabia Uncovered’ which will be aired this week for the first time, is the effort of men and women who did extensive undercover reporting to show the world the brutality of Saudi regime.

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A woman clad in black burqa is surrounded by Saudi policemen on a street in Mecca, they hold her down to the ground as she desperately screams ‘I did not do it’, her voice almost like that of a trapped animal. One of the men dressed in white robes then brandishes a sword as she continues screaming. He beheads her with one stroke and her blood is splattered across the road and the screams die. This is a real and chilling public execution that is just one of the stark brutal scenes in a new documentary that aims to expose some 'brutal' realities of Saudi Arabia.

The woman was convicted for killing her stepdaughter and decapitated in the middle of a road. The video had caused much anger in the country, not over the beheading but over the fact that it was recorded and could be seen by her family. A new documentary called ‘Saudi Arabia Uncovered’ which will be aired this week for the first time, is the effort of men and women who did extensive undercover reporting to show the world the brutality of Saudi regime.

http://deccanchronicle.com/world/middle-east/210316/new-documentary-features-chilling-public-beheadings-to-expose-saudi-s-brutal-regime.html