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<\/p>\nHer organizational name was Faezeh. She was living with her parents in Camp Ashraf when, in 1990, the leaders of the Mujahedin Khalq Organization (the MKO\/ MEK\/ PMOI) separated her from them and sent her to Europe together with seven hundred children of the MEK. The same as many other MEK children, Marjan was then sent back to Camp Ashraf to get trained as a member of the group\u2019s militia.<\/p>\n
According to Maryam Sanjabi, ex-member of the group, as a teenager, Marjan had received technical trainings. She was then transferred to the MEK\u2019s propaganda unit in 2004 and there, she asked to leave the MEK. Her request was faced with commanders\u2019 anger and finally resulted in her suicide.<\/p>\n
\u201cMarjan stole the cyanide capsule of her commander and swallowing the capsule she committed suicide. Since then, the cyanide capsules were collected from all over the cult,\u201d said Batul Soltani former member of the Elite council of the MEK. \u201cThe cause of her death was declared heart attack in the group at large but the truth was told to the Elite Council of the group.\u201d<\/p>\n
Zahra Mirbaqeri is another ex-member who witnessed the tragedy of Marjan in the MEK. \u201cHer suicide was the consequence of the tortures in the cult-like oppressive system of the MEK under the command of Fahimeh Arvani and Faezeh Mohabatkar and under the supervision of Mozhgan Parsaiee who was the deputy of Massoud Rajavi in Camp Ashraf,\u201d she writes.<\/p>\n
Mohammad Karami ex-member of the group was a friend of Bashir Akbarian, Marjan\u2019s father. He had just escaped the group and joined the American TIPF camp when he heard the news of Marjan\u2019s death. \u201cShe had turned into a problematic member for the group because she had asked to leave the group,\u201d Karami says. \u201cShe was under too much pressure in the meetings that the commanders hold to convince her to stay in the group. This was kind of failure for Maryam Rajavi\u2026Therefore, they brought her to trial before the eyes of her mother. In the alleged court She was awfully humiliated by her commanders and even her mother was forced to speak against her. Faeze (Marjan) was too young to tolerate that too much pressure. She decided to commit suicide.<\/p>\n