Honorable Chief Justice
Greetings and respect
In the previous section, we circled back once more to the sweet tale of buried treasures and the claims from Agh Mashhad villagers about being knowledgeable and involved in this dirty business. I had also asserted they made a very large mistake by jailing the researchers of the Freudian Association because these women gathered any missing information while in prison. Since the arrest and incarceration of several female researchers detonated like a bomb in Sari and nearby areas, and as the other members of the Freudian Association have ensured over the past twenty-something days that no authority or institution, both in that province and the capital, remains uninformed of this scandal, they opted to fabricate a rumor to spoil these women’s reputation. And what was the rumor? They spread the word that these women were seeking treasures in that area!!! I had called them the most dimwitted fools in history and geography. How did they expose themselves with this rumor and confirm all my words true?!
That was when one of the imprisoned women told our researchers, “This will teach you not to go anywhere without a local guide!” She also mentioned that the people of Agh Mashhad are quite unsavory and stole a videometer from her. These women had never discussed Agh Mashhad in prison, and nobody there was reading my open letters. The woman explained that a videometer is a device allowing one to see up to three meters deep into the ground. In another session, she spoke of the premature deaths of her grandfather and uncle, believing that treasure gas had claimed them. People in her village are heavily engaged in exorcism, mirror-gazing, magic, and similar activities, hoping that the jinns will reveal the treasure’s location. From this woman’s words, it’s apparent that the area, which I had estimated to be about 30 square kilometers, is more than tenfold this size. This woman provided those women with much more detailed information that I do not plan to disclose in an open letter to avoid attracting more treasure hunters to the area. Nevertheless, I discovered that all the villagers of that province deeply despise the cultural heritage trustees because they deny these villagers their “undeniable right.” For them, strangers equate to the Cultural Heritage Department. Another woman, also imprisoned, shared with those women about the existence of treasure in her village. Both women had been imprisoned prior to the researches, negating the possibility that they were sent from outside the prison to draw them into conversation.
An intercity taxi driver, upon returning other members of the association to Tehran and learning that they were colleagues of those researcher women, expressed his willingness to assist them in searching for treasure and even knew a buyer who would purchase the finds at a much better price! I had said that decoding such puzzles for a psychoanalyst is like a snap of the fingers!

with respect and gratitude
Dr. Mitra Kadivar
October 3, 2023 , 18:00

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