In a chilling account, four former inmates detail their experiences in Saydnaya prison in Syria, a facility known for extreme torture and inhumane treatment. The men describe the terror of their release amidst the fall of President Bashar al-Assad’s regime, reflecting on years of brutality, forced confessions, and corruption. They recount harrowing tales of violence, starvation, and psychological distress, highlighting the plight of political prisoners and calls for accountability from human rights groups like Amnesty International.