Before we talk about protests in Iran, I want to tell you how those protests started,

with a young woman's decision to visit Tehran.

Her name was Masa Amini.

She traveled with her brother.

She was reportedly coming out of a subway station when she was spotted by Iran's morality

police and then escorted into a van.

They thought she was dressed immodestly.

Maybe a whisp of hair was out of place.

Maybe her hijab was drooping.

What happens then is very disputed, but what ended up is that she died.

So she was brought in and then she died.

And this is a 22 year old woman.

This is a 22 year old woman with no pre-existing health conditions.

I asked Gisuniya to tell me Masa's story.

She's a human rights attorney.

She's Iranian-American.

She says getting arrested like this is not all that uncommon.

It's not uncommon for people to die in custody in Iran, either.

But what is uncommon is what happened next.

Then there was a photo of her in a hospital bed looking beat up on a ventilator, sort

of an air device to help her breathe.

And it was just absolutely shocking to see this young beautiful woman in the hospital bed

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