Mī'tavānī marā bukushī (Baz'pursi 3): Persiska (Farsi) 1402

History is a collection of stories that everyone has narrated in a different way. For this reason, history can have thousands of different narratives of just one story. The book "Can you kill me" written by Hamida Jamali Hanjani is the narrative of a criminal case that examines the story of the murder of a girl named Manijeh by a man named Anoushirvan. The author has tried to connect the scattered and confusing and sometimes contradictory pieces of this story together and in this way, move the flow of life forward. Reviewing history is full of summoning ghosts and spirits that continue to live in the corner of our minds. By retelling history, we look at these mysteries from the window of now and try to figure out these adventures. With research and many questions, this book provides an opportunity for us to ask questions about others and judge their actions, and to awaken our conscience towards the news. Considering the written and oral history, the author compiled the case in the form of an amateur play and in the scenes and curtains that he separated. The result of the book "You can kill me" is a fascinating drama-like essay that calls us to watch history again and asks us to even put ourselves in the place of these people for a moment and play a role together in the scene of life.