This document discusses the controversy surrounding the death of Zulfikar Ali Bhutto in 1979. There are competing narratives about whether he was tortured and killed before his official hanging for treason. Supporters and opponents have debated this issue intensely. Some eyewitnesses reported that Bhutto was severely tortured on the night before his execution in an attempt to extract a confession, and others claimed he died during a fight in his cell. However, officials involved in carrying out the execution, like the jail superintendent, maintain he was hanged according to the court's orders. The circumstances around his final hours have remained ambiguous and controversial.