A 59-year-old woman who suffered over 20 different tortures during 10 years of imprisonment and frequent harassment at her home for her religious beliefs passed away on March 12, according to a report on Minghui.org, a U.S.-based website recording the persecution of the Buddha-school practise Falun Gong in China. Wang Sumei, from Shenyang City of northeastern China’s Liaoning Province, died one day after her son took her from the home of her sister. During her last 33 months, Wang’s sister had been her carer after her husband deserted her. Ten years of imprisonments left the 56-year-old woman with an emaciated body, blurry vision, loose teeth, and grey hair. Wang could not go out alone, according to the report, as she had almost lost her eyesight. The torture and confinement Wang endured started in the lead up to the Beijing Olympics in 2008. At 4:30 a.m. on July 21, 2008, police from …