The husband cut off his wife’s head (17) – his father delivered it

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Last year, a shocking video surfaced on social media. In the video, a man is seen walking down the street, smiling and beaming with something in his arms. Months later he was recognized. Now he is convicted of killing his wife.

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Last February, a video appeared that was filmed on a street in the Iranian province of Khuzestan. The video shows a man walking down the street with a stabbing weapon in one hand and the head in the other. Soon, the police captured a video of the smiling man, and the person was identified as Sajjad Heidari, and the head he was carrying belonged to his wife, 17-year-old Mona Heidari.

His father found him

During a hearing, it emerged that the young children’s mother, who had married at the age of 12, had escaped from her violent marriage to another man. When her husband reported her missing, it was her father who finally located her and returned her to her husband.

will, according to Mirrorafter he used Interpol to locate his daughter, who fled to Turkey.

Soon after, she was allegedly pulled from a car outside their home in Ahvas, and brutally murdered by her husband and Heydari Heydari’s brother.

The video, which ABC Nyheter chose not to show, is said to have been shot by Heidari’s brother.

The verdict came on Wednesday.

Eight years for wife murder – death sentence for demonstration

Heidari was sentenced to eight years and two months in prison for the beheading of his 17-year-old wife, he wrote. CNN.

The verdict was met with disbelief by human rights activists. On the other hand, film director Muzghan Ilanlu was sentenced to ten years in prison for removing the hijab, and Iranian star Mohsen Shakari was sentenced to death for participating in the Tehran demonstrations last year.

Heidari’s brother was sentenced to three years and eight months in prison for participating in the murder.

Mona’s father defended his decision to marry off his 12-year-old daughter to her cousin, as he was convinced that he had arranged for her to live a decent life. He is said to have failed to show that his son-in-law planned to kill his daughter when he persuaded her to return home, after promising her she would be safe.

According to the court spokesman, Massoud Staishi said BBC That Heidari was sentenced to seven and a half years in prison for murder, and another eight months for assault and deprivation of liberty. He describes that the punishment is in line with Iranian law, in cases where the victim’s family forgives the perpetrator.

The brutal murder has shocked the Iranian people, who are now calling for a change in the law regarding marriage, including raising the minimum legal age for marriage. Today, a girl as young as 13 years old can marry, but the bride can be younger than that with the consent of her parents.