In early June 2024, Sattar, a 55-year-old financially well-off Afghan man, disappeared after leaving home in Shahr-e Rey, Tehran. Investigations revealed Sattar had a secret relationship with Fariba, a 44-year-old divorced woman working as a nurse and housekeeper. Fariba's 19-year-old son, Sepehr, became involved in a dispute over Sattar's car sale. Sepehr killed Sattar, burned his body to conceal the crime, and both suspects were arrested and sentenced to prison. The case is under appeal at the Supreme Court.
Country: Iran
State/Province: Tehrān, Iran
City/Region: Tehran
Incident Type: Murder
Relationship Status: Extramarital relationship
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Recorded context: New relationship started
Reported initiator: Victim
Relationship timing: During marriage or ongoing partnership, before separation
Incident Date: June 1, 2024
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2024-06-01
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JenayiGRAM - Iran · Original language: English
Disappearance and murder of a man named Setar in Tehran
Infidelity
The case involves a secret extramarital relationship between Sattar and Fariba, leading to jealousy and conflict involving Fariba's son Sepehr. The financial and emotional pressures, combined with secrecy and deception, escalated to homicide.
Police investigated missing person report, monitored communications, arrested suspects based on evidence including phone messages and car tracking. Confessions from Fariba and Sepehr revealed the crime details. Both suspects sentenced but case under Supreme Court review.
Initial suspicion on family members, unclear identity of buyer, and secret relationships complicated early investigation. Conflicting accounts from suspects before confession.
Sattar disappeared after planning to sell his car. Secret relationship with Fariba uncovered. Fariba's son Sepehr confronted Sattar over the relationship and killed him. Body was burned to conceal identity. Car found with Sepehr led to arrests and confessions. Case reconstructed from confessions and forensic evidence.
High risk due to secret relationships, financial disputes, and involvement of family members leading to violent escalation.
Secret extramarital relationships combined with financial and family pressures can escalate to lethal violence. Monitoring communications and vehicle tracking were key investigative tools. Family involvement can complicate motives and outcomes.
Secret affair between Sattar and Fariba, repeated calls pressuring car sale, and Fariba's son's protective jealousy.
Phone messages between Sattar and Fariba, car sale negotiations, and surveillance of Fariba.
Phone call and message records, car tracking and license plate registration, confessions from suspects.
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Later confessions from Fariba and Sepehr clarified the crime details and led to sentencing. Supreme Court appeal pending.
Final Supreme Court verdict pending; exact timeline of murder and full motive details remain partially unclear.