On July 12, 2022, 37-year-old Hadi was found fatally injured in the parking lot of his Tehranpars apartment building. Investigators used surveillance footage to identify motorcycle owner Afshin and his friend Nima. Nima later confessed that he and Afshin entered the building with a key supplied by Hadi's wife, Fereshteh, after Nima had shown Fereshteh videos of Hadi with other women and she allegedly instructed him to teach Hadi a lesson. Nima, Afshin, and Fereshteh were later sentenced, with Nima receiving qisas for Hadi and 12 years in prison, Afshin 12 years, and Fereshteh 10 years. The sentences were reportedly upheld by Iran's Supreme Court in May-June 2024.
Country: Iran
State/Province: Tehrān, Iran
City/Region: Tehran
Incident Type: Domestic Violence Homicide
Relationship Status: Married
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Recorded context: Affair started / overlapping relationship
Reported initiator: Victim
Relationship timing: During marriage or ongoing partnership, before separation
Incident Date: July 12, 2022
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JenayiGRAM - Iran · Original language: Persian
Murder of Hadi in Tehran Pars
Infidelity
The reported relationship-driven pathway involved a marriage affected by alleged infidelity, surveillance, jealousy, and retaliatory planning. According to Nima's reported confession, Fereshteh sought information about Hadi's contacts with other women and later supplied an entrance key for a confrontation. The conflict escalated from an earlier dispute involving Nima and Hadi into a planned entry and fatal assault involving Nima and Afshin.
Police secured the Tehranpars building, collected witness statements, obtained surveillance footage, traced the motorcycle registration to Afshin, arrested him at approximately 5 a.m., and used information he provided to locate Nima in Noor, Mazandaran. Nima reportedly confessed, and both men reconstructed the incident at the scene. The source states that Fereshteh was also arrested and that all three remained imprisoned. A final hearing reportedly occurred near the end of 2023, the victim's family refused reconciliation, and the Supreme Court confirmed the sentences in May-June 2024. The source reports Nima received qisas and 12 years, Afshin 12 years, and Fereshteh 10 years. The current execution status is reported by the source but is not independently verified here.
At the initial scene, Fereshteh reportedly said Hadi had no known disputes that would explain the killing. Investigators first had an unidentified two-person motorcycle and a suspicious key entry, raising the possibility of an inside accomplice. Afshin initially denied involvement before implicating Nima. The source relies heavily on Nima's confession for the alleged roles of Fereshteh and Afshin, while the precise method of causing Hadi's fatal injuries is not described.
Hadi returned to the apartment building on July 12, 2022, and was later found fatally injured in the parking lot. Surveillance footage reportedly showed two people waiting near the building, entering with a key after Hadi arrived, remaining inside for about four minutes, and leaving on a motorcycle. The motorcycle registration led investigators to Afshin, whose questioning led them to Nima. Nima reportedly connected the incident to an earlier public dispute with Hadi, his resentment over alleged humiliation, his surveillance of Hadi at Fereshteh's request, and Fereshteh's alleged provision of the key and instruction to teach Hadi a lesson. The three defendants were subsequently prosecuted and sentenced, although this account does not provide the full forensic or trial record.
The source describes a high-risk escalation from perceived betrayal and humiliation to surveillance, recruitment of an accomplice, unauthorized entry using a key, and fatal violence. The reported use of a third party to monitor the spouse and the concealment of the plan from Afshin were significant risk indicators. Legal responsibility and the exact physical mechanism of death should be assessed through the underlying case records rather than this narrative alone.
The case illustrates how suspected infidelity, humiliation, covert surveillance, and third-party involvement can accelerate a domestic conflict into planned violence. Important comparison indicators include a prior public confrontation, fixation on alleged romantic contacts, monitoring of a spouse, secret coordination, access to a residence, and recruitment of an accomplice. The account also shows the investigative value of surveillance footage, vehicle registration, suspect disclosures, and location information from a family member.
The most important reported early signals were the prior physical dispute between Hadi and Nima, Nima's sustained resentment, his repeated waiting for Fereshteh, surveillance of Hadi with other women, and the alleged instruction to confront Hadi. The reported access to a house key and the planned involvement of another person were especially serious escalation indicators.
Surveillance footage showing a two-person motorcycle waiting near the building, entering with a key, remaining inside for about four minutes, and leaving helped connect the incident to Afshin and Nima. The motorcycle license plate identified Afshin, and Afshin's later statement reportedly led police to Nima. Nima's confession and the subsequent scene reconstruction further connected the reported relationship conflict to the incident.
The source presents surveillance footage, the motorcycle registration, arrest and location information, suspect statements, Nima's reported confession, scene reconstruction, forensic examination, and court proceedings as the strongest evidence types. The underlying forensic findings and complete trial evidence are not reproduced in the source.
A neighbor reportedly found Hadi near his motorcycle, called for help, and alerted other residents. Neighbors repeatedly contacted police and emergency services. Fereshteh reportedly said she had been listening to loud music and did not hear the incident. Nima claimed that neighbors had intervened in his earlier physical dispute with Hadi. No independent eyewitness account of the fatal assault was reported.
The initial account described an apparently unexplained killing and Fereshteh reportedly said Hadi had no known disputes. Follow-up review of cameras identified a motorcycle, a key entry, and a likely inside connection. Afshin's arrest and later statement led investigators to Nima, whose reported confession introduced the alleged roles of Fereshteh and the earlier infidelity-related conflict. Later reporting added the convictions, Supreme Court confirmation, and pending execution status.
The source does not specify the exact injuries or forensic cause of death, the precise actions of each defendant inside the building, whether Fereshteh's alleged instruction intended fatal harm, or the full independent evidence supporting the confession. The current legal and execution status is also not independently documented beyond the source's report.