According to the video report, Babak allegedly strangled his wife Ziba and their 55-day-old daughter Diba at their home after prolonged marital conflict, separation threats, family interference, disagreement about having children, and financial pressure. He reportedly staged the deaths as a maternal accident, later fled after forensic findings, attempted suicide, attacked his mother, confessed, and was sentenced to death. The reported execution is not independently resolved, and the account contains conflicting dates and rumors.
Country: Iran
State/Province: Tehrān, Iran
City/Region: Tehran
Incident Type: Family Homicide
Relationship Status: Married
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Incident Date: None
Primary reported outcome: Homicide
Reported self-harm outcome: Attempted suicide; survived
Person(s) reported to have died by or attempted suicide: Babak
Reported role: Alleged suspect / offender
Reported sequence: Homicide or serious injury, then suicide or attempt
Additional victims reported: 1
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The reported pathway centers on a high-conflict marriage affected by Babak's sexual history, repeated jealousy-related arguments, pressure to separate, disagreement about children, financial strain, and interference by both mothers. The alleged killings occurred while the couple remained married, after separation had been discussed but not achieved. The source also describes deception after the deaths and a later attack on Babak's mother.
The report says Babak allegedly obtained medication, used it to incapacitate Ziba, strangled her, and then strangled Diba using plastic. He reportedly waited until morning before calling emergency services and presented a false sequence in which the infant died first and Ziba then became suicidal. Initial police acceptance reportedly changed after forensic results, after which Babak fled for about a year and a half. The account says he later confessed after court proceedings and was sentenced to death, but the execution date and manner remain unclear.
The initial account was reportedly treated as a maternal accident or suicide-related death because of Babak's performance, the baby's milk-filled stomach, and his explanation of the scene. Later forensic findings reportedly caused police to seek him. The source contains conflicting dates, inconsistent references to suicide, and rumors that he either was executed or died by suicide in prison.
According to the report, Babak met Ziba at work in 1990 and pursued marriage despite a history of brief sexual relationships and an earlier failed marriage. Their married life reportedly deteriorated through jealousy, family interference, separation threats, disagreement over pregnancy and children, and reduced household income. After Diba's birth, Babak allegedly planned the killings around the child's age, incapacitated Ziba, killed her and Diba, staged the scene, fled after forensic findings, and later confessed. The source links the later attack on his mother and his suicide attempt to longstanding resentment, but those psychological explanations are presented as allegations or interpretation rather than verified clinical findings.
The source describes a high-risk combination of escalating domestic conflict, repeated separation threats, suicidal statements, resentment toward family members, coercive planning, access to a lethal substance, and alleged concealment after the killings. These are source-reported risk indicators, not a clinical or predictive assessment.
The reported warning pattern includes repeated separation threats, suicidal statements, unresolved marital conflict, family intrusion, resentment over parenting, and escalating deception. The account illustrates how a seemingly domestic or accidental death narrative was reportedly challenged by forensic findings. Claims about numerology, sacrifice, atheism, and the final execution should be treated as source claims or rumors rather than established facts.
The most important reported signals were repeated demands for separation, Ziba's statement that she would kill herself if abandoned, persistent jealousy and conflict, Babak's opposition to having children, family interference, and his increasing resentment toward both Ziba and his mother.
The report identifies the alleged purchase and use of medication, the reported strangulation of both victims, the staged explanation of the death sequence, forensic findings, Babak's flight, and his later confession as the main connecting clues.
According to the source, forensic examination was the strongest reported evidence because it reportedly challenged Babak's initial account. The alleged medication purchase, scene circumstances, emergency call, police interviews, and later confession were also important, although the source does not provide original records.
The source says Ziba's family initially described themselves as satisfied with Babak, while Ziba's mother had complained about him. Babak reportedly told police that Ziba had become suicidal after the baby's death. The treating doctor reportedly urged Babak not to harm the unborn child. No independent eyewitness to the killings is reported.
The reported understanding changed from an apparently natural or maternal death sequence to suspected homicide after forensic results. Babak then reportedly fled, later confessed, and received a death sentence. The source does not provide a reliable final account of whether or when the sentence was carried out.
The exact incident date, verified birth date, precise location within Tehran, forensic findings, medication identity and dose, legal records, execution date, and whether Babak died by execution or prison suicide remain unclear or unsupported by the supplied source.