According to the source, Parastoo, 30, reported that she killed her husband Hadi, 41, with a sharp object at their home in Mashhad on January 1, 2024. She said addiction, repeated marital conflict, and Hadi's alleged infidelity with women brought into the home had caused severe anger and distress. A scrap dealer who heard her disclosure contacted police, who found Hadi's body and later arrested Parastoo. She confessed after treatment, was indicted and tried, was released on bail, fled, and was later recaptured. The source reports that she remained imprisoned pending further hearings as of July 2025.
Country: Iran
State/Province: Tehrān, Iran
City/Region: Mashhad
Incident Type: Domestic Violence Homicide
Relationship Status: Married
Relationship Duration: Approximately 5 years (marriage)
Recorded context: Affair started / overlapping relationship
Reported initiator: Alleged suspect / offender
Relationship timing: During marriage or ongoing partnership, before separation
Incident Date: Jan. 1, 2024
Primary reported outcome: Homicide
Reported self-harm outcome: No suicide or attempt reported
Reported sequence: Order not reported / unclear
Additional victims reported: 0
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Approximately 5 years (marriage)
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2024-01-01
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Infidelity
The reported relationship pattern involved a marriage that deteriorated amid addiction, social isolation, repeated arguments, and alleged infidelity occurring in the shared home. Parastoo described anger, loss of affection, and perceived lack of alternatives before the fatal incident. The source also presents substance use and impaired judgment as important alleged context, while the legal status and final court outcome remained unresolved.
A scrap dealer reported Parastoo's disclosure to police after initially wondering whether she was hallucinating. Police located the home in the Khajeh Rabi area of Mashhad, found Hadi's body, and reported that forensic examination identified fatal damage to vital organs and a death less than 24 hours earlier. Parastoo was arrested, later interrogated after treatment, confessed, and reconstructed the scene. The case was reportedly indicted and sent to the Fifth Branch of the Criminal Court of Razavi Khorasan Province. She was released on bail after providing a house deed, fled, was recaptured after approximately two months through intelligence monitoring, and was returned to prison on the tenth of Tir 1404. The source states that further hearings were scheduled and no final disposition was reported.
The initial witness doubted whether Parastoo's disclosure was reliable because of her reported drug use and possible hallucinations. Her first interrogation was suspended because she was in poor condition and repeatedly fell asleep. The source also contains inconsistent descriptions of the marriage as both legal and temporary, and reports disputed or unverified claims about Hadi's infidelity. The final judicial outcome was not available in the source.
The source places the reported killing at the couple's home in the Khajeh Rabi area of Mashhad on January 1, 2024. Parastoo allegedly used a sharp object while Hadi was asleep, then left with their daughter Yalda and went between drug dens. She disclosed the incident to a scrap dealer, who reported it; police found Hadi's body and forensic findings supported the reported timing of death. Parastoo later confessed, attributed the act to anger, alleged infidelity, addiction, and impaired judgment, and reconstructed the scene. The prosecution followed with indictment, trial proceedings, bail, flight, recapture, and renewed imprisonment.
The source describes a high-risk household marked by substance use, repeated conflict, alleged infidelity, isolation from family support, and a reported fatal escalation. The presence of a child, unstable housing and caregiving conditions, impaired functioning, and later flight increased vulnerability. These factors indicate serious relationship and household risk, but the source does not provide an independent clinical or comprehensive prior-violence assessment.
The case illustrates how substance use, isolation, repeated domestic conflict, alleged infidelity, and caregiving instability can converge in a relationship-driven homicide. A spontaneous disclosure to an unrelated witness became the primary trigger for police discovery. The source remains useful for pattern comparison but is largely a video report based on alleged statements and does not establish a final conviction or independently verify every relationship claim.
The reported early signals were escalating arguments, substance use by both spouses, social isolation, suspicious visitors at odd hours, alleged repeated infidelity in the home, and deteriorating living conditions. Neighbors reportedly heard frequent arguments but did not know the full circumstances.
The key connecting clue was Parastoo's disclosure to the scrap dealer, including a description of the killing and information about the home. Police then located the residence, found Hadi's body, and later used intelligence monitoring to locate Parastoo. Her subsequent confession and scene reconstruction further connected her to the reported incident.
The source describes the witness report, the recovered body, forensic examination, the reported fatal injuries, Parastoo's later confessions, her scene reconstruction, neighbor accounts, and intelligence monitoring. The strongest reported evidence was the physical discovery of the body together with her repeated admissions, although the source does not provide a complete evidentiary record or final judgment.
The scrap dealer reportedly said Parastoo told him she had killed her husband and that he reported the statement despite suspecting possible drug-related hallucination. Neighbors reportedly described substance use, odd-hour visitors, poor living conditions, and frequent arguments. No direct eyewitness account of the killing was reported.
Follow-up reporting changed the case from an uncertain disclosure to a confirmed death scene after police found Hadi's body. Parastoo's initial interrogation was delayed because of her condition; after treatment she reportedly confessed and reconstructed the scene. Later reports added that she was released on bail, fled, was recaptured after about two months, and remained imprisoned pending further hearings.
The final court decision, conviction status, sentence, and legal resolution were not reported. The source does not independently establish the alleged infidelity, the exact weapon, the complete forensic record, or whether substance use legally affected responsibility. The source also uses inconsistent terminology regarding the couple's marital status.