Mojtaba (Shahmorad) Shahpari
Executed
Life
- he worked nights as a building security guard and spent his days unloading cargo as a laborer.
Persian original
he worked nights as a building security guard and spent his days unloading cargo as a laborer.
- “He was a freedom-seeker,” a source said. “He opposed religion and supported the monarchy.”
Persian original
“He was a freedom-seeker,” a source said. “He opposed religion and supported the monarchy.”
- originally from Izeh in Khuzestan province in southwestern Iran, but had moved to Baharestan in search of work.
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originally from Izeh in Khuzestan province in southwestern Iran, but had moved to Baharestan in search of work.
In the words of those close to them
He was not dead when he was taken to hospital.— sourcePersian original
He was not dead when he was taken to hospital.
The case
- Security forces shot Shahpari in the leg on Isar Street in Baharestan sometime between 8:30 p.m. and 9 p.m. local time
Persian original
Security forces shot Shahpari in the leg on Isar Street in Baharestan sometime between 8:30 p.m. and 9 p.m. local time
- Wounded but alive, he was taken by ambulance to Al-Zahra Hospital in Isfahan.
Persian original
Wounded but alive, he was taken by ambulance to Al-Zahra Hospital in Isfahan.
- When the body was found, a gunshot wound was visible on the side of his head, which the source said was not present when he was taken to hospital.
Persian original
When the body was found, a gunshot wound was visible on the side of his head, which the source said was not present when he was taken to hospital.
After their death
- Authorities repeatedly told them he was wounded and alive but refused to say where he was
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Authorities repeatedly told them he was wounded and alive but refused to say where he was
- bodies were being kept in a storage warehouse used for fruit and vegetables near Bagh-e Rezvan cemetery
Persian original
bodies were being kept in a storage warehouse used for fruit and vegetables near Bagh-e Rezvan cemetery
- Shahpari was buried on January 18, 2026, in the village of Nashil-e Do near Izeh.
Persian original
Shahpari was buried on January 18, 2026, in the village of Nashil-e Do near Izeh.
- He was buried wrapped in the lion and sun flag
Persian original
He was buried wrapped in the lion and sun flag
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