Brutal Murder of Young Woman in Tehran Over Opposition to Marriage

Tehran Metropolitan Police announced the arrest of a man who, according to police, stabbed a 23-year-old woman to death after she rejected his marriage proposal several times, and then fled the scene.

Greater Tehran Intelligence Police announced the arrest of a man who, according to the police, killed a 23-year-old girl with a knife and fled from the place after several negative answers to his proposal.

The Information Center of Greater Tehran Police Command announced the arrest of a 27-year-old accused who killed a 23-year-old girl in Dolat Abad area of Tehran due to a negative response to a marriage proposal.

On the 8th of April 1405, the occurrence of a case of intentional homicide was reported to the 10th Department of Greater Tehran Intelligence Police in Dolat Abad area of Tehran.

With the presence of detectives at the place and conducting preliminary investigations, it was found that the victim was a 23-year-old girl and an employee of a chain store who was murdered by a 27-year-old youth.

Investigations showed that the accused got to know this young girl through her sister, who worked with the victim in a chain store, and after proposing several times and receiving a negative response, he decided to kill her.

On the day of the incident, the accused went to the victim's place of work and took him out of the store under an excuse. He then killed the young girl by stabbing her several times and immediately ran away from the place.

In the continuation of the investigation, the detectives of the 10th Intelligence Department of Greater Tehran identified the hiding place of the accused in Shahrekord city by conducting intelligence and police measures.

Finally, this morning, Wednesday, October 22, 1405, after making judicial arrangements, the accused was arrested by the detectives of the 10th Intelligence Police Department of Greater Tehran in Shahrekord city.

The accused is currently being transferred to the 10th Intelligence Police Department of Greater Tehran, and the investigation in this case continues.