Iranian NutJob, Born in Iran, migrated here, and hates our Constitution
this man is the owner of the Hotel. On this day, at this time, a gov #39;t meeting was being held. He came to the USA, and asked, us for citizenship, we gave it to him, and as you see, he believes...
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Iran Says U.N. Report Proves Its Nuclear Intentions Are Peaceful
Iran on Saturday said the latest U.N. report on its nuclear activities, which calculated it had slashed its nuclear stockpile by around 80 percent, proved its atomic program was peaceful. The...
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143 agents of football betting companies arrested in Iran
The police of province of Mazanderan announced that it have arrested 143 people involved in football and other sport betting .
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"Iran ready to supply Abuja with anti-terrorism experience"
Iran says it #39;s ready to supply Nigeria with its experience in fighting terrorism to secure the release of over 200 schoolgirls kidnapped by Boko Haram Takfiri militants. Hossein Amir Abdollahian...
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At least 20 people have been arrested in connection with the scam which prosecutors say is Iran's largest fraud case ever
TEHRAN, Iran An Iranian businessman convicted of masterminding a $2.6 billion banking scam, the biggest fraud case in the country's history, was hanged on Saturday, May 24, state media reported.
Mahafarid Amir Khosravi was sent to the gallows in Tehran's notorious Evin prison, the official IRNA news agency reported.
He was sentenced to death after being convicted of "corruption on earth... through bribery and money laundering," a justice department statement carried by Iranian media said.
Revelations about the scandal swept Iran in 2011 when prosecutors said they uncovered a private umbrella group, led by Amir Khosravi and his brothers, illegally amassing billions of dollars.
Over the space of two years, Amir Mansour Aria Development Co. bought 40 companies, including a major steel mill, with forged letters of credit obtained from several major banks whose managers they had bribed.
At least 20 people have been arrested in connection with the scam which prosecutors say is Iran's largest fraud case ever. Most of them face lengthy prison sentences.
In addition to Amir Khosravi, three others have reportedly been sentenced to death.
One of the main suspects, Bank Melli's former chief Mahmoud Reza Khavari fled to Canada. Iran has issued a warrant for his arrest.
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