Monday, October 27, 2014

HANGED!




      Iran hangs woman for killing her alleged rapist


She could have escaped the death penalty if the slain man’s family had agreed to accept “blood money,” a common Iranian legal practice, but relatives refused, demanding their right for "an eye for an eye."
TEHRAN, Iran (AP) - Iran hanged a woman on Saturday who was convicted of murdering a man she alleged was trying to rape her, drawing swift international condemnation for a prosecution several countries described as flawed.

Reyhaneh Jabbari was hanged at dawn for premeditated murder, the official IRNA news agency reported. It quoted a statement issued by the Tehran Prosecutor Office Saturday that rejected the claim of attempted rape and said that all evidence proved that Jabbari had plotted to kill Morteza Abdolali Sarbandi, a former intelligence agent. [One Account]



My first instinct after reading this further example of Islamo barbarism was use it to bitch-slap federal judges  who actively favor the introduction of Sharia law into our national Constitution; e.g. Kagan promoted Sharia; or, U.S. judge permanently bans Oklahoma Islamic law vote; etc.  I still do, but in this instance there is this to consider:

According to her 2009 sentencing, Jabbari, 27, stabbed Sarbandi in the back in 2007 after purchasing a knife two days earlier.

"The knife had been used on the back of the deceased, indicating the murder was not self-defense," the agency quoted the court ruling as saying.

If I'm a juror in an American court case, I have to find her guilty of premeditated murder, babe or no babe. 



2 comments:

0007 said...

Dunno, if he had her pinned to the floor or whatever she might have got the knife into his back; jist sayin'.

drew458 said...

exactly 007. Or "As he reached behind him to grab the rock to crush my skull I realized this was my only chance to save myself so I stabbed him."

You can't take things out of context and declare a just decision.

That said, Iran if nuckin' futz. Pisslam is nuckin' futz, and Sharia is anything but "law".

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