ARIZONA ( 18 yr old sexual assault suspect (re -arrested ) No bail warrant )

Arizona man accused of sexual assaults rearrested FLORENCE, AZ - An 18-year-old Arizona man accused of being a serial sex predator who allegedly targeted fellow high school students has been re-arrested. Tyler Kost was originally released on $10,000 bond after being arrested Monday on suspicion of two counts each of sexual assault and sexual misconduct with a minor. Officials say Pinal County Sheriff's detectives re-arrested Tyler Kost on Thursday on new allegations that include additional cases reported after his initial arrest. Sheriff Paul Babeu says there are 18 reported victims so far and that other cases may remain unreported. The office says Kost allegedly threatened to kill victims and witnesses. An office spokesman was not able to identify Kost's lawyer

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Iran ( Condolence Message from 78 Political Prisoners at Evin Ward 350 to Hamid-Reza Moradi )

  Wednesday, Apr 30 2014

 

A group of political prisoners at ward 350 of Evin prison expressed their condolences for the death of Hamid-Reza Moradi's father.
Mr. Khalil Moradi, the father of jailed Gonabadi Dervish and administrator of Majzooban noor news website, Hamid-Reza Moradi who is currently admitted in Shohada e Tajrish hospital, yesterday on 9th of Ordibehesht 1393 ( April 29, 2014) died in Shiraz's Central Hospital, after suffering a period of heart disease which was due to the stress that caused by his son's incarceration .
The condolence message from 78 political prisoners in ward 350 of Evin prison was received to Majzooban Noor news website for publication.

انا لله و انا الیه راجعون
"Surely we belong to Allah and to Him shall we return"
(Quran Surat Al Baqarah 2:156)

Dear Mr. Hamid-Reza Moradi Sarvestani
Our sincere condolences on the loss of your father. Unfortunately your unjust arrest and incarceration in recent years which caused your long stay in hospital imposed a heartrending separation and unbearable sadness on him and also deprived you of your respectable father's companionship and assistance in life.
May the soul of the faithful departed, through the mercy of God, rest in peace and wish God helps his descendants be patient.

1-Mehrdad Ahankhah
2-Asadollah Asadi
3-Majid Asadi
4-Hassan Asadi Zeidabadi
5-Amir Eslami
6-Naser Esfahani
7-Vahid Asghari
8-Akbar Amini Fard
9-Ehsan Amiri
10-Daryoush elyasi
11-Abbas Omidi
12-Akbar Amini Ormaki
13-Kamran Ayazi
14-Sayed Mahmoud Bagheri
15-Esmaeil Barzegari
16-Emad Bahavar
17-Omid Behroozi
18-Ghorban Behzadiannejad
19-Sayed Ali-Reza Beheshti Shirazi
20-Masoud Bedram
21-Kamyar Sabeti
22-Nader Jaani
23-Amin Chalaki
24-Gholam-Reza Hosseini
25-Rasoul Heidarzadeh
26-Mehdi Khodai
27-Morteza Khazanehdari
28-Ahmad Daneshpour Moghaddam
29-Mohsen Daneshpour Moghaddam
30-Mohammad Davari
31-Hamid Derakhshandeh
32-Amir Dorosti
33-Amir Dourbin Ghaziani
34-Houtan Doulati
35-Mehdi Doulati Dorabad
36-Mohammad-Sadegh Rabbani Amlashi
37-Ali-Reza Rajai
38-Ali-Reza Rajabian Fard
39-Sayed Hossein Ronaghi Maleki
40-Mostafa Rismanbaf
41-Mehdi Reyshahri
42-Ali Zahed
43-Mehdi Sajedifar
44-Salar Sotoudeh
45-Mehrdad Sarjoui
46-Abdolfattah Soltani
47-Ali-Reza Seyeian
48-Reza Shahabi
49-Kianoush Sabouri
50-Rasoul Abdollahi
51-Behzad Abbasi
52-Mostafa Abdi
53-Masoud Arab Choubdar
54-Soheil Arabi
55-Farshid Fathi
56-Behzad Forouzesh
60-Asghar Ghatan
61-Rahman Ghahramanpour
62-Peiman Kasnejad
63-Ramezan-Ali Kazemzadeh
64-Hamid Karvasi
65-Omid Koukabi
66-Jafar Ganji
67-Manouchehr Mohammad-Ali
68-Majid Mohammadi Moein
69-Arash Moghaddam
70-Hamid-Reza Mohajerani
71-Mohsen Mirdamadi
72-Ahmad Nazar
73-Nasour Naghipour
74-Mohammad-Hossein Naeimipour
75-Asadollah Hadi
76-Sayed Ahmad Hashemi
77-Arash Hampay
78-Mohammad-Hassan Yousefpour

 

Iran ( Iran Mother Recalls Act of Mercy for Son's Killer )

Her son's killer stood on a chair on the gallows, his hands shackled, the noose around his neck. Hundreds crowded outside the jailhouse in a northern Iranian town to see if the mother, Samereh Alinejad, would exercise her right to kick the chair out from under him to let him hang.

But after seven years of dreaming of revenge — up to the last moment she held the killer's life in her hands — Alinejad pardoned Bilal Gheisari. That act has made her a hero in her hometown, Royan, on the shores of the Caspian Sea, where banners in the streets commend her family's mercy. Two weeks after the dramatic scene at the gallows, well-wishers still pass by her home to praise her and her husband

Alinejad told The Associated Press during a visit to her home that retribution had been her only thought ever since her 17-year-old son Abdollah was killed seven years ago in a street brawl when Gheisari's knife sliced through his neck.

"My world collapsed the day I heard about my son's death," she said, dressed in a black with a black scarf covering her hair. "If I pardoned Bilal and saved him from death, how would I be able to live anymore?"

The thought of Gheisari's family's happiness at his eventually walking out of jail a free man ate her up inside. "I told my husband if he were spared death, I would die," she said.

Families of murder victims in Iran and some other Muslim countries are often faced with the final word choice over whether convicted killers live or die. The Islamic law concept of "qisas" — an "an eye for an eye" provision — gives them the chance to oversee the killer's execution.

They also have the option to have mercy — often in return for blood money payments of $35,000 or more. Forgoing qisas is seen as an act of charity and a chance to atone for one's sins. In standard murder cases in Iran, it is a choice left up to victim's family, not the government.

Alinejad's pardon was not the first time a family decided to forgo retribution at the last minute. But a series of photos by an Iranian photographer for the ISNA news agency at the gallows in the nearby town of Nour on April 15 offered a dramatic window into what would have been Gheisari's last moments.

Abdolghani Hosseinzadeh, the murdered teen's father, was something of a local celebrity as a well-known former soccer player who now coaches children in the game. Both his son and his son's killer, who was a couple years older, trained at the Derakhshan Soccer School where he teaches.

Leading up to the day of execution, neighbors, activists and even a popular TV program had appealed to the couple to spare Gheisari.

Kamyar Salari, the manager of a local non-profit that provides support to prisoners, said he told the couple, "You have a right to retribution. However, when time passes, usually the level of anger drops."

"I asked them to give forgiveness some thought," he told the AP. "He is young and ... he just made a mistake."

None of the appeals seemed to work.

Further deepening the family's sense of loss, their other son, Amir, died years earlier in an accident when he was riding his bicycle and was hit by a motorcycle — and Gheisari was one of two boys on the motorcycle.

On April 15, Alinejad walked slowly toward the gallows, with Gheisari's family among the crowd of onlookers. A blindfolded Gheisari, weeping, begged her one last time.

"Forgive me, Aunt Maryam," he pleaded, addressing Alinejad by the nickname she is widely known by in the community. "Show your mercy."

Syria ( bomb kills 33 people at busy market )

BEIRUT: Syrian government aircraft struck a busy market Thursday in a rebel-held district of Aleppo, killing at least 33 people in the latest deadly attack targeting mainly civilians in the contested city, opposition activists said.

Several activists said a government helicopter dropped three barrel bombs that exploded in the Hillok district, which was packed with shoppers at the time. They said the attack wounded scores of people.
“It was mayhem; many of the bodies are burned,” said Hasson Abu Faisal, an activist in Aleppo.
It is the latest deadly government strike on the city.

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