NYC Jury finds 2 curve in the plot for killing Iranian journalists of Masih Alinejad

The jury revealed two men wrong by all the points attempted to kill Iranian disidents Masih AlinejadWho works as a journalist and lives in New York.

Rafat Amirov and Polad Omaroy, both allegedly members of the Russian arm, will be sentenced in September and are facing decades behind the bars. The charges against them included the murder for employment, owning firearms and conspire to make money laundering.

“I was released that after almost three years, they were sentenced to kill that they were guilty. But the real masters of this crime are still waiting for Iran. I want to be punished,” said Alinejad External Court.

“I am currently bombed by emotions. I laughed, I even danced. Because it’s not just about his criticism; I will still hold fight until every criminal regime faces their calculation,” she added.

As the verdict decreased

The jury received the case immediately 13 hours on Thursday, and later sent a note that asked for testimony, but that was necessary to collect materials. Before the jury even received the requested material, they sent a second note by saying that they reached the verdict.

Prosecutors told jurors during the final arguments, the Iran government placed $ 500,000 on the head of the Alinejada, who lives in Brooklyn, to silence and that she was the target of the Multi-Issae Iran, including abduction.

The man who said he was engaged in killing her was arrested in 2022. years and testified during the trial.

Who is Masih Alinejad?

Alinejad said left the Islamic Republic Iran 2009. years Once they took her passport and made the agreement sign so that she wouldn’t cover the choice there. She moved to the USA and covered him from here.

Alinejad, who was an associate for the Voice of America, took a stand on Tuesday And they wondered if the regime accused her because of that contract.

She told the court, “I was accused of being Agent CIA,” MI6 and President Trump, among other things.

2022. Year was included in two campaigns: Boycotting Iranian sports events, and the day of the action calling for women in Iran to remove hijab.

She told the Court: “My social media are like my weapon.” She said that her accounts were a place where she published the videos they sent her from Iran to walk and cite and mistreated morale.

In the same year, prosecutors say that the Iranian government plot had a murder.

The man who took over the proposal and testified for the government, said that in Russia, he was engaged to kill Alinejada. He took pictures and videos within her home and was arrested near to rolling next to the stop sign. AK-47 was in his back.

Alinejad described to see him talking on the phone one day outside her home.

“I saw a big guy,” she said. “He was giant.”