Based on a report that cannot currently be independently verified by the Iran Human Rights Documentation Center, and citing an informed source inside Qom Prison, information has emerged about the execution process of 19-year-old wrestler Saleh Mohammadi, raising serious concerns and ambiguities.

According to this unverified account, he was transferred to the execution site and hanged on the day his sentence was carried out. However, it is reported that after approximately forty minutes, he was taken down from the gallows, and upon examination by a prison doctor, signs of life were still detected. The source further alleges that following this determination, the execution was carried out again.

Reports also indicate that the charges against him may not have been fully substantiated through a fair trial process, an issue that, if confirmed, would constitute a violation of fundamental due process standards.

If independently verified, such actions could amount to cruel, inhuman, or degrading punishment, which is strictly prohibited under international human rights law.

Additionally, the reported delay in medical assessment, and failure to promptly determine his vital condition, if accurate, point to serious deficiencies in the execution procedure.

It should be emphasized that this account is based on information from an unofficial source, and requires independent and transparent verification.


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