Interview with the suspect in the murder case of Elahe Hosseinnajad: I had no motive for theft.

Bahman, accused of murdering Elahe Hosseinzadeh, appeared before reporters this morning in the presence of the head of the Tehran Criminal Court and provided new details about the manner of the murder and his motive, which contradict his previous statements.Meanwhile, according to one of the psychiatric specialists who interviewed the accused, the likely motive for the murder stems from the troubled relationships he has had with women. He harbored a great deal of anger towards his wife, and the empathy he felt towards Elahe and his wife led him to commit the murder.

Explain what you did on the day of the incident and what happened?

I got a ride from Dar es Salaam Islamshahr to Tehran using the Snapp app. I dropped her off at Azadi Square and then waited for another passenger in the same Azadi Square. When Elaheh got in, I had been standing for about 20 minutes to get another passenger from Snapp.

Where was the goddess sitting?

At first, he was sitting in the back seat. He said let's go and then came and sat in the front seat. Then he started talking loudly on the phone, mentioning his friends and his private life. After he hung up, he initiated a conversation with me. When I heard his words, I asked why he talked about his life and shared these things with everyone. I wanted to advise him.

Why did you hit Elaha?

Considering the differences I had with my wife and the things I had heard behind her back, I got into a conflict with Elaheh as well. Elaheh was saying that I was depressed and that life isn't like this. She was belittling me.

Was your motivation really theft for the murder?

My motivation was not theft. If I wanted to kill someone for theft, I would steal Elah's gold. She had gold with her. The humiliating words she said to me, claiming that I was depressed, hurt me.