Iran Publicly Executes Serial Rapist Convicted of Assaulting Dozens
Mohammad Ali Salamat was hanged after being found guilty of raping over 200 women across two decades.
- Salamat, 43, operated a pharmacy and gym in Hamedan, where he targeted his victims.
- The Iranian Supreme Court upheld his death sentence in October, leading to his execution.
- Reports indicate Salamat often lured victims by proposing marriage or dating them.
- His arrest marked the largest single-offender rape case in Iranian history.
- Human rights groups have criticized Iran's high execution rate, which includes crimes like rape and adultery.