Friday 1 July 2022 09:24 AM Iranian father shoots dead his 15-year-old daughter in suspected 'honour ... trends now

Friday 1 July 2022 09:24 AM Iranian father shoots dead his 15-year-old daughter in suspected 'honour ... trends now
Friday 1 July 2022 09:24 AM Iranian father shoots dead his 15-year-old daughter in suspected 'honour ... trends now

Friday 1 July 2022 09:24 AM Iranian father shoots dead his 15-year-old daughter in suspected 'honour ... trends now

Iranian father shoots dead his 15-year-old daughter in suspected 'honour killing' after 'catching her in park with a boy' - but claims it was an accident and 'he only meant to scare her' Mohammad Kazem Lashkari, 43, killed Ariana Lashkari, 15, with a shotgun He reportedly flew into a rage when he saw his daughter with a man in the park  A relative said Ariana felt oppressed by her father, an alleged former drug addict 

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A father has admitted to killing his teenage daughter with a shotgun in a suspected honour killing but claimed it was an accident and he only meant 'to scare her'.

Mohammad Kazem Lashkari, 43, reportedly flew into a rage when he saw his daughter Ariana Lashkari, 15, in a park in Iran with a man.

After he was arrested Mohammad claimed he only wanted to scare his daughter with the shotgun when it accidentally fired, killing her in Nurabad, southern Iran, on June 27.

He told police: 'After an argument, Ariana went to my mother's house and I could not control my anger.

'I went there with my shotgun to scare her. I really did not mean to kill my daughter. I fired involuntarily.'  

Ariana Lashkari, 15, (pictured) was killed with a shotgun by her father in Nurabad, southern Iran, on June 27

Ariana Lashkari, 15, (pictured) was killed with a shotgun by her father in Nurabad, southern Iran, on June 27

Her father Mohammad Kazem Lashkari, 43, (left) saw her in the park with a man and reportedly struggled to accept his daughter's want to 'choose her own lifestyle'

Her father Mohammad

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