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Daughter a German-American journalist who died in the guardianship of Iran and whose body was returned with a crippled and missing parts of the body called on Sunday Trump’s administration to withdraw the connection to nuclear conversations with the Islamic Republic.
Jamshid “Jimmy” Sharmahd, 69, a resident of California who was abducted while on a business trip in the United Arab Emirates in 2020 and taken to Tehran, was derived in October. His daughter Gazelle Sharmahd told Fox News Digital his body returned by carrying horrific signs of torture.
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“I traveled to Berlin with my family not to accept my liberated father after five years of torture from these terrorists, but to receive his crippled body in the box,” she said. “The regime is not only physically and mentally tormented by my father for more than 1500 days, as the US biden administration and Germany watched idle, even after killing my father, they cut his organs.”
Gazelle Sharmahd said that an autopsy report showed that her father’s language, larynx, thyroid and heart was missing, and only had two teeth.
Sharmahd’s daughter said her father had Parkinson’s illness and that he was kept isolated. (The Sharmahd family)
The daughter, who had a fertile lobby of the bidet administration to release her father, said that the US and Germany should not negotiate with a nation that is capable of such crimes.
“On the day the German-American patriot and hostages returned to pieces in the suitcase, with his tongue and heart cut, barely recognizable my family and me, Germany and the US, consider sitting with the killers of their double National Size,” she said.
Trump’s administration has started indirect conversations with Iranian clerical A regime on Saturday in Oman, a Central East country, where Jimmy was taken after he was abducted in UAE and later moved to Iran.
Sharmahd, who was a sharp critic of the regime in Tehran, was considered an American nation -based according to Levinson’s law, according to the family lawyer Jason Pablet, who is an expert on victims who are discovered by totalitarian regimes.
Levinson’s law defines the “nation -state of the United States” as “a lawful permanent resident with significant connections with the United States.” According to the State Department, the definition refers to citizens who are not in the US.
The law was named Robert LevinsonRetired FBI agent, a private investigator who disappeared from the Iranian island in 2007. Levinson was hostage and was declared dead in 2020 when it was said that he died in Iran’s detention. His family blamed the Iranian regime for his arrest and prison.
The FBI announced that he had received this picture of Robert Levinson in April 2011, four years after his disappearance. (FBI)
Gazelle Sharmahd invited the director of the FBI Kasha Patel and the German authorities to investigate the murder of her father and betray the arrest warrant for Iran’s regimes responsible for his concise execution.
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She received support from the German-Iranian community. Behrouz Assadi, a prominent German-Iranian activist for human rights, sent a letter to the German federal prosecutor Jens Rommel about Jimmy’s case.
“We invite you to launch a criminal investigation against those responsible in the Islamic Republic of Iran, especially those directly or indirectly responsible for his abduction, prison, torture, and ultimately his murder,” ASADI wrote.
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Pables announced on X that Jimmy Sharmahda’s murder “is the result of a brutal regime that works with impatience – both systemic failures and united states and Germany, who have not done enough. This happens when Americans and other US citizens are holding on to driving without any, such as Jimmy, our way.
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Sharmahd said she believes that the German Christian Democratic Party politician Friedrich MerzWho is expected to become a chancellor in May, and President Donald Trump will give the terrorist regimes in the way their predecessors are not.
“President Trump is newly elected, but he promised to stand with hostages and endure jihadists, whether they are Hamas, Hezbollah, Houthis or the biggest, Islamic regime in Iran,” she said.
