Tuesday, April 28, 2015 7:10:33 PM
Muslim Dad And Family Charged With Murders Over Conversion Of Daughter To Christianity
What kind of sad religion do you have to be to murder your own daughter? Sadly it is not that this is radical Islam, the problem is that Islam is radical.
It’s taken two years to see this through, but a Muslim father and members of his immigrant family from Texas (originally from Jordan) have been charged with murder of a woman for helping convert their daughter to Christianity.
Ali Irsan, 57, is charged with capital murder in the case. His wife, Shmou Ali Alrawabdeh, and their 21-year-old son, Nasim, are charged with murder.
Bagherzadeh was best friends with Ali Irsan’s daughter and he blamed her when the daughter left home and married a Christian, according to investigators.
“Nesreen Irsan would not succumb to her father’s complete domination and rule of her. And she left his home without his permission and went into hiding,” said Harris County District Attorney Devon Anderson.
Ali Irsan is also accused of killing his daughter’s husband 10 months after Bagherzadeh was shot to death. Coty Beavers was the twin brother of Bagherzadeh’s boyfriend.
“These two murders are linked by the belief on the defendant’s part that his honor as a father and a Muslim has been violated by his daughter, who defied his rule and married a Christian man,” said Anderson.
The Irsan’s daughter Nadia is charged with stalking her sister while trying to find out where she and Beavers were living.
As the KHOU 11 News I-Team first reported in 2014, Montgomery County investigators have reopened the 1999 shooting of another of Irsan's son-in-laws.
According to his death certificate, Amjad Alidam was shot and killed by Irsan. At the time, the case was ruled self-defense.
But Irsan's daughter and Alidam's wife, Nesreen, later told police the shooting was staged.
According to a search warrant obtained by the KHOU 11 News I-Team, Nesreen Irsan told investigators that her father lured Alidam to the family s home under false pretenses and then shot Alidam with a shotgun.
Nesreen Irsan said her father then fired a pistol into the wall and placed the gun near Alidam's body to make it appear that he threatened and fired at Irsan first.
Irsan has not been charged in that case but the investigation continues.
Irsan, his wife and a daughter have been in custody for more than a year, at the center of a massive social security benefits fraud investigation. That gave prosecutors time to build their case for murder. He listed about $1,800 in monthly welfare and disability benefits as income. The three are charged with conspiracy to defraud the U.S., theft of public money and benefits fraud. A federal criminal complaint alleges Irsan and his wife falsified documents to receive Social Security disability benefits with help from his daughter.
"People want justice and they want justice yesterday. But in order for there to be true justice, it does require meticulous work and detail," said Harris County Sheriff Adrian Garcia.
Bagherzadeh's family released the following statement Wednesday evening: "The family is overjoyed about the latest development in their daughter's case. They appreciate the tireless efforts of the DA's office and HPD in Gelareh's case. Today, they are happy but still extremely sad. They have suffered in the past 39 months and nothing will bring their precious daughter back. Emotions are raw as they relive the the horrific memories."
Irsan in also undervestigation for a previous murder. As the KHOU 11 News I-Team first told you, Montgomery County investigators have re-opened the 1999 shooting of another of Irsan s son-in-laws.
According to his death certificate, Amjad Alidam was shot and killed by Irsan inside Irsan s home.That case was ruled self-defense.
But Irsan s daughter, Nesreen, recently told police that shooting was staged.
According to a search warrant obtained by the KHOU 11 News I-Team, Nesreen Irsan told investigators that her father lured Alidam to the family s home under false pretenses and then shot Alidam with a shotgun.
Nesreen Irsan said her father then fired a pistol into the wall and placed the gun near Alidam s body, to make it appear that he threatened and fired at Irsan first.
Alidam s best friend says he s always suspected the shooting was set up by Irsan.
I never seen him carry (a) gun , said Mustafa Salih, a friend of the deceased.
KHOU contacted Ali Irsan s attorney for comment.
Mark Diaz told us that he doesn t have enough information about these newly-revealed allegations to speak about them.
Diaz says he does expect a federal grand jury to indict his client next week for fraud.
http://www.khou.com/videos/news/investigations/2014/07/25/12501358/
http://www.khou.com/story/news/crime/2014/07/25/12496940/
Read more at http://conservativebyte.com/2015/04/muslim-dad-and-family-charged-with-murders-over-conversion-of-daughter-to-christianity/
What kind of sad religion do you have to be to murder your own daughter? Sadly it is not that this is radical Islam, the problem is that Islam is radical.
It’s taken two years to see this through, but a Muslim father and members of his immigrant family from Texas (originally from Jordan) have been charged with murder of a woman for helping convert their daughter to Christianity.
Ali Irsan, 57, is charged with capital murder in the case. His wife, Shmou Ali Alrawabdeh, and their 21-year-old son, Nasim, are charged with murder.
Bagherzadeh was best friends with Ali Irsan’s daughter and he blamed her when the daughter left home and married a Christian, according to investigators.
“Nesreen Irsan would not succumb to her father’s complete domination and rule of her. And she left his home without his permission and went into hiding,” said Harris County District Attorney Devon Anderson.
Ali Irsan is also accused of killing his daughter’s husband 10 months after Bagherzadeh was shot to death. Coty Beavers was the twin brother of Bagherzadeh’s boyfriend.
“These two murders are linked by the belief on the defendant’s part that his honor as a father and a Muslim has been violated by his daughter, who defied his rule and married a Christian man,” said Anderson.
The Irsan’s daughter Nadia is charged with stalking her sister while trying to find out where she and Beavers were living.
As the KHOU 11 News I-Team first reported in 2014, Montgomery County investigators have reopened the 1999 shooting of another of Irsan's son-in-laws.
According to his death certificate, Amjad Alidam was shot and killed by Irsan. At the time, the case was ruled self-defense.
But Irsan's daughter and Alidam's wife, Nesreen, later told police the shooting was staged.
According to a search warrant obtained by the KHOU 11 News I-Team, Nesreen Irsan told investigators that her father lured Alidam to the family s home under false pretenses and then shot Alidam with a shotgun.
Nesreen Irsan said her father then fired a pistol into the wall and placed the gun near Alidam's body to make it appear that he threatened and fired at Irsan first.
Irsan has not been charged in that case but the investigation continues.
Irsan, his wife and a daughter have been in custody for more than a year, at the center of a massive social security benefits fraud investigation. That gave prosecutors time to build their case for murder. He listed about $1,800 in monthly welfare and disability benefits as income. The three are charged with conspiracy to defraud the U.S., theft of public money and benefits fraud. A federal criminal complaint alleges Irsan and his wife falsified documents to receive Social Security disability benefits with help from his daughter.
"People want justice and they want justice yesterday. But in order for there to be true justice, it does require meticulous work and detail," said Harris County Sheriff Adrian Garcia.
Bagherzadeh's family released the following statement Wednesday evening: "The family is overjoyed about the latest development in their daughter's case. They appreciate the tireless efforts of the DA's office and HPD in Gelareh's case. Today, they are happy but still extremely sad. They have suffered in the past 39 months and nothing will bring their precious daughter back. Emotions are raw as they relive the the horrific memories."
Irsan in also undervestigation for a previous murder. As the KHOU 11 News I-Team first told you, Montgomery County investigators have re-opened the 1999 shooting of another of Irsan s son-in-laws.
According to his death certificate, Amjad Alidam was shot and killed by Irsan inside Irsan s home.That case was ruled self-defense.
But Irsan s daughter, Nesreen, recently told police that shooting was staged.
According to a search warrant obtained by the KHOU 11 News I-Team, Nesreen Irsan told investigators that her father lured Alidam to the family s home under false pretenses and then shot Alidam with a shotgun.
Nesreen Irsan said her father then fired a pistol into the wall and placed the gun near Alidam s body, to make it appear that he threatened and fired at Irsan first.
Alidam s best friend says he s always suspected the shooting was set up by Irsan.
I never seen him carry (a) gun , said Mustafa Salih, a friend of the deceased.
KHOU contacted Ali Irsan s attorney for comment.
Mark Diaz told us that he doesn t have enough information about these newly-revealed allegations to speak about them.
Diaz says he does expect a federal grand jury to indict his client next week for fraud.
http://www.khou.com/videos/news/investigations/2014/07/25/12501358/
http://www.khou.com/story/news/crime/2014/07/25/12496940/
Read more at http://conservativebyte.com/2015/04/muslim-dad-and-family-charged-with-murders-over-conversion-of-daughter-to-christianity/
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