The daughter of the German-American dissident whose body was mutilated by Iran asks Trump to Nix Nix Nuke Talks
The daughter of A German-American journalist who died under the custody of Iran and whose body has been returned mutilated and missing parts he urged the Trump administration on Sunday to pull the plug on the nuclear interviews with the Islamic Republic.
Jamshid “Jimmy” Sharmahd, 69, residing in California who was kidnapped during a business trip to the United Arab Emirates in 2020 and brought to Tehran, was performed In October. Her daughter, Gazelle Sharmahd, told Fox News Digital that her body has been returned bringing horrible signs of torture.
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“I traveled to Berlin with my family so as not to hug my father freed after five years of torture from these terrorists, but to receive his mutilated body in a box,” he said. “The regime not only to torture my father physically and mentally for more than 1,500 days while the administration of the United States Biden and Germany was watching lazily, even after killing my father, cut his bodies.”
Gazelle Sharmahd said that an autopsy relationship showed the language of his father, the larynx, the thyroid and the heart were missing, and had only two teeth.
Sharmahd’s daughter said her father had Parkinson’s disease and was held in insulation. (Sharmahd family)
The daughter, who made the Biden administration unnecessarily to free his father, said that the United States and Germany should not negotiate with a nation capable of these atrocities.
“The day when a German-American patriot and a hostage were returned to pieces in a coffin, with the tongue and heart cut, barely recognizable for me and my family, Germany and the United States consider sitting with the killers of their double national hostage,” he said.
The Trump administration has started Indirect interviews with the Iranian clerical Regime on Saturday in Oman, a town in the Middle East, where Jimmy was taken after being kidnapped in the United Arab Emirates and later moved to Iran.
Sharmahd, who was a strong critic of the regime in Tehran, was considered an American citizen pursuant to Levinson Act, according to the family lawyer, Jason Poblete, who is an expert in victims kidnapped by totalitarian regimes.
The Levinson Act defines a “United States National” as a “permanent legal resident with significant links with the United States”. According to the State Department, the definition applies to non -US citizens.
The act was named after Robert LevinsonA retired FBI agent and private investigator who disappeared from an Iranian island in 2007. Levinson was held hostage and was declared dead in 2020 when he said he had died in Iranian custody. His family blamed the Iranian regime for his capture and imprisonment.
The FBI said she received this image of Robert Levinson in April 2011, four years after its death. (FBI)
Gazelle Sharmahd invited the director of the FBI Kash Patel and the German authorities to investigate the murder of his father and to issue arrest mandates for the officials of the Iranian regime responsible for his summary execution.
He received support from the German-Iranian community. Behrouz Asadi, an important German-Iranian human rights activist, sent a letter to the German federal prosecutor, Jens Rommel, on the case of Jimmy.
“We invite you to start criminal investigations against the managers of the Islamic Republic of Iran, in particular those directly or indirectly responsible for his abduction, imprisonment, torture and in the end his murder,” wrote Asadi.
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Poblete published on X that the murder of Jimmy Sharmahd was “the result of a brutal regime that acts with impunity – and systemic failures by the United States and Germany, which did not do enough. This is what happens when the Americans and the other US citizens have held hostage/unjustly detained are abandoned abroad.
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Friedrich Merz (Michael Kappeler/DPA via AP)
Sharmahd said he believed that the politician of the German Christian Democratic Party Friedrich MerzWhich should become a chancellor in May, and President Donald Trump will remain at terrorist regimes in ways that their predecessors have not done.
“President Trump is recently elected but promised to stay hostage and resist the jihadists, whether it is Hamas, Hezbollah, Houthis or the largest, the Islamic regime in Iran,” he said.
