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Beloved Lives Lost That Now Rest In Peace!

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Robert Michael George
Date of Death: 12/27/2021
Age: 53
Gender: Male
Cause of Death: Pursuit
Cause of Death: Other
Nationality: United States
Christopher Thomas
Date of Death: 12/27/2021
Age: 22
Gender: Male
Cause of Death: Deadly force
Cause of Death: Other
Nationality: United States
Kevin Dubois
Date of Death: 12/27/2021
Age: 31
Gender: Male
Cause of Death: Deadly force
Cause of Death: Other
Nationality: United States
Lyndon James McLeod
Date of Death: 12/27/2021
Age: 47
Gender: Male
Cause of Death: Deadly force
Cause of Death: Other
Nationality: United States
Name withheld by police
Date of Death: 12/27/2021
Gender: Male
Cause of Death: Deadly force
Cause of Death: Other
Nationality: United States
Roberto Cazares Salgado
Date of Death: 12/27/2021
Age: 39
Gender: Male
Cause of Death: Deadly force
Cause of Death: Other
Nationality: United States
Stanley “SJ” Davis III
Date of Death: 12/26/2021
Age: 13
Gender: Male
Cause of Death: Pursuit
Cause of Death: Other
Nationality: United States
Mahmoud Yusef Mohammed
Date of Death: 03/07/2025
Age: 64
Gender: Male
Cause of Death: Shot dead
Cause of Death: Other
Nationality: United States
Pleas of surviving relatives: “He was not a fighter. He didn’t even carry a weapon. He just wanted to check on our home after the fire. They killed him like an animal, and filmed it like it was a trophy. Where is the justice in this?” — His daughter, name withheld for safety “Mahmoud served his country as a soldier long ago, then spent his life as a farmer. He helped everyone, even those who didn’t share his sect or politics. He should have been respected, not executed like a criminal.” — His nephew, who fled to Tartus after the killing “We want the world to know that he was innocent. We want those who murdered him to be tried in an international court. We want the government to answer for how they allowed this to happen.” — Family statement to a BBC Arabic correspondent “This wasn’t war—it was murder. We want those who did this to face justice. And we ask the world not to forget him or the many others who were killed in silence.” — Mahmoud’s sister, currently displaced in Latakia
Mohsen LangarNeshin
Date of Death: 04/30/2025
Age: 36
Gender: Male
Cause of Death: State execution by hanging
Cause of Death: Other
Nationality: Iran
Pleas of surviving relatives: The family of Mohsen LangarNeshin made urgent and heartfelt pleas for his life in the days leading up to his execution on April 30, 2025. His mother released a video on April 29, stating that she had her final visit with him at Ghezel Hesar Prison in Karaj. In the video, she expressed grave concern about the impending execution and said, “Please pray for my child … I do not know if he will see the sunrise tomorrow or not.” She also appealed to the public and human rights organizations for support, emphasizing the lack of fairness in the trial and the absence of credible evidence against her son. His father, Masoud LangarNeshin, also released a video message asserting that his son had been sentenced to death without a fair trial. He emphasized that the case was full of ambiguities and procedural flaws, and he appealed to the public and human rights organizations for support. These emotional appeals highlight the family’s belief in Mohsen’s innocence and their desperate calls for justice in the face of an execution they considered unjust and politically motivated.​
Hamid Hosseinnezhad Heydaranlou
Date of Death: 04/20/2025
Age: 39
Gender: Male
Cause of Death: executed by hanging
Cause of Death: Other
Nationality: Iran
Pleas of surviving relatives: Yes, there were deeply moving and public pleas from Hamid Hosseinnezhad Heydaranlou’s surviving family, especially from his 10-year-old daughter, Ronahi: Ronahi’s Pleas: Publicly pleaded for her father’s life, speaking out despite threats and intimidation. Revealed that Iranian security forces tried to force her to give false testimony against her father, threatening to kill him if she did not comply. Courageously refused, standing firm even under extreme psychological pressure. Her defiance and appeal became a symbol of resistance, drawing public attention to the injustice surrounding her father’s case. Family Sit-in Protest: Ronahi and other family members staged a sit-in outside Urmia Central Prison in the days leading up to the execution. The protest temporarily delayed the execution, showing that public pressure had some impact. The family continuously appealed to Iranian authorities and international organizations to intervene and stop the execution. Despite their efforts, Hamid was executed in secret on April 20, 2025, without final notice. The family’s emotional and courageous stand, especially by a child like Ronahi, underscores the human cost of injustice and repression.
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