The wife of Jabidnam Wahid Mohammadlou, one of the victims of the national protests of January 1404, on Saturday, November 9, by posting a video on Instagram, shared photos of her daughters, in which two daughters place flowers on the grave of their father. In explaining this video, he wrote about his daughters' longing for their father and the pain of losing his wife. In part of his message addressed to the shooter, he wrote to his wife: "You're a b****, take a good look, I want to know how you sleep at night." Look at my daughters, how easily and cruelly you take away from them all the blessings you have father. "My daughters are very paternal." Javidnam's wife, Wahid Mohammadlo, wrote: "Look at me, how you took my love, my support, my hope and my support. At that time, didn't you think that she might have a child and that they were expecting her? Maybe there is one that this person is dealing with? Wahid Mohammadlo, 39 years old, was the father of two children aged 9 and 4 who was killed on Thursday, January 9, 1404 in Sadagia Square, Tehran, by a direct shot to his eye by the oppressors of the Islamic Republic.

The wife of Jabidnam Wahid Mohammadlou, one of the victims of the national protests of January 1404, on Saturday, November 9, by posting a video on Instagram, shared photos of her daughters, in which two daughters place flowers on the grave of their father. In explaining this video, he wrote about his daughters' longing for their father and the pain of losing his wife. In part of his message addressed to the shooter, he wrote to his wife: "You're a b****, take a good look, I want to know how you sleep at night." Look at my daughters, how easily and cruelly you take away from them all the blessings you have father. "My daughters are very paternal." Javidnam's wife, Wahid Mohammadlo, wrote: "Look at me, how you took my love, my support, my hope and my support. At that time, didn't you think that she might have a child and that they were expecting her? Maybe there is one that this person is dealing with? Wahid Mohammadlo, 39 years old, was the father of two children aged 9 and 4 who was killed on Thursday, January 9, 1404 in Sadagia Square, Tehran, by a direct shot to his eye by the oppressors of the Islamic Republic.