Gold hunting of old women with poisoned juice and the fine sheet that revealed the secret of the "Iran" crime: in the winter of 2007 and the spring of 2008, the continuous discovery of bodies of elderly women in Qazvin, suffocated with scarves or plastic bags and their gold stolen, opened the eyes of the elite detectives of the Farja police to the terrible case of serial murders in Qazvin. The final clue was received after the clever escape of one of the prey; By tracking Renault cars fined in the same area and time, the police found a 31-year-old woman named Mahin Ghadiri, whose car and home contained undeniable evidence such as traces of blood, anesthetic powder and fake gold invoices. Mahin Kadiri revealed in the investigations that by offering poisoned juice he rendered the subjects unconscious and strangled them to steal their gold; A controversial case that was finally closed with the execution of his retributive sentence in December 2009. Read the full text here.