‘Crazy stalker’: Niece of slain Iranian general’s arrest has made her ex-boyfriend’s life hell, explosive report says
After ICE arrests Iran’s Qassem Soleimani’s niece, an explosive report from The California Post describes Hamid Soleimani AfsharThe 47-year-old was branded a “crazy stalker” who caused her ex-partner immense pain.
ICE agents arrested Afshar and her 27-year-old daughter, Sarinasadat Hosseiny, at their home in the Tujunga area of Los Angeles on Friday. She is related to the late Iranian military figure General Soleimani.
their green card Withdrawn due to alleged ties to the Islamic Republic of Iran.
Los Angeles barber calls Soleimani Afshar ‘crazy woman’, ‘stalker’
Zare Mandani, a 54-year-old barber in Los Angeles, received a five-year restraining order against Afshar in 2024 after experiencing a series of harassment incidents at work and at home, the California Post reported.
After learning about her arrest ice “Thank God. It’s good. She’s a stalker,” Mandani told The Washington Post on Friday.
Mandani went on to call her a “crazy lady” and said “Thank God she was arrested and will be deported. She is not a normal person. I took her to court twice. She gave me such a headache. I kindly asked her to leave me alone and I stopped her but she didn’t listen.”
Afshar arrived in the United States on a tourist visa in 2015, was granted asylum in 2019, and received green card status in 2021.
According to the New York Post, her daughter came to the United States on a student visa in 2021 and received a green card in 2023. The mother and daughter have returned to Iran several times, causing concern among U.S. authorities.
How did Mandani meet Hamid Soleimani Afshar? What we know about court filings
Mandani said he met Afshar at a party and realized she was wearing a wig.
In legal filings regarding the domestic violence restraining order, he classified their relationship as “we are dating or habitually dating,” but told The Washington Post they were just friends.
The documents detail allegations of emotional abuse, harassment, persistent unnecessary phone calls, restrictions on movement, preventing him from working in the workplace, and claims she “threatened” to harm herself.
It is worth noting that Afshar has publicly celebrated attacks on American soldiers and military installations, and even called the United States the “Great Satan.” She also expressed support for the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps, which the United States calls a terrorist organization.
