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Iranian Influencer Faces Death Penalty For Illegal Gambling Sites
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Milad Hatemi, a famous Instagram influencer from Iran, has been indicted for allegedly running an online gambling operation. Such a charge carries the death penalty in the country. He urged his four million followers that a glamorous life similar to his own could be achieved by gambling. His profile has numerous posts on exotic cars and other such luxuries enticing many to gamble their money in the schemes he promoted. The Islamic Republic of Iran accused him of making illegal profits and money laundering. Hatami was arrested in Turkey and deported back to Iran last March. The Iranian judiciary's media center released a statement accusing Hatemi of "corruption on earth through widespread abuse and disruption of the country's monetary and currency system, amounting at a minimum to more than half a million [US] dollars." The charge of "spreading corruption of earth" draws from Islamic scripture and is a broadly defined crime capable of encompassing anything deemed undesirable by the Iranian regime.
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Iranian Influencer Faces Death Penalty for Illegal Gambling Sites
Location: Iran
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