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Daily Archives: 6 December, 2012

2006: A father-daughter drug smuggling team

Posted on 6 December, 2012 by Headsman

In Saudi Arabia, distinguished as the worldwide capital of beheading, a Pakistani named Mohamed Rafiq Myased and his daughter Abajan (or Apa-jan) were beheaded in Jeddah on this date in 2006 for smuggling drugs.

(Another Pakistani national lost his head in Jeddah 10 days later for the same crime; I’m uncertain whether the cases were related.)

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Posted in 21st Century, Beheaded, Capital Punishment, Common Criminals, Crime, Death Penalty, Drugs, Execution, History, Ripped from the Headlines, Saudi Arabia, Women | Tagged 2000s, 2006, december 6

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