The Painful Tragedy that a Famous Mashhad Fentist Brought Upon His 29-year-old son

Using advanced technology, the police determined that the young man had not left the country and was still within its borders. However, as months passed, it became evident that the family of "F" (the missing young man) had almost abandoned the search for him. This raised suspicions among the investigators, who began to consider the possibility that a hidden truth lay behind "F's" disappearance.

The suspicions escalated to the point where Colonel Javad Shafi-Zadeh, head of the Khorasan Razavi Investigation Department, assigned an elite team of homicide detectives to scrutinize the case closely. The case was soon placed under the supervision of Colonel Mohammad Hemmati Javanmard, head of the Homicide Investigation Department, where an expert analysis session was conducted. A thorough review of the dentist’s statements and police hypotheses strongly suggested that a murder might have occurred.

A joint team of intelligence and operations officers, led by Major Rajabi and under the guidance of Judge Vahid Khakshour, a special homicide judge in Mashhad, launched a covert investigation, closely monitoring the 52-year-old dentist’s daily activities and family interactions for two months.

They then summoned "F's" father to the police department, pretending to treat the case as a criminal investigation. Meanwhile, intelligence officers discreetly reported that shortly after this development, a family meeting had taken place at "F’s" maternal grandfather’s house. This solidified the detectives' belief that the dentist was hiding a dark secret about a shocking crime.

With this new lead, the investigation shifted into a full-fledged criminal inquiry. Under orders from Branch 258 of the Mashhad Public and Revolutionary Prosecutor's Office, the dentist and his wife were summoned separately for intensive questioning.

During the interrogation, investigators used misleading questions to extract hidden truths. At one point, the dentist’s wife inadvertently referred to her son as "the late" (deceased). This single word was enough to unlock the mystery. With this crucial slip, detectives turned their focus on the 52-year-old father, who soon confessed that his son had been suffering from severe drug addiction.

As the puzzle pieces came together, the mother of "F" revealed further details, describing her son’s troubling behavior and bad company, which had led him to cocaine and ketamine addiction. She also recounted a violent altercation between her son and his father at home.

Under mounting pressure, the well-known dentist could no longer conceal the truth about his horrific crime. He regretfully admitted to a terrifying night when his son, in a drug-fueled rage, had attacked him with a knife, demanding a large sum of money. In self-defense, the father struck his son on the head with a flowerpot, causing him to collapse. Panicked, he told his wife—who had heard the commotion—to return to her room, assuring her that nothing had happened. Once she fell asleep, he placed his son’s lifeless body in a canvas bag, loaded it into his black Pride sedan, and drove toward an area near the old Fariman road. There, he disposed of the body in a construction debris site, burying it in a ditch before returning to Mashhad.

A few days later, to mislead the police, he abandoned his son’s phone near Shahnameh Boulevard.

The accused further stated:
"If I hadn’t defended myself that night, he would have killed me, or even my wife. He was mentally unstable. I hid the incident only to protect my family's reputation, but now I deeply regret it. He had repeatedly threatened to kill me for money."

The mother of "F" later revealed more harrowing details, saying:
"I was terrified of my son’s violent behavior. We feared he might harm our grandchildren. He even held our poor dog hostage to extort money from us. He sold all my gold! Because of his ketamine addiction, he couldn’t even control his bodily functions. He used to go to his father’s dental clinic, causing embarrassing public outbursts that forced us to give him whatever he wanted. My husband only did this to protect me, our children, and the rest of the family. My son’s behavior had become so terrifying that he once held a pair of scissors to my husband’s throat to extort money. He even took me hostage, locking me inside our home to force his father into giving him cash. We tried everything to help him quit drugs, but his condition only worsened until this tragic incident happened."

Following these chilling confessions, Judge Khakshour ordered the release of the victim’s mother. A team of detectives then accompanied the dentist to the burial site near the Fariman road, where they recovered "F’s" remains.

Further investigations continue to uncover more dimensions of this shocking crime.