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Asghar the Murderer
Ali Asghar Borujerdi (Persian:علی اصغر بروجردی) known in Iran as اصغر قاتل (''Asghar-e Ghatel'' or Asghar Qatel: Asghar the Murderer) (1893 – 26 June 1934) is the first Iranian serial killer and rapist reported in the 20th century.
Moving to Iraq as a child with his family, he started assaulting, raping and later murdering adolescent boys in Baghdad since he was fourteen years old. Escaping back to Iran in 1933, he continued his murders in Tehran where he was eventually arrested and executed. Asghar Qatel was convicted for raping and killing 33 young adults, eight in Tehran and the rest in Baghdad.〔Schayegh, C. "Serial Murder in Tehran: Crime, Science, and the Formation of Modern State and Society in Interwar Iran". ''History Comparative Studies in Society and History'', 47(4) October 2005, pp 836-862. (Abstract )〕
==Early life==
Ali Asghar Borujerdi was born in 1893 in Borujerd, Western Iran. His father, Ali Mirza, was a famous road thief attacking caravans around Borujerd, Malayer and Persian Iraq - central parts of modern Iran including Qom, Saveh and Arak.
His family, including Ali Asghar, his mother, and his siblings left Borujerd to the holy city of Karbala in Iraq when Asghar was eight years old.
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