Iran: A man hanged and a woman sentenced to death
NCRI - A man was hanged in Tehran's notorious Evin prison today for alleged murder charges. Death sentence for the man identified by his first name Esmail, was endorsed by the mullahs' supreme court. His wife, Masoumeh, was also sentenced to 15 years of imprisonment for involvement in the murder and to death for adultery.
The number of executions since Ahmadinejad's appointment as president in June 2005 has gone over 140.
NCRI - The clerical regime's security chief in Tehran announced that in the first three phases of enforcing security in the capital, some 15,000 people were arrested. 
NCRI - According to state-run dailies yesterday, three prisoners were executed in notorious Evin prison in Tehran and the death sentence for three more were issued in Qazvin, West of Tehran. 
NCRI, September 5 - The clerical regime ruling Iran hanged a man in Iranshahr, Southeastern Iran, and sentenced three others to death in Tehran and Ahwaz, state-run dailies reporting from Iran.