Hands Off Cain
NEWS ARCHIVE·DEATH PENALTY·NOVEMBER 29, 2004
Saudi Arabia

Mansour bin Ahmad bin Saleh al-Bahluli, a Saudi national, was beheaded

Mansour bin Ahmad bin Saleh al-Bahluli, a Saudi national, was beheaded in the Red Sea city of Jeddah after being convicted of raping two women and several other crimes, the country’s interior ministry announced.

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Mansour bin Ahmad bin Saleh al-Bahluli, a Saudi national, was beheaded in the Red Sea city of Jeddah after being convicted of raping two women and several other crimes, the country’s interior ministry announced.
Bahluli raped the two women, one of whom he had kidnapped, in separate incidents. The condemned man had also committed adultery with other women "whom he filmed in the act of having sex, in addition to filming other naked women," a ministry statement added. Many copies of these videos were found in his possession. Bahluli was also convicted of selling hashish, of possessing arms and ammunition illegally, and sheltering a girl who had run away from her parents, the statement said.
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  • (Sources: Agence France Presse, 29/11/2004)