Wife of Idaho pastor released from Iran details marriage conflict
Published at | Updated atBOISE — Boise Pastor Saeed Abedini is back home in Boise. He flew in by private jet last night.
Saeed Abedini was one of five Americans released by Iran on Jan. 16. He had been imprisoned in Iran for 3 and a half years for proselytizing.
His wife Naghmeh says Saeed was reunited with his children. But we learned that Naghmeh filed legal papers in court having to do with domestic relations. We now have more information about what that means.
Wednesday morning, Naghmeh posted a lengthy statement to her Facebook page.
She says she hid from the public abuse that she has lived with for most of her marriage. She went on to say that her husband demanded she promote him in the eyes of the public and that she could not do that any longer.
Naghmeh says she still hopes to reconcile with Saeed under the right circumstances, but she’s leaving that in God’s hands.
She says she has taken temporary legal action to make sure her kids stay in Idaho until the situation has been resolved.
Here is the full text of Naghmeh Abedini’s statement she posted on Facebook Wednesday, Jan. 27.:
This article was originally published at KTVB.com. It is used here with permission.