Just taking a photo, the man was turned into a pedophile and was knocked unconscious by his neighbor and burned to death.

An innocent British man was beaten to death by a neighbour of his community self-defense force in a coma after being wrongly considered a pedophile.

The 44-Year-old Bijan Ebrahimi shot a group of local teenagers to destroy his family's flower basket, which he intended to hand over to the police as evidence. It never occurred to anyone that he photographed the teenager with his camera and told the police that Ebrahim had bad intentions for the children.

Then, Ebrahimi was questioned by police from his apartment in Bristol, and residents began to preach his paedophilia. But after the trial, the police found that it was only a misunderstanding and released him. The rumor had spread to the community where Ebrahimi lived, and people thought he had a pedophile. Then, two days later, Ebrahimi was murdered.

Lee James, 24, beat Ebrahimi to a coma, then dragged Ebrahimi to the street and lit up his body with the help of his peer, Stephen Norley. The trial of the brutal crimes of the two men will take place next month. Avon and Somerset Police spokesman Martin Dunscombe announced after the hearing that Ebrahimi was innocent. He said: "Ebrahimi was arrested for suspected destruction of public order, but after the trial he was acquitted and no longer related acts." We can make sure that he didn't take any indecent photos, and there were no photos on his computer. Ebrahimi's relatives recalled that Ebrahimi was a loving person. They said: "Bijan is a poor speaker of the disabled, his only pleasure in life is gardening and his cat." Bijan was very loving, and he was an excellent uncle and brother. ”

According to the neighbors, Ebrahimi is usually keen on planting grass, and he often looks after his plants in front of his apartment in Bristol. But as some teenagers began to spoil the garden he cared for, he began videotaping their vandalism and handing them over to the city council and the police. But the rumour caused by the misunderstanding made the people around him become hostile to him.

Police arrested him on July 12, and he was killed two days later. The police Ebrahimi acquitted after knowing the truth, but Lee James and Stephen Norley, who helped him, decided to "do it".

A resident who did not want to be named said: "In the evening of Thursday, people shouted ' paedophilia ' to Ebrahimi, about 20 people, almost 100% of whom were convinced that Ebrahimi was a pedophile." When the police took away the Ebrahimi, people cheered loudly, but he was later put back. Another resident said: "Those who are disinformation should be condemned by conscience, he is not a pedophile, but now he has been killed." ”

The Independent Police Complaints Council and local municipal councils are now rethinking the way the case is handled.