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Jamshid Hashemi was born on 25 April, 1936 in Iran, is an An Iran hostage crisis. Discover Jamshid Hashemi's Biography, Age, Height, Physical Stats, Dating/Affairs, Family and career updates. Learn How rich is he in this year and how he spends money? Also learn how he earned most of networth at the age of 77 years old?

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Occupation Arms dealer
Age 77 years old
Zodiac Sign Taurus
Born 25 April, 1936
Birthday 25 April
Birthplace Iran
Date of death 2013
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Nationality Iran

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Jamshid Hashemi Net Worth

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1979

Hashemi and his brother Cyrus Hashemi supported the 1979 Iranian Revolution, and Jamshid was appointed to oversee the national radio network, where he worked with Mehdi Karroubi's brother Hassan.

1980

Hashemi and his brother Cyrus Hashemi played a role in the 1980 October Surprise affair (Jamshid later testified to the House October Surprise Task Force in 1992) and in the mid-1980s Iran-Contra affair.

Hashemi and his brother Cyrus Hashemi went on to play a role in the 1980 October Surprise affair (Jamshid later testified to the House October Surprise Task Force in 1992) and in the Iran-Contra affair.

Upon arriving in the US after the Revolution, Hashemi set up RRC Co Inc in Stamford, Connecticut, which Hashemi described in an affidavit as "an import-export company ... (which) originally dealt in commodities such as rice and sugar, construction machinery parts and Oriental rugs".

Towards the end of 1980 Hashemi was approached by a contact on behalf of the Iranian Air Force in regards to acquiring aircraft spare parts.

The company shipped millions of dollars' worth of spare parts and related goods to Iran, with billing handled via a London office.

1981

RRC's operations ceased in late 1981 over a dispute between partners regarding allocation of profits.

1984

Hashemi had a 9-year relationship with the UK's Secret Intelligence Service (MI6), beginning soon after his arrival in the UK in 1984.

Soon after his move to the UK in 1984, Jamshid Hashemi developed a relationship with the UK's Secret Intelligence Service (MI6) which would last nine years.

1987

Hashemi deals that MI6 approved of included the supply of £350 million worth of Silkworm missiles from China to Iran in 1987 (the agency had supported this by sending an agent to China in 1985 to help arrange the deal) and the transfer of Portuguese 155mm ammunition.

1993

Hashemi broke off the relationship in 1993 after the UK Government refused to issue him a British passport.

At one time Hashemi gave the UK Conservative Party "£55,000 after meeting Margaret Thatcher at the home of the then foreign secretary, Geoffrey Howe."

1994

Hashemi's victims included the US trading firm Octagon, which at the time of the 1994 deal was listed on the NASDAQ.

1997

In July 1997 Hashemi was arrested in Dublin whilst travelling to the US for a second triple heart bypass.

1999

He was released in February 1999, having pleaded guilty to three fraud charges and one of using a false passport, while four charges were dropped to avoid UK security matters being aired in open court.

At the time of his release The Guardian said that "A source close to the case yesterday described MI6 as lucky."

The judge in the case described Hashemi as a "ruthless international conman", with the Serious Fraud Office accusing Hashemi of setting up companies to defraud suppliers of at least £3m using non-existent commodity deals with Iran.

The judge also noted that the three-year sentence would have been longer had Hashemi not had a record of supplying "valuable information" to MI6, as attested in court by Hashemi's anonymous case officers.

2013

Jamshid Hashemi (died 2013 ) was an Iranian-born trader in arms and other commodities convicted of fraud in the UK in 1999.