By American Renaissance | Created at 2024-10-04 00:37:07 | Updated at 2024-10-07 14:23:18
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A Hoover man and father of six adult children is under arrest after authorities say he tried to hire someone to kill his wife and kids.
The FBI in Birmingham this week arrest 61-year-old Mohammad A.H. Mohammad, who owns American Plumbing Service LLC in Homewood.
Mohammad is charged with use of interstate commerce facilities in the commission of murder-for-hire.
Charging documents against Mohammad chronicles years of a contentious divorce with his 55-year-old wife that included threats of violence and the torching of his family’s vehicles, and months of him allegedly planning to have them all murdered.
Authorities contend Mohammad offered the hitman, who was an undercover FBI employee, $20.000 to kill his wife, and $5,000 for each of his six children.
Mohammad reportedly told a witness who is cooperating with the FBI and who was asked to find someone to carry out the hit that he was willing to “die for self-dignity” and “die for pride.”
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Hoover officers in 2021 arrested him on a domestic violence charge for assaulting one of daughters. Those charges were subsequently dismissed.
Mohammad’s wife that same year obtained three Protection from Abuse orders against her husband, in which she said genuinely feared him because he had told her he would “come after her.”
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The wife also said in PFAs that Mohammad “threatens to lock us in the basement and kill us. He always threatens me and my children with violence. He has put his hands on my kids and sent them to the emergency room. He has put a gun and knife against my kids heads and throats. He has shot guns at us.”
In 2022, Homewood police arrested Mohammad on a stalking charge for placing GPS tracking devices on the cars of his wife and children.
On Jan. 3, 2023, Hoover police and firefighters responded to a home on a report of a vehicle arson. The burned vehicle was associated with a close friend of Mohammad’s wife.
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The following day, a pickup truck belonging to one of Mohammad’s sons was set on fire in the driveway of the family’s home.
In September 2023, according to charging documents, another son’s SUV and three other vehicles were burned in a suspicious fire.
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During a court hearing, authorities introduced an audio recording captured by a witness. A witness said to Mohammad, “If you hurt them (Mohammad’s family), you’ll got to hell forever.’’
Mohammad replied, “No, God will reward me.”
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Last month, on Aug. 21, a “cooperating witness” told FBI agents that Mohammad made repeated requests to help him find someone to “take care” of his family members.
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The witness told Mohammad that “people from his culture” were killing people every day.
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