The drama of a girlfriend: her fiancé was killed by an Xbox and she fired him to the graveyard, in white

This Sunday, Sara Baluch has put on her wedding dress of ivory gauze that he had chosen to use on the altar months earlier, but whator had planned is that the rendezvous with the love of his life, Mohammad Sharifi, would be in the cemeterysince he'd been murdered weeks ago, when he was badaulted.

"We were supposed to be togetherBaluch, 22, said on her fiancée's grave as tears ran down her face as she stared at the photo of her future husband, Mohammad Sharifi, 24, of Nashville, Tennessee.

February 19th Sharifi was shot in the parking lot of an apartment complex in Hixson, where he agreed to sell his Xbox One game system to Dr. Marcus White after talking to him on Facebook.
Marcus White, 20, was arrested and charged with criminal homicide for Sharifi's death.

Baluch was the first to arrive at the hospital after being shot and wounded. When he asked the hospital staff which room he was in, he was told that his fiance was not in the system.

"I had the worst feeling"he said Times Free Press in an interview last month.

A few minutes later, a nurse approached Baluch and told him that Sharifi was dead.

He took my hand and said: "I'm sorry. He was shot. He did not reach it & # 39;"Baluch recalled through tears.

"It was as if the world had been ripped under me, I had the impression of falling and not stopping, I fainted." When I woke up, I thought:
& # 39;No, it's a dream. We are getting married in two weeks. I saw him last night. I saw him. "The nurses escorted Baluch to Sharifi's room, where he wasHe "lied so peacefully"he told.

Baluch said that in the two weeks since Sharifi's death, he had visited him several times in his dreams.

"He did not talk to me. He only comes to me and hugs me. That's all it does. It comforts me, I am grateful. That's what I've been closest to him, hugging him, "said the young woman.

However Sharifi managed to celebrate Baluch's birthday on February 27 because he had already bought and ordered his presents.including a Rolex that he had promised during his Hawaii vacation.

"I did not know that he would keep his promise," he said. "I was so excited, it was the hardest because he has them for me, he is not there and he still surprises me," said the young woman.

Baluch said that her friends had said that this love Sharifi and she "was so powerful that it could not exist on this earth, that the only way to separate was by death"he said at Times Free Press.

"Our love had to exist in a different world, it could not exist here, it was too perfect, It did not seem natural, "said the student at the university.
Sharifi was preparing to graduate from the University of Tennessee at Chattanooga this spring

Many of his friends traveled to Nashville to attend his funeral on February 22, which his father, Mohssen Sharifi, described as testimony of the kind of man his son was.

"Until we go to the grave, we will not forget Mohammad," he said.
Baluch echoed the words of his future father-in-law and said: "All I wanted was to make people smile, he said no matter what to make him laugh."

"You do not find that kind of concern and empathy in people.People of our age are currently so selfish. But it was nothing like that. You would have a half cup and he would fill the other half for you. In a way, he would give you the world. Oh my God, he was perfect, "recalls Sara.

Sara and Mohammad were getting married this weekend, the happiest day becoming the saddest Photo: Linkedin