In a report by the Directorate of the NLA’s Counter Intelligence Ministry about Farhad Javaheri Yar we read: "He did body work for cars and came to Iraq from Pakistan in 1989 and joined the Mojahedin. In 1994 he became a security suspect due to his pledge for cooperation with the regime and his suspicious exit from a prison in Zahedan. From then on he always complained why ‘the organization is suspicious of me and considers me as an infiltrator.’"
On November 26, 1995 he stole a wire clipper and attempted to run away from the Ashraf Camp. It was later discovered that he had stolen a car from an Iraqi national by misusing the NLA’s ID card and the military uniform and wanted to go to the Iraqi town of Tikrit but he was caught by the Police. He then requested to be pardoned in which a copy of it is enclosed.
In his requested he admitted to have "intentions like a revolutionary guards" and "the crime he had committed and pledged that he will never ‘pervert’ in future. One year later after gaining confidence that there will be no punishments, he wrote: "Due to personal difficulties I am not able to continue the path, therefore I request to leave the organization and start an ordinary life. Please make the necessary arrangements." At the same time when he ran away and on the same evening (Sunday evening, October 27, 1995), a car bomb near the central office of the People’s Mojahedin in Baghdad exploded and inflicted extensive damages to the surrounding buildings.