Hey, do you remember when the Iran president, Mark Mood Ahmadinezad, visited Columbia University

in New York? It seems like yesterday, but it was September 2007.

And during the Q&A, a Columbia student asked about Iran's harsh treatment of women and homosexuals.

Ahmadinezad denied it. He said, Iranian women enjoyed the highest levels of freedom.

And then, Mark Mood claimed that unlike America, there were no homosexuals in Iran.

And the students at Columbia erupted in laughter. Well, the laughter turned to silence when

Ahmadinezad said, well, who told you there are homosexuals? Do you know where they are? Can you tell me?

No one volunteered any names. Now, we now know who was right and who was wrong. Earlier this

month, the 31-year-old man was publicly hanged in Iran after he was found guilty of sex

with another man. Apparently, the Columbia students were right. There was at least one homosexual,

maybe two, in Iran. Eventually, the truth does win out. So where is Mark Mood Ahmadinezad these days,

anyway, selling meat somewhere in Iran's falafel district, or maybe San Francisco on the down low?

Where is Mark Mood Ahmadinezad? Maybe he's still tracking and hunting.