Hunt for the invisible Ayatollah: Spies have three theories about Khamenei's whereabouts, while others spread extraordinary rumours about his private life. Yet there is a final irony…

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Hunt for the invisible Ayatollah: Spies have three theories about Khamenei's whereabouts, while others spread extraordinary rumours about his private life. Yet there is a final irony…

DAVID PATRIKARAKOS: It has been more than five months since Iran 's former Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei booked a well-deserved passage to hell courtesy of a US-Israeli airstrike in Tehran.