No one would talk to us. investigators tell us one way honor violence differs from other kinds of domestic violence is that the family often sides with the attacker, not his victim. in peoria, arizona, police claim that is what happened as they tried to capture faleh al-maleki who fled to europe by way of mexico. he spent two to three days in nogales and took a bus to hhermosillo and from mexico city flew to london. when they ran his passport they found an american warrant for h his arrest. within days he was flying back to the u.s. accompanied by federal marshalls. he landed in atlanta. peoria arizona police
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he said there is in iraqi immigrant trying to kill his daughter. they were afraid that somebody else, his son or a rea relative will go and finish the job yes. was at the time the chairman for the arizona chapter of care, the counsel on american islamic relations. i interviewed him long distance. the police were that interested there could be further harm brought to her. correct. i met the family. i tried to convince the mother that it is best interest for the father to surrender. we received absolutely no assistance, cooperation, help in any way from any of the family members in this investigation while noor lies unconscious near death in a hospital bed they didn t want to do anything to help her out. this is cbs five news. four days after the hit-and-run, his sister clinging to life, ali gave an
That possibility? the story of a girl from peoria, arizona, whose life was snuffed out by her own father may make wonder. anybody who is in prison for killing a child or a love one, were all those honor killings? i don t think so. it is an old cliche that homicide detectives use but our victims can t talk. that is my job. to tell the story of what happened to nora malecky. the story of what happened to nora begins as a modern american immigrant tale. she was born in 1989 in southern iraq. her parents were shiite muslims, a denomination violently oppressed by sunni muslim saddam hussein s regime. in 1991, though, they found a way out. like hundreds of other iraqi
and that would be dison. according to police reports, her mother kicked her out of the house and filed an order of protection against her. she claimed she yelled and hit her. so she moved in with family friend and began dating her son marwan. they were also iraqi refugees. in fact, the two families first met back in dearborn, michigan. amal moved to arizona. when the al-malecki s followed they moved in with her for awhile. investigators learned in recent years falla and saham had a falling out with h her because she thought she was too linent with her kids. july 20, 2009. a 911 call is placed from the house. peoria police officer responds. mr. al-malecki was in the