Parents Who Kill--Shocking True Stories Of The World's Most Evil Parents (2013) - Plot & Excerpts
But extreme traditionalist families refuse to let their daughters date – far less marry – the partner of their choice. If the girl insists on living her own life, they are prepared to murder her, often in a particularly violent way. There were 30 such honour killings discovered in Britain between 2005 and 2007 but there are undoubtedly more cases which remain undiscovered, as the killer’s family and community often conspire to cover up the homicide. MAHMOD MAHMODA Kurd who was living in London, the quirkily-named Mahmod Mahmod believed that his 20-year-old daughter Banaz had brought disgrace on the family by leaving her unhappy marriage to an Iraqi Kurd, which had been arranged for her when she was 17. He beat her and called her a whore for becoming westernised. His rage increased when she fell in love with an Iranian Kurd, Rhamat Suleimani. The couple were deeply in love but received death threats from Banaz’s relatives. Banaz was badly beaten up by strangers and was convinced that her father and his brother (her uncle Ari) were behind this attempted murder.
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