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'Freedom is just around the corner': Chilling texts sent between husband of murdered Muslim woman and alleged lover and gunwoman






The husband of a young Muslim woman killed in New Jersey while out walking with him and their three-year-old son planned her murder in a series of chilling text messages, it has been claimed.Kashif Parvaiz, 26, who has been charged after admitting he was involved in the killing of his wife Nazish Noorani, also 26, sent a series of messages to his alleged lover and gunwoman, Antoinette Stephen, which chart their movements in the hours before the attack.
Mrs Moorani was killed just three blocks from her sister's house in the heavily Pakistani area of Boonton on Tuesday evening. The shooting left Parvaiz with four superficial gunshot wounds but he survived. The young boy, who was found covered in his parents' blood, was unhurt.Mugshots: Kashif Parvaiz, left, and Antionette Stephen, right, have both been charged with murder, conspiracy and weapons offences, while Parvaiz also faces child-endangerment charges
Loving family: Nazish with her two sons, aged five and three. The youngest witnessed the horrorAntoinette Stephen, an alleged mistress who lived in the same apartment building as the man has also been charged with murder after being seized by police in Boston.The messages appear to show the lovers even staged a dry run before the shooting on Tuesday, checking how far away the local police station was in order to plot and escape route.THE CHILLING TEXT PLOT
Friday, Aug. 12 11:34am
AS to KP: 'You hang in there. Freedom is just around ur corner'

Sunday, Aug. 14 1:03pm
KP to AS: 'Well I need to speak to you and explain to you how to approach the situation ill be depositing money tomorrow morning and ill see you tomorrow evening'

Monday, Aug. 15 10:07pm
KP to AS: 'I can meet u I told Naz I ate too much and im going out for a walk where are u'

AS to KP: 'Driving now... K text me when u in neighborhood... I'm down church street"

10:44pm
AS to KP: 'I know, I saw. I'm driving to the nearest precinct. To judge their driving distance.'

KP to AS: 'ull have a 10 mints head start'

AS to KP: 'I know. its just that since we're close to lubnas house plus they're going to be awake, they'll come out first. I'll be running right their way. U need to... Stall for some time along the road a little away so they're not alert'

KP to AS: '[I'm at the] McDonalds in Parsippany'AS to KP: 'oh s**t. Im parked near Naz's home. Was going to walk the area.'

Tuesday, Aug. 16 [The day of the shooting]
KP to AS: Parvaiz wrote he was at Noorani's sister's home

2:13pm
AS to KP: 'Call me when u can. Delete all msgs from phone. I won't message from here on.'On Friday, Stephen sent one chilling and totally remorseless text to Parvaiz. 'You hang in there,' she wrote. 'Freedom is just around ur corner.'Despite allegedly going to extreme lengths to make the shooting look like a surprise hit, Mr Parvaiz has been charged with the murder along with Stephen, whose name appears on the mailbox of a Boston apartment with Parvaiz.Both face charges of murder, conspiracy and weapons offences, while Parvaiz also faces child-endangerment charges. He is on a $1million bond while Stephen is being held on $5 million bail.Stephen, who is believed to be be Parvaiz's girlfriend, pulled the trigger, killing Noorani, sources told the New York Daily News.Morris County Prosecutor Robert Bianchi announced the charges at a press conference today.
'Within hours of the crime, we realised this was the handiwork of the husband,' he said.Authorities said Parvaiz conspired with Stephen to have his wife killed because she had dared to speak negatively about his family.There was also speculation that they were in a secret relationship.
'There is obviously a relationship, Bianchi said. 'I’m not saying it’s a physical relationship. I’m not saying it’s a girlfriend-boyfriend relationship.'
Police began to suspect Parvaiz after he kept changing his story about the shooting on Tuesday evening.He had originally said they were shot by one black male, one white male and a third man who had shouted racist abuse at them and called them 'terrorists'.He later said the men were all black, then that it was an accident, before finally admitting he was involved
'He did not want to be the person to look at his children and tell them he took their mother away,' Bianchi said.Relatives had earlier spoken of the Muslim couple's violent arranged marriage, marred by infidelity and lies.
One month ago Noorani sent a chilling message to her brother, ominously predicting her own murder.'One day you'll find me dead and it's going to be Kashi who did it, so save this text. You'll need it, she wrote to Kaleem Noorani, according to the New York Post. 'Kashi doesn't want to be with me, he abuses me.'In court: Antoinette Stephen stands behind a partition during her arraignment on a fugitive from justice charge todayWith at least part of her prediction coming true this week, officers became increasingly suspicious of her husband.A source told the Post: 'The guy's story was not working out. The time was always changing.'Flatmates: The mailbox outside a Boston apartment that Kashif Parvaiz is said to have shared with his alleged accomplice Antoinette StephenNoorani's relatives, meanwhile, spoke of their doubts about her husband's accounts of the events and speculated about his alleged infidelity, describing his life as 'a sham'.'He was such a pathological liar in my eyes,' a cousin said.
The young Muslim woman married Parvaiz despite a background check run by her family, which revealed he had lied in the past about graduating from two schools: Brooklyn Polytechnic and NYU.He has also claimed to have attended Ivy League Harvard and Columbia, but neither have records of him signing up.The cousin added: 'After I told her... they still got married. He didn't go to the school. He never had a job. His whole life is a sham.'She said that the couple's relationship had been frighteningly violent.
'The family has been talking about how he was abusive... There were definitely instances of abuse,' she added.'I hope he's not involved,' Noorani's brother, Kaleem Noorani added, while speaking to the New York Daily News. 'I hope he has nothing to do with this.'The relative admitted there were definite problems in the couple's arranged marriage. When pressed about rumours of infidelity, Noorani's sister, Lubna Choudhry, said: 'I have plenty to say about that. But I want to let the investigation continue first,'Distraught: A woman is seen outside of the Jama-e-Masjid Islamic Center during funeral services for Nazish Noorani todayMourning: Lubana Tanbeer, left, is comforted by her relative Razia Zaib while attending a candlelight vigil for Tanbeer's sister Nazish NooraniShe did, however, speak about Parvaiz's account of events. He told police the shooting had been a drive-by but Choudhry, who lives two doors away, said: 'I didn't see anybody run off. I didn't see a car.'Choudhry, who is one of five siblings, described the atmosphere on the night, when the family had enjoyed a late dinner to break the Ramadan fast.'She was happy. She said: "I'll be right back. Make tea for me,"' Choudhry said.Mr Parvaiz's sister, Zarrem Hassan, however, insisted the relationship was a strong one. 'It was a loving and caring couple. His wife was just like a sister.'Attractive couple: Nazish and Kashif are seen in this picture wearing traditional Pakistani clothingCharged: Parvaiz, left, and Antoinette Stephen, not pictured, both face charges of murder, conspiracy and weapons offences over the death of Nazish, rightAs it emerged a suspect is being held in custody, police sources added that they believe the murder may have stemmed from an extramarital affair.Mr Parvaiz was accused of beating up an alleged mistress just six months ago, police records show.The murder suspect is said to have slapped and pushed Yelena Belorusets, 20, on February 25 sfter he accused her of 'being unfaithful to him,' the New York Daily News reported.
He was arraigned on assault and battery charges but had the charges dropped five weeks later when the woman did not turn up at court.The two lived in the same Brooklyn building before the murder suspect moved to Boston with his wife.Held: Morris County Prosecutor Robert Bianchi shows the police booking photos of Parvaiz, left, and Stephen, right, at a press conference todayA neighbour of the couple from Boston fuelled speculation about alleged infidelity, saying he saw Parvaiz with another woman.'About three weeks ago, I saw him behind my apartment on his motorcycle. He was with an Indian woman about 30, 35 years old, and he introduced me. He said she was his new girlfriend,' Raul Santamaria said. More...Revealed: Aruba suspect took out $1.5m accidental death policy on Maryland woman days before she disappeared[/*]'My handsome and caring husband': Bride's moving tribute to Briton killed by shark as it's revealed tourist died in attack on SAME beach just two weeks ago[/*][/list]Another neighbour said a few months ago police had been called to the couple's house.
Dorian Balla told the New York Post: 'I heard yelling from both of them, and the wife called the police.'No charges were filed in that case.Officials believe the attack may well have been deliberate but insisted it was not a hate crime.Shot: Nazish Noorani, right, was killed and her husband Kashif Pervaiz wounded after they were shot in Boonton, New Jersey. Kashif was today charged with murderQuiet area: Nazish Noorani was returning home from a meal at her sister's house in Boonton when she was killedMorris County Prosecutor Robert Bianchi said: 'From what we have determined… this shooting clearly appears to be target specific and that there is not a continuing danger to the general public at large.'It has emerged that Mr Parvaiz had been the victim of an armed hold-up six months before the fatal attack.Detectives are also investigating a possible link between last night's incident and the gun-point robbery of Mr Parvaiz in a Boston parking lot in March.On Tuesday evening, the couple were walking through a typically quiet area of Boonton when at least two men fired on them with a rifle.Scene: Police remove the stroller from the area as they said they believe the couple was targetedInvestigating: Officers collect evidence as they look into various theories about the murderFive shots rang out about 11:30pm, and Mrs Noorani was hit near her heart. Mr Parvaiz was shot in the ankle and shoulder, sustaining superficial wounds, while the child was not injured.Mr Parvaiz, 26, is in a stable condition at Morristown Medical Center. He has told police there were at least three attackers.The couple, who had an arranged marriage six years ago, also had a five-year-old child who was with Mrs Noorani's sister.Katie Vakstad, was among the first responders to reach the couple.
Shooting: Detectives survey the scene in New Jersey, where the couple were gunned downGrieving: Shafiq Hassan, Mr Pervaiz's father, today said, 'It's very hard. What can we do? What can we do?''The woman was down, laying on her back, with a gunshot wound to her chest area,' she told NBC New York. 'They were doing CPR on her, using the defibrillator on her.'
Relatives of the couple now have the heartbreaking task of telling the young boys that their mother is dead.Mr Parvaiz's cousin, Muhammad Islam, told the New York Daily News: 'They don't know. It is too much right now for them. They are so young and now they have no mum.

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