GUILTY IL - Three women found bludgeoned to death, Chicago, 17 Feb 2007

3 women found dead in Chicago apartments

Sun Feb 18, 8:20 AM ET



CHICAGO - Three women were found bludgeoned to death with a hammer in two apartments on the city's far North Side, and police had a suspect in custody Sunday.

Officers found the bodies after they were called to a domestic dispute Saturday morning.

They also found a man hitting himself on the head with a blunt object, apparently trying to kill himself, police spokeswoman Monique Bond said. The 56-year-old man was hospitalized in police custody and was in fair condition early Sunday, authorities said.

No charges had been filed by early Sunday.

Police Officer Hector Alfaro said investigators learned that the suspect had quarreled with his wife and her stepsister at their home, had apparently bludgeoned them and then went around the corner to his in-laws' house, where he apparently attacked his mother-in-law.

Authorities did not release the name of the victims, but neighbors and friends identified two of the women as Karmin Khooshabeh, 44, and her stepsister, Karolin Khooshabeh, 40. They said the third victim was their 60-year-old mother.

More at Link: http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20070218/ap_on_re_us/chicago_slayings;_ylt=Ajn4DpLDFRMRJyUePVGEsXFvzwcF

Why don't these suicidal whack jobs just kill themselves before they commit these crimes?? :furious:

From January 2013:

http://articles.chicagotribune.com/...h-ebrahimi-karolin-khooshabeh-karmin-koshabeh

A man who was convicted of using a maul hammer to kill his wife, sister-in-law and mother-in-law in their West Rogers Park home because he felt disrespected was sentenced to a life prison term, prosecutors said.

Daryoush Ebrahimi... had been convicted of the three murders last August...

Officers discovered the bodies of two of the women -- the defendant's wife, Karmin Koshabeh, 44, and his sister-in-law, Karolin Khooshabeh, 40. Ebrahimi led police to an apartment across the alley where they discovered the body of the man's mother-in-law, Ileshvah Eyvezi Mooshabad, 60, in a pantry.

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