It is chilling. Speaking of her husband, she wrote, "He abuses me. I don't want him to scare the kids. If you should find me dead someday... It was Kashi. He wants to kill me"
"I can't believe she is dead," she said.
Lubna Choudhry still can't get the sound of the gunshots and the sight of her sister lying on the sidewalk out of her mind.
Noorani and her husband, /*Kashish Parvaiz*/, were celebrating the holy month of Ramadan at her house when Lubna says Kashish sent a text message to his wife saying he wanted to leave for Boston where they have been living.
Minutes after they did, she heard the shots, and then she heard her brother-in-law screaming.
"He said, 'Help me, help me. Help my son,'" she said.
Norrani was shot dead. Parvaiz wounded in the arm and leg.
Their 3 year old son was covered in their blood, but unharmed.
Kashish Parvaiz, who remains in the hospital, told police that three men attacked them, but some in Noorani's family are now wondering if he had anything to do with this.
"That's the first thing. Whoever is next to her first. Not surprising, but I hope he's not involved, Kaleem Norani, the victim's brother, said.
Parvaiz's credibility is at issue here. He told his family he went to Columbia and was attending Harvard's PhD program, but neither school could immediately find a record of his attendance.
So far the prosecutor will not release any more information other than to say this murder was "target specific."
"This shooting clearly appears to be target-specific, and there is not a continuing danger to the public at large," Morris County prosecutor Robert Bianchi said.
But he gave no details, saying it would compromise the investigation.
Whatever the case may be, Nashish's family is desperately searching for answers - Who killed her and why?
Dozens left a healing ceremony at Saint John's Episcopal Church, where Nazish Noorani's father expressed his grief.
