Virginia Muslim ‘tried to poison his wife and kids with DONUTS’ in attempted honor murder

Gulam Nabizadah’s wife first filed a protective order against her husband in November following death threats she received from him, reports Fox 5.

Virginia man ‘tried to poison his estranged wife and kids with DONUTS’ containing toxic substance found in mothballs, after she took out a protective order against him

• Gulam Nabizadah, 54, is being investigated by police in Fairfax County after one of his children found a potentially fatal
• substance inside a donutThe man’s wife first filed a protective order against her husband in November following death threats
• she received from himNabizadah, who resides in Centreville, had a visitation visit with his children a week after the protection order was grantedHe sent
• his children home with a box of six chocolate-glazed donuts but when his daughter bit into one, she noticed that there was a black substance inside
• Test conducted on the donuts found that they contained the chemical naphthalene, which can damage the liver if ingested

By Matthew Wright For Dailymail.com, 11 May 2018

Gulam Nabizadah, 54, is being investigated by police in Fairfax County after one of his children found a potentially fatal substance inside a donut

A Virginia man is being accused of trying to kill his estranged wife and children with a box of poisoned donuts, according to court documents.

Gulam Nabizadah, 54, is being investigated by police in Fairfax County after one of his children found a potentially fatal substance inside the donut that she took a bite form.

The man’s wife first filed a protective order against her husband in November following death threats she received from him, reports Fox 5.

Nabizadah, who resides in Centreville, had a visitation visit with his children a week after the protection order was granted.

He sent the children back home to their mother with a box of six chocolate-glazed donuts.

His daughter noticed something was off about the donuts as soon as she bit into one and discovered that the taste was terrible, according to court documents.

Inspecting the donuts, his daughter noticed that there was a slit on the side of each and inside a dark substance that resembled charcoal.

Test conducted on the donuts found that they contained the chemical naphthalene, which can damage the liver if ingested

Nabizadah, who resides in Centreville, sent his children home with a box of six chocolate-glazed donuts but when his daughter bit into one, she noticed that there was a black substance inside

Test conducted on the donuts found that they contained the chemical naphthalene.

The substance is normally found in mothballs and can lead to liver damage if exposed or ingested.

Nabizadah’s home was searched this week and ant bait, shoe polish, utensils, a phone and charcoal were all seized.

A woman claiming to be the man’s sister, defended her brother when NBC Washington asked about him.

‘I know that everything that happened, his ex-wife is doing the stuff because they’re fighting against child custody,’ she said.

‘I know from the bottom of my heart that he didn’t do it. He’s not that evil.’

No arrest has been made and charges have not been filed.