
Man Jailed for Life for Wife's Murder
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Alireza Askari, a man in Cardiff, received a life sentence for murdering his wife, Paria Veisi, just two weeks after their separation. Askaris aunt, Maryam Delavary, assisted in covering up the crime. The judge emphasized the clear motive tied to the recent separation, with Askaris minimum term being twenty-five years and thirty-seven days. Delavary received five years and six months. The case highlights the tragic consequences of a broken marriage.
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UK News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now! — Man Jailed for Life for Wife's Murder. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.
On March 13th, a man and Cardiff has received a life sentence for murdering his wife just under two weeks after she left him. Ali Reza Eskari, staffed 37-year-old, Peria Vazy in the neck and chest at their home on April 12th last year. Her body was found buried in the backyard garden soon after relatives reported her missing. Eskari's aunt, Mariam Delivery, helped cover up the crime by cleaning the scene and digging the grave. She traveled from London that same evening to assist. Eskari initially pleaded guilty only to manslaughter, but later admitted to murder. Delivery pleaded guilty to perverting the course of justice. The killing happened around 4.30 pm after Vazy visited the house following a phone call from her estranged husband. She had moved out to a rental place on April 3rd and worked as a hairdresser nearby. Eskari sent messages from her phone, pretending she was heading back to Iran for medical reasons. The judge highlighted the clear motive tie to the recent separation, rejecting claims
of no rationale. She noted Delivery's strong role in the cover-up during police questioning. Eskari's minimum term is 25 years and 37 days, accounting for time and custody, with lifelong license if released. Delivery got 5 years and 6 months, serving 40% behind bars. Friends and family gathered to mourn Vazy, remembering her as kind and vibrant. The case underscores the tragic fallout from a broken marriage, leaving a community still reeling from the loss.
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