Massachusetts woman suspected of triple murder-suicide posted cryptic message on Facebook. See the details

The triple murder-suicide Massachusetts case is getting more mysterious. A Facebook post by a woman in Massachusetts, who was allegedly involved in a triple murder-suicide earlier this week, accused her sister's husband and his father of torturing other family members.

On Tuesday, police claimed Khosay Sharifi, a woman in her early 30's, shot and killed her father, Md Sharifi, her sister's husband, Sanjar Halin, and his father, Abdul Halin, before turning the gun on herself.

A car was discovered nearby, and the bodies of her sister's father-in-law and his son were discovered inside a house on Rockaway Street, Massachusetts. Sharifi's car and corpse were discovered near a grocery store.


The Boston Globe reported that Sharifi, later found dead from a gunshot wound, made the allegations of abuse on Facebook on the same day she died.



Sharifi posted on Facebook that she found out a few months ago that my sister's husband has been abusing her since the time they met, almost a decade and a half ago. He struck her in the face, choked, slapped, kicked and cursed her repeatedly.



She claimed that both parents were aware of the alleged abuse and that all they said was, 'work it out.'

She further stated that people don't comprehend how abuse can afflict a person physically and mentally. Abuse is unacceptable. She said her father verbally and financially mistreated her mother. She wrote cryptically, "I will not deal with this nonsense."

The Sharifi family set up a page to raise money for their funerals. Her message doesn't mention shootings, and authorities haven't determined a motive.