Honour killing: Australian Malaysian lover's wife killed

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Malaysia lover of his wife and the man who killed 23 years in prison
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MELBOURNE - A Malaysian lover of his wife's brutal murder of a man who killed Sydney 23 years in prison by the judge has been sentenced to the maximum.

Supreme Court Justice David Davis on Friday in Sydney Melaka-born Mohammad Shah Saemin for murder, Hazairin Iskandar, 58, passed sentence, the Australian Associated Press (AAP) reported. Alexander Hazairin a minimum of 17 years in prison, was ordered to serve.

February 21, 2010 at Leichhardt Sydney's inner west Mohammad Shah flat-out, Hazairin and his son, Andrew, was attacked by Mohammad Shah died later.

His sons struck him repeatedly with a hammer while the Indonesia-born Hazairin, upper body with a knife Mohammad Shah stabbed at least four times.

Court Mohammad Shah, a Malaysian consulate in Sydney, a driver working in the consulate Hazairin's wife, Nita, was having an affair with that heard it.

Hazairin Vertigo "brought shame on the family" felt.

A crown ", pre-planned and executed the premeditated killing" to protect the honor of his family set out to kill Mohammad Shah alleged.

I was not able to defend ".

Nita being an accessory to murder after a two-year good behavior bond, while Andrew was on, at least for the murder in March this year, was jailed for 18 years. After the sentence was handed down Friday Nita who was in court for sentencing, wept.

Justice Davis Hazairin genuine remorse for his actions and was shown by the time he was eligible for parole an "advanced age" that will be noted.

The judge also said: "It is no doubt enough before he died he suffered a horrible death for the deceased, and one was brutal."

Taking into account time already served, Hazairin Andrew Iskandar will be eligible for parole in May 2028 will be eligible for parole in February 2027..