AZ 'honor killing' victim just wanted to be normal

The striking 20-year-old from Iraq, who'd lived in Phoenix since she was a young girl, wanted her hair and makeup to be perfect, her clothes to be fashionable. She wanted a job, a degree, and a husband of her own choosing.

Noor's father had a different ideal for his daughter: a life strictly in line with traditional Iraqi culture.

He made her quit her fast-food restaurant job and arranged for her to marry a man in Iraq she didn't know, according to friends and family.

Finally, police say 48-year-old Faleh Hassan Almaleki put an end to what he perceived to be his daughter's rebellious life.

He's accused of slaying his daughter in what prosecutors are calling an "honor killing," in which someone is killed to cleanse a family's honor from perceived indiscretions.