Man: Texts Foul came from phone to the wife

Missing husband of the woman speaks outGeorgia quittée woman their 5 children home aloneHer car was found abandoned near interstatePolice do not consider husband a suspect

(CNN) - just after his 14-year-old woman disappeared over five days ago, the missing husband of a woman of Georgia said that he received text messages of profanity who were very unusual of it.

"It's over and I throw the phone out of the window," read one of the messages of Soliman Wazinah. ". Others contained curses, including the f - word, according to her husband, Abed Suleiman

"It would never, ever send me a text message or use the word opposite me or me in any," Suleiman said Wednesday on the HLN "Nancy Grace."

"This is the way it is", he says. ". His wife of 30 years is assistant kindergarten teacher.

Suleiman said he had attended the prayer of Friday after work and introduced then four House pizza at the request of his wife.

The family ate dinner together, Suleiman said, before he left for Kentucky during a trip to Turkey Hunting with a friend.

Later, Wazinah Suleiman left five children the couple, ages 6 to 12, while she was supposedly a Wal-Mart near Carterville in Georgia, to rent a video, it did not. Police say there is no evidence that she ever made Wal-Mart.

When Suleiman and his friend were about an hour from home that they have been informed of this the Turkey hunting season was to begin the following weekend. They were immediately turned back, said Suleiman.

The friend corroborated the story, according to Bartow County Sheriff Clark Millsap.

"We have him as a suspect," Soliman said Millsap. ".We have him as a person of interest at this time. We do not really have a reason. ?

When he returned at 9 p.m., Suleiman found his house for children only, something, he had never before happened in the night.

His eldest daughter has wazinah Suleiman had been gone 10 minutes. That evening, Suleiman called police to report her missing.

Tuesday, 2004 Nissan Armada of Suleiman was found in an empty parking lot near Interstate 75.

Suleiman, a pharmacist, explained his wife credit cards were not used, but the authorities were still working to retrieve the records of the company to confirm that.Watch Nancy Grace Monday to Sunday from 8 p.m. et on HLN. Click here for the latest from Nancy Grace.

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