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Bengaluru family murders: Bodies of accused's wife, mother-in-law found in TN forest

By · Via Times of India · Published by Everything Blog

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Indushekhar reportedly carried out the killings at his rented Rajajinagar residence by sedating the victims with sleeping pills before crushing them with a grindstone. He then wrapped the remains in plastic and gunny bags, allegedly stealing and selling gold jewellery taken from four female victims. Police further suspect his 17-year-old daughter assisted in several of the murders and subsequent disposals. A postmortem examination on a seven-year-old victim confirmed that the child suffered four fatal blunt-force injuries to the head.

Key points

  • The suspect allegedly murdered seven family members over a two-week span due to a bitter…: The suspect allegedly murdered seven family members over a two-week span due to a bitter marital dispute.
  • Victims were reportedly drugged with sleeping medication and crushed with a grindstone in…: Victims were reportedly drugged with sleeping medication and crushed with a grindstone inside the Rajajinagar residence.
  • Police suspect Indushekhar's 17-year-old daughter actively assisted him in carrying out t…: Police suspect Indushekhar's 17-year-old daughter actively assisted him in carrying out the killings and disposing of bodies.

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BENGALURU: Police have recovered the bodies of Sunitha, wife of accused S Indushekhar, and her mother Rupavathi from a forest area in Salem district of Tamil Nadu, taking the number of bodies recovered in the Bengaluru serial murder case to three.

A 12-member team comprising family members has left for Salem to identify the bodies and complete the necessary legal formalities, police said.

Investigators have also found that Indushekhar allegedly removed gold ornaments from the bodies of his wife and three other women before disposing of them. He is suspected to have sold some of the jewellery, and police are now tracing the transactions as part of the investigation.

According to his alleged confession, Indushekhar killed Sunitha on the night of October 14. The following day, his daughter called Rupavathi and invited her home for dinner, telling her that they would have mutton curry. Indushekhar allegedly told police that he sedated the victims with sleeping pills and bludgeoned them after they fell asleep.

Police also recovered at least half a dozen perfume bottles from his Toyota Etios (KA-02-AF-1488), which is…

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