From The New Indian Express
Center Owned by Express Publications (Madurai) Ltd.Five days with his uncle, four bodies in the car: Boy's account shocks police
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An 11‑year‑old survivor in Bengaluru recounted that the accused told him they were “going on a trip” and described the days he spent with the man after his family was killed. The accused, identified as Indusekar, who also runs a Kannada‑English monthly tabloid, is suspected of having placed the boy’s parents’ bodies in the boot of a car and of viewing the boy as “his next target.” Police commissioner Seemant Kumar Singh said Indusekar allegedly confessed during interrogation.
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Bengaluru, November 6 (IANS): In a chilling turn in the case involving the alleged murder of seven members of his wife's family by Indushekar, a 10-year-old boy narrowly escaped death after his uncle, who is the murder accused, took him along in a car carrying the bodies of his parents stuffed…
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BENGALURU: An 11-year-old boy has emerged as a vital lead in the gruesome murder of seven of his family members, including his mother and father, by his own uncle, Indushekar. Suresha (name changed) spent nearly five days with Indushekar before being rescued by the police on November 4. The boy, who…
