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Two additional bodies have been recovered near Chamundi Hill in Mysuru, linked to the Bengaluru serial murder case also referred to as the Rajajinagar murders. According to reports, the bodies were placed in gunny bags and dumped in the forest. This development raises the number of bodies traced in the investigation to five, while authorities continue to search for the remaining two victims.
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Police recover decomposed bodies of accused’s wife and mother-in-law from Tamil Nadu’s Yercaud forest as search continues across two states for remaining victims
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The body of seven-year-old Puneeth, son of Shankar, one of the victims, was recovered near Nandi Hills
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BENGALURU: Police in Bengaluru have recovered two more bodies in the case of the alleged murder of seven members of one family in the city, taking the number of bodies found so far to three, officers said. The remains were found in a forested stretch of Salem district in neighbouring Tamil Nadu. The…
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The 11-year-old survivor told police how Indusekhar took him on a long drive with his parents' bodies packed in bags, while allegedly carrying and selling their stolen jewellery
