Jabalpur Double Murder Case:
A harrowing double murder shook the city of Jabalpur this year on March 15th, where a railway officer and his underage son were brutally slaughtered. The son's body was chillingly packed and placed in a refrigerator at home. The masterminds behind this heinous act turned out to be none other than the railway officer's underage daughter and her accomplice. After committing the ghastly crime, they absconded, and 40 days later, it has emerged that they are attempting to flee abroad via Nepal or Bangladesh. But how have they managed to elude the police for so long?
The Murderers Ahead, Police Trailing Behind
The girl from Jabalpur, Madhya Pradesh, and her partner have been on the run, evading capture for over 40 days, leaving anyone who witnessed the aftermath of the carnage utterly shaken. The crime took place last month on the 15th of March. Despite the time lapse, this couple remain a puzzle the police can’t seem to solve. Every time the police track their location, the duo manages to vanish before the authorities arrive—a pattern that has been repeating relentlessly.
Murderers' Border Movement Detected
Significant clues have surfaced during the investigation that indicates the shocking complexities of the murder conspiracy and the movements of the culprits post-escape. The probe has revealed that the murderers might now be trying to flee overseas, in hopes of leaving the Indian legal system and starting anew elsewhere.
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Police Issue Lookout Notice
India and Nepal share a border that does not require a visa for Indian citizens traveling by land or air to Nepal. This makes it highly probable that the duo might attempt to flee to Nepal. Similarly, while a visa is required to enter Bangladesh, people often clandestinely cross due to loopholes in border security. Given these factors, the police have issued a lookout notice and have intensified their presence at the borders, working closely with other agencies to apprehend the ruthless pair.
A Shocking Timeline of Murder
The double murder took place in the Millennium Colony of Jabalpur, where on March 15th, railway officer Rajkumar Vishwakarma and his eight-year-old son Tanishk were killed with a sharp weapon. The culprits gruesomely crammed the child’s body into a refrigerator following their deadly onslaught. This revelation came to light when Rajkumar Vishwakarma's daughter sent a voice message to her relatives, blaming a neighbor named Mukul Singh for the deaths.
Online Purchases Uncover the Murder Plot
Mukul began purchasing weapons and other incriminating items online a month before the killing, smartly avoiding in-person transactions, thereby making it more challenging to trace his actions. He ordered two choppers, having them delivered not to his own residence but to an address near the railway station, from where he collected the items himself.
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Autopsy Reveals the Atrocities
The postmortem of the father and son unveiled the savagery of the murderer. Rajkumar Vishwakarma suffered 10 blows from the chopper, while the young Tanishk bore 6. These blows were so forceful they shattered the skulls of both, and the child's throat bones were also broken, suggesting the attacker may have slipped, hitting the child’s neck as well as his head.
The Daughter's Role in the Heist
The culprits, including Rajkumar Vishwakarma's daughter, cunningly extracted his debit card and her mother's jewelry before making their getaway. The duo has been withdrawing money from different cities, hovering just beneath the radar. When they withdrew cash, they turned their phones off, but they switched them back on when reaching new destinations. Initially, the police kept their bank accounts active to track their movements. Now with their funds dwindling, the police have sealed off these accounts, making further escape increasingly difficult.
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An In-Depth Look at How the March 15th Double Homicide Unfolded
This dreadful event transpired on the morning of March 15th, where Kavya, a 16-year-old resident of Jabalpur, sent a voice message which later was discovered by her cousin, revealing the death of her father and brother. Kavya and an accomplice named Mukul Singh were captured in CCTV footage leaving the area shortly after.
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As the investigation deepened, the police began to unravel the disturbing tale. With each passing day, the elusive duo sends shockwaves through the legal system as they skillfully dodge the law's grasp. Their fate hangs in the balance as authorities draw closer to their slippery quarry—will justice prevail, or will they slip through the cracks into an uncertain future?
