In a heart-wrenching incident in Ghaziabad, three sisters leaped to their deaths from the 9th floor. A poignant suicide note was recovered from the scene, bearing the words 'Sorry Mom, Sorry Dad...'. Meanwhile, the girls' father has made a startling claim.
According to the father, the girls were addicted to an online Korean game, unbeknownst to him. Tuesday marked the completion of the final task in the game. After finishing the task, the girls jumped from the 9th floor. The police have taken their phones for further investigation. The game consisted of 50 different tasks, and the girls used a two-step ladder to leap.
Father's Marital History Revealed
The middle child was reportedly the leader of the game, directing the tasks. The sisters did everything together, often believed to be tasks from their online game. Yet, no one knew they were involved in such games.
Their father has two marriages; the first did not yield any children, so he married his first wife's younger sister, resulting in three children. Subsequently, two children were also born to his first wife. Of the three sisters who committed suicide, two were from the second wife, and one from the first. Both wives and all children resided together. It is reported that the sisters had not attended school for the past two years.
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Sisters Aged 12, 14, and 16
The deceased were identified as Nishika, age 16; Prachi, age 14, and Pakhi, age 12. They leaped from the building at 2:30 AM. Police are meticulously investigating the matter. The incident occurred in Bharat City, under the jurisdiction of Teela Mod police station in Ghaziabad.
Police reported that around 2:15 AM, a call stated that three girls had jumped from the 9th floor of Tower B-1, Flat No. 907. Officers swiftly arrived at the scene, discovering the girls on the ground.
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They were immediately transported by ambulance to 50-bedded Loni hospital, where doctors pronounced them dead. Investigations and legal procedures by the police are ongoing.
