In a house, two individuals were brutally murdered. The victims were a mother and her son. Strangely, on the day of this double homicide, the family's only daughter was out. The police began their investigation and soon discovered something odd – the house's CCTV camera had been turned off that morning. This detail helped police unravel the mystery of the murders, as the person who disabled the camera was the prime suspect in their eyes. And when the face of the killer was revealed, it left everyone, including the police, astonished.
June 23, 2024, Yamuna Nagar, Haryana
Residents were left in shock one evening, as news of a mother and son's slaying in the Azad Nagar area emerged. Such an act of daytime killing in a residential part of town was alarming, especially one involving double homicide. The family consisted of 45-year-old Meena, her 23-year-old son Rahul, and Meena's eldest daughter Kajal, aged 27. It was during Kajal's absence that the murders of Meena and Rahul occurred. The manner in which the killer(s) had scattered the household items suggested an initial intent of robbery, which escalated into murder upon resistance from the family's woman and her son.
The House Beheld Bodies of Mother and Brother
At about 4 PM, as Kajal returned home, the scene that greeted her was paralyzing. The front door was ajar. Rahul's body laid in the drawing-room. Overwhelmed and in shock, she ventured further into the house and found her mother Meena's lifeless body on the bedroom bed. Panicked, Kajal ran outside screaming for help and proceeded to call the police to inform them of the tragic incident.
Blunt Force Trauma and Strangulation: The Method of Murder
The police team from Yamuna Nagar arrived promptly at the crime scene where relatives and neighbors had already gathered. The police meticulously investigated the site, concluding that Meena and Rahul's deaths resulted from blunt force trauma and subsequent strangulation with a mobile phone charging cable found at the scene. Moreover, the house was in disarray, suggesting a struggle or an attempt to create the appearance of a robbery.
The Home's Lone CCTV Was Switched Off
While the scene was saturated with chaos, the police noticed something particularly peculiar: the solitary CCTV camera in the home had been switched off, and it usually signified that the recording would contain footage crucial for solving the case. The camera's deactivation itself was a startling revelation, as it eliminated any potential footage of the murderer, thus ensuring capture.
Source: aajtak
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