'A party invitation': How Bengaluru family was massacred inside house
Indushekar reportedly committed the murders of his wife and six family members over two days in Bengaluru. After the initial murder of Sunita, he allegedly invited his brothers-in-law to his home, where he killed them as well. The investigation revealed that he used a grinding stone for the killings and then attempted to clean the crime...
Key Takeaways
- Indushekar reportedly committed the murders of his wife and six family members over two days in Bengaluru.
- After the initial murder of Sunita, he allegedly invited his brothers-in-law to his home, where he killed them as well.
- The investigation revealed that he used a grinding stone for the killings and then attempted to clean the crime scene.
Indushekar reportedly committed the murders of his wife and six family members over two days in Bengaluru. After the initial murder of Sunita, he allegedly invited his brothers-in-law to his home, where he killed them as well. The investigation revealed that he used a grinding stone for the killings and then attempted to clean the crime scene. A missing-person report prompted police to discover the situation and arrest Indushekar.
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This summary was curated from Times of India.