'3-month tour': Bengaluru killer forced boy to send messages to conceal parents' murder
A 10-year-old boy was coerced by Indushekhar, the alleged killer of his parents. He was instructed to say his parents were away on a pilgrimage. The boy recorded misleading messages on his parents' phones while becoming suspicious of a foul odor in Indushekhar's car. Indushekhar had driven the boy to Nandi Hills, discarding heavy gunny bags...
Key Takeaways
- A 10-year-old boy was coerced by Indushekhar, the alleged killer of his parents.
- He was instructed to say his parents were away on a pilgrimage.
- The boy recorded misleading messages on his parents' phones while becoming suspicious of a foul odor in Indushekhar's car.
A 10-year-old boy was coerced by Indushekhar, the alleged killer of his parents. He was instructed to say his parents were away on a pilgrimage. The boy recorded misleading messages on his parents' phones while becoming suspicious of a foul odor in Indushekhar's car. Indushekhar had driven the boy to Nandi Hills, discarding heavy gunny bags during the journey.
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This summary was curated from Times of India.