Bengaluru: It is known that the suspect is in Odisha who is the suspect in the case of brutally murdering a young woman and dismembering her body in a fridge. The woman’s body was found cut into 30 pieces inside the fridge of her apartment in Vyalikaval, Bengaluru. The police said that the investigation has been extended to Odisha and West Bengal.
29-year-old Mahalakshmi was brutally murdered. Neighbors informed the police after a foul smell emanated from Mahalakshmi’s apartment in Vyalikaval, Bengaluru. The body parts were found during the police examination.
Bengaluru City Police Commissioner B Dayananda said in a press conference that the killer has been identified. No one has been arrested in the incident yet. Police have already identified the suspect as being in Odisha. Karnataka Home Minister G Parameshwara said that he was informed that he was behind the murder and an investigation team was sent there.
Disturbing details have emerged in the murder case of Mahalakshmi, who was found dismembered into 30 pieces in Bengaluru’s Vyalikaval.
Police suspect that the accused initially planned to transport her body in a suitcase, but changed the plan at the last moment. A suitcase found placed in front of a fridge in Mahalakshmi’s house has raised this suspicion.
A crucial video, recorded by Mahalakshmi’s mother on the day of the discovery, has reached the media. In the footage, Mahalakshmi’s mother can be seen unlocking the house and walking inside, where she noticed an empty black suitcase near the fridge. This detail has sparked speculation that the accused intended to use the suitcase to carry Mahalakshmi’s body in pieces out of the house.
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According to police, the accused had cleaned the entire crime scene, even wiping off the blood and discarding the cloth used to clean up. Despite the brutal nature of the crime, there was no trace of blood in the house. Investigators believe the killer may have disposed of the blood by flushing it down the toilet.
The post-mortem, conducted at Bowring Hospital, revealed that Mahalakshmi’s head had been cut into three parts, leaving her family and even medical professionals shocked at the extent of the brutality. The autopsy was particularly challenging, as doctors had to carefully number each body part, perform radiological and CT scans, and conduct toxicological and pathological tests on selected parts. DNA analysis was also carried out, and the body was partially reassembled to assist with the investigation.
Mahalakshmi’s dismembered body was handed over to her grieving family after the post-mortem. Her funeral took place at the Lalbagh crematorium in Bengaluru.
