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In a chilling case that has shocked Karnataka and Tamil Nadu, Bengaluru cab driver Indu Shekhar is accused of murdering seven members of his wife's family within just 15 to 20 days, dumping their bodies across two states and nearly 400 kilometres. From using sleeping pills and a grinding stone to meticulously planning the killings, cleaning crime scenes and using his 17-year-old daughter and 11-year-old nephew as cover, investigators say every step was calculated to evade suspicion. The murders came to light after relatives filed a missing person complaint, leading police to uncover a horrifying trail of bodies. But what drove him to allegedly wipe out an entire family? Was it domestic resentment, a property dispute or something more? As the sole surviving 11-year-old becomes a crucial witness, the investigation continues to uncover the chilling details behind one of the most disturbing alleged mass murder cases in recent times.
The murders came to light after relatives filed a missing person complaint, leading police to uncover a horrifying trail of bodies. But what drove him to allegedly wipe out an entire family?
Was it domestic resentment, a property dispute or something more? As the sole surviving 11-year-old becomes a crucial witness, the investigation continues to uncover the chilling details behind one of the most disturbing alleged mass murder cases in recent times.