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Chilling Deception: Child Lied for Accused Killer
9 Nov
Summary
- A 10-year-old boy was compelled to deceive relatives about his missing parents.
- The accused allegedly dictated messages and dictated what the child should say.
- Two gunny bags with a foul smell were noted in the accused's car.
A 10-year-old boy endured five harrowing days after his parents went missing, during which he was allegedly coerced by Indushekhar, a family acquaintance, into deceiving relatives. The child was instructed to record voice messages, claiming his parents were on a pilgrimage and subsequently on an extended North India tour.
According to the boy's statement to the police, Indushekhar dictated the lies and prevented direct communication with family members. The child also reported noticing a foul odor emanating from two or three large gunny bags inside Indushekhar's car during this period. When questioned, Indushekhar dismissed the smell as waste materials and warned the boy away from the bags.
Indushekhar then reportedly drove towards Nandi Hills, where the gunny bags were disposed of. The boy's testimony reveals a disturbing pattern of manipulation and potential concealment of the crime following the disappearance of his parents, Shankar and Nalini.
