Bengaluru Murder Case: Woman’s Body Found in Suitcase
Shocking Discovery in Bengaluru
In a startling Bengaluru murder case, the body of a 32-year-old woman was found stuffed inside a suitcase in a home in Bengaluru. The deceased woman, identified as Gouri Anil Sambrekar. She was allegedly murdered by her husband, Rakesh Rajendra Khedekar, who was later apprehended in Mumbai by the Maharashtra Police.
Husband Tells Police After Fleeing
According to recent media reports, Khedekar left Bengaluru on March 25, only to call the Maharashtra Police and the landlord two days later, dropping the bombshell that his wife’s body was in their apartment. The landlord quickly called the Bengaluru police, who found the corpse inside a trolley bag in the bathroom of the couple’s rental home at Doddakammanahalli and in the jurisdiction of the Hulimavu police.
Investigation Underway
Initially thought to be a suicide, the police swiftly figured out that it was worse than that, after forensic teams examined the evidence at the location. Bengaluru Deputy Commissioner of Police (Southeast) Sarah Fathima confirmed the information about the murder that is still under investigation. The motive is still unclear.
Background and Post-Mortem Investigations of the Couple
The couple had been married for two years and moved into the rental apartment in February. Khedekar worked as a project manager at a private company while Sambrekar was a homemaker who was looking for employment. The forensic team collected fingerprints and other key evidence before sending the body for an autopsy. Meanwhile, the family of the victim has been made aware of her tragic death.
Officials are continuing their investigation, and further recent news updates will be provided as developments take place.
