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“He killed my daughter, he cannot enter my house. Do not bring him inside,” Manimeghala wailed as around 10 police personnel entered her house with a man in a green T-shirt. The man is her son-in-law Sooraj, accused of killing her daughter in their house, with the help of an Indian cobra, a highly venomous snake often found in agricultural lands, wetlands and forests.
Over the weekend, Kerala watched the details of a ghastly crime unfold. A young woman named Uthra was found dead in her parents’ house and weeks later, her husband Sooraj was arrested for allegedly killing her. And according to the police, this was not Sooraj’s first attempt to kill Uthra using a snake.
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He had previously attempted to kill her with a snake.
Over the weekend, Kerala watched the details of a ghastly crime unfold. A young woman named Uthra was found dead in her parents’ house and weeks later, her husband Sooraj was arrested for allegedly killing her. And according to the police, this was not Sooraj’s first attempt to kill Uthra using a snake.
Kerala man accused of killing wife with cobra: Chilling details of the crime
“He killed my daughter, he cannot enter my house. Do not bring him inside,” Manimeghala wailed as around 10 police personnel entered her house with a man in a g
He had previously attempted to kill her with a snake.
