Bengaluru Serial Murder Case: Accused Took Boy On Trips While Allegedly Disposing Of Bodies
The boy reportedly told the police that he had gone there with his parents, but they never returned.
Bengaluru:Indushekhar, the accused in the Bengaluru serial murder case, allegedly took his brother-in-law’s son along on trips to several places, including Kukke Subrahmanya, Dharmasthala and Sringeri, while disposing of the ‘bags,’ suspected to be comprising the bodies of the boy's parents.
Indushekhar is said to have taken Shankar's elder son along in his car. The boy reportedly told the police that he had gone there with his parents, but they never returned.
The boy told reporters that when he woke up, he could not find his father. His sister took him away to a room, and he heard his mother scream. He said he did not know what happened afterwards. Indushekhar later took him along on a trip. Whenever he asked about his parents and other relatives, his uncle allegedly changed the subject and told him that they were away on a trip.
Indushekhar first took the boy to the Airport and then to Kukke Subrahmanya, Dharmasthala and Sringeri in the car. During the journey, he allegedly kept throwing large plastic bags out of the car, telling the boy that he was disposing of garbage.
At a point when the boy came near the boot of the car and opened it, Indushekhar questioned him and told him that the boot had garbage.
It is suspected that the bags contained the bodies of his parents, which were disposed of during the journey.
The police arrested Indushekhar while the boy was still in the car, sources said. It is suspected that the boy could have been the next target, but the police intercepted the accused before he could harm the boy.
