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Charred body of woman found
By Our Staff Reporter
THIRUVANANTHAPURAM, AUG. 27. The body of a 48-year-old woman was
found in a charred condition in the courtyard of her house at
Manjancode in the Vattapara police station limits this morning.
Police identified the deceased as Nalini, wife of Gopi Asary of
`Sivasakthi House'. Officials said it was yet to be confirmed
whether Nalini was murdered or if it was a case of suicide.
Police officials who conducted a preliminary round of interviews
with Nalini's relatives said the woman had woken up in the wee
hours of Monday to leave for her daughter's house in the city. At
around 6 a.m., the relatives had found Nalini's charred body in
the courtyard. The officials said they were relying on scientific
and circumstantial evidence to reconstruct the chain of events
that led to the mysterious death of Nalini.
The police investigators have sought the help of experts from
the Forensic Science Laboratory (FSL) to crack the case. A team
of FSL experts inspected the scene of the crime and gathered
evidence, including soil samples.
Later, a postmortem examination was conducted on the body of
Nalini at the Medical College Hospital.
Meanwhile, the police said they would be taking the detailed
statement of Nalini's husband and other inmates of the house.
Other verifications would follow once the FSL experts give their
opinion after the scientific examination of the evidence.
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