Venomous Deception: Love Triangle Ends in Murder
In a shocking case in Uttar Pradesh, Ravita and her lover planned to murder her husband, Amit Kashyap, by suffocating him and placing a snake under his body to simulate a snakebite. The ruse was uncovered when the autopsy revealed strangulation as the cause of death, resulting in their arrest.
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In the rural district of Uttar Pradesh, a murder case has emerged involving a convoluted cover-up by using a venomous snake. Police have detailed how Ravita and her lover Amardeep allegedly killed her husband, Amit Kashyap, resorting to disguising his death as a snakebite. The revelation arose on Thursday.
According to a police statement, the autopsy results disclosed strangulation as the cause of death, exposing the plan. Kashyap was discovered dead with a snake beneath him, initially leading to assumptions of a snakebite. Officers from the Behsuma police department initiated a deeper investigation following the autopsy.
The suspects, who have been arrested, confessed to acquiring a snake from a charmer. Herpetologist Shresatha Pachori remarked on the rarity of such a deceptive ploy at a crime scene, noting that snakes typically strike only when provoked. Legal action against Ravita and Amardeep is ongoing.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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