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Mangalore: Four-month-old Corpse of Home-alone Lady Found

  •   Thu, Jun 23 2011 09:51:41 PM

Mangalore: Four-month-old Corpse of Home-alone Lady Found

Pics: Dayanand Kukkaje
Daijiworld Media Network – Mangalore (PS)
 
Mangalore, Jun 23: Marie Aranha (76) was found dead at her residence in Aranha compound, Kadri Hills here on Thursday June 23. Marie Aranha used to stay alone.
 
Her body was found inside the house. The corpse was reduced to almost a skeleton, leading to the suspicion that she may have died some four months ago.

Her late husband was in the military and had retired from service 10 years ago. Since his death the lady had been alone as the couple had no children. She led her life on her husband's pension. Sources said that no relatives visited her, yet, she refused to shift to an old age home or ask for help from the church.
 
She was in possession of 24 cents of land and some gold ornaments. Sometime ago, some miscreants had attacked her and made away with the gold, injuring her in the process. She was admitted to hospital, and later, with the help of Ganesh, a cable operator, filed a complaint in Kadri police station. The police also suggested her to move over to an old age home, but she refused.
 
It is also gathered that 15 days ago some young men with ganja were found lingering near her house. Police arrested them and on interrogation they revealed that there was a dead body inside the house. However, no action was taken and the matter came to light only on June 23 evening.

Her belongings have been reported missing. The body has been shifted to A J Hospital and the postmortem report is awaited.
  

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  • D souza, Mangalore

    Wed, Jul 06 2011

    Her husband is from chitrap Mulki. Her husbands one brother Mr.V. Aranha still live in chitrap I still remember her she used to visit chitrap along with her husband they all used to like her how come today nobody know that she died three months ago. I remember her she was kind, humble, homely, godfearing, helped all the member of that family. It is surprising to me how the husband family members do not remember her when she was old. Is that because they have everything they want and they do not need any help from her and their wishes fulfilled.

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  • Sylvia, Kinnigoli

    Tue, Jun 28 2011

    HI Readers

    Its sad to hear about Marie Aranha.May god grant her eternal peace.

    For gods sake stop commenting on her behavior.Its quite easy to sit few K.M away and comment on somebody's death.If you guys very much curious about her death then why don't you come down to mangalore and investigate in detail.May be you can prepare a detail report.

    Its very easy to comment on others as our tongue doesn't have bone. Before commenting on others just look at your self.Use your brains and hold your tongue.

    How many of you visit old people who stays near by your house?gurkar knows his responsibilities don't drag him into this.Its not only his responsibility but everyone's to show some concern about our neighbors who stay alone.

    If you cant pray for her for your own sake don't judge her.

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  • DONY LOBO, MILAGRES, MANGALORE-DOHA,QATAR

    Tue, Jun 28 2011

    We Mangaloreans have a dreaded tradition of gossipping and poking our nose into everyone elses' business more than minding our own business. And that is why most of our elders prefer to live by themselves without venturing out into friends or social gatherings.....

    On my part, I will firmly blame the Parish Priest and other Pastors of the Parish to which the late Mrs.Aranha belonged....

    Having not noticed that a Parishioner "is not being seen of late" should have prompted the Good Shephereds of the Parish to promptly seek information about her.

    I am sure if she was a 'hi-fly' lady known for 'hi-fly' partying etc. they would have felt her missing., but a simple lady ....'who cares'...right...???

    It reflects how our modern day pastors follow what the Great Good Shephered thought "Whatever you do to the least of my brothers...that you do unto me"....and "I have come to seek the lost sheep from my fold".....

    I bet its high time our Good Bishop takes serious note of such a lapse by those whome he leads.

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  • lanclot, mangalore

    Mon, Jun 27 2011

    always keep good relation with relatives & neighbours

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  • Relative, Mangalore

    Mon, Jun 27 2011

    "Judge not and you shall not be judged".Mrs Marie Aranha was a Godfearing lady as far as i know.She was helpful to all those in need but not in greed.Those who knew her will vouch for this.Stop your mud slinging.May her soul rest in peace.

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  • anita q dsouza , Mumbai/ Dubai

    Mon, Jun 27 2011

    May her soul rest in peace! By the way has the post mortem report come yet, can this postal let us know of the findings..

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  • Tony, Mangalore/Sydney

    Mon, Jun 27 2011

    Very mean of you some people who raised the issue of the deceased`s property/belongings, as to who will own them etc! Here`s a widow from a decent family whose husband had served the country in the military force for a number of years, and after passing away of her husband, Marie had kept to herself aloof from everyone for whatever the reasons may be, let us not speculate on different things (may be her nature was just like that or that she had her own good reasons),she now deserves an honourable and dignified funeral, and let us show some compassion, and wish her eternal salvation and peace.

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  • Anamika,

    Mon, Jun 27 2011

    Dear Zena,
    This year the house blessing was in the month of March. She would have been dead by then

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  • Padmanabha Shenoy, Udupi / Saudi Arabia

    Mon, Jun 27 2011

    We only know one side of the story...we do not know how was her behaviour and why relatives did not visited all these 4 months? we should blame the parish people who is suppose to take care of their community in their Wado.

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  • walter pereira, Mangalore

    Sun, Jun 26 2011

    Good day to all,
    Please see Youtube for the song by Frank Sinatra " I did it my way" and it will be clear to you.
    Let GOD rest her soul in peace.

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  • Lancelot N. Tauro, Manglore - Doha Qatar

    Sun, Jun 26 2011

    As per her pic. was she speachless? So Sad. Hell with criminlas those killed her. May her Soul rest in peace.

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  • Loy, Mangalore

    Sun, Jun 26 2011

    Now Mrs Aranha is no more alive to speak her side of the story... everyones says.... that she was avoiding them.... who knws the truth? who was avoiding whom? she was feeding many dogs shows that she is a kind person, atleast she felt if she feed them they wont be avoiding her and be ungrateful..what a pity...feel sorry for her....May her soul rest in peace..

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  • Sandesh, Mangalore, Oman

    Sun, Jun 26 2011

    By the way only skeleton of the deseased left at her hoouse, and 4 or 5 dogs are still alive. Who fed them for the last so many months ?

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  • Antony, mangalore

    Sun, Jun 26 2011

    For those who say relatives claim property, of cource relatives get it only if she made a will in their favour otherwise,some greedy persons third person would have mascafied and made her give them,beware! who are commenting this way want to buy this and are themselves greedy,real estateters may grab fabricating documents.
    Are u Sheila,cliffords interested seeing these house 25 cent photos?
    Of course property cannot go to miscreant neighbours whos motive behind not informing concerned about her death,and using land on ganja that too?

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  • Prakash, Kuwait

    Sun, Jun 26 2011

    It's not the gurkar or any other person who is responsible, People do not know what is happening next door especially in the town. This lady's neighbours do not have nose, they have only big mouth.

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  • Prakash, udipi

    Sun, Jun 26 2011

    Although this lady lived a lonely life cut from society she is fated to be known after death!. among the dead only a few get mention as this lady has got and that too being unknown in society. why was she fated to be reported on daiji?

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  • Francis Lobo, Bejai,Mangalore

    Sun, Jun 26 2011

    Whatever may be reason the lady stayed alone and did not communicate, the ultimate blame is put on neighbors, family members and church. I have a relative who lives in similar situation. Although her childrens house is nearby does not go to their house or allow her children to take care of her.She is happy to stay alone.There is a pertinent doubt, about them.Even her brother and his family which stays nearby is not entertained.Does not keep good relationship with neighbors and her sisters. In such a situation who can solve such problems. Is it not the person is responsible for her ultimate fate?.Even force will not solve such situation

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  • Rudolf Rodrigues, Bantwal/Mumbai

    Sun, Jun 26 2011

    I loved Naresh's reasoning. He has summed it up nicely in his post. He is right when he says hope the claimants to the property do not get afraid of the 4-5 ferocious dogs and runaway!!LOL!!!Funny world!

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  • Naresh, Mangalore

    Sun, Jun 26 2011

    Whatever her nature may be, I really appreciate her, if with her limited income, she could feed 4 to 5 such dogs whom the entire Parish priest, gurkar, volunteers and relatives were afraid of... Now that she is dead and buried hope the dogs will not come in the way of those who wanted to grab her property...

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  • Rudolf Rodrigues, Bantwal/Mumbai

    Sun, Jun 26 2011

    It is clear she was suffering from some mental disorder like Schizophrenia or some sort of psychosis which made her to become a recluse, which required medical treatment and more so understanding and consiideration from relatives and neighbors, nobody does this on purpose!! It is duty of the near and dear ones to help a person in need. It has happened to many high profile persons like as I mentioned Parveen Bhabi, but then people close to her having known her problem kept a close watch on her, this is the way it should be!!

    There is absolutely no doubt that people have become self centered and greedy to take so much trouble as to keep track of a near and dear one, except where there is substantial interest in monney and property and money, which fact nobody can deny!!!

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  • Zeena Mendonca,

    Sat, Jun 25 2011

    Dear Ron, I dont think it is right on your part to comment on Gurkars, Reps, Ward members etc., without doing some basic research work on the facts. We extend a hearty welcome to our ward and attend any of the meetings and check upon the eatings on meetings. I'm sure your comment will not de-motivate our active and dedicated Gurkar. We shall continue our good work... what about you?

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  • Grace Pinto, -

    Sat, Jun 25 2011

    Speculating and assuming about the dead is wrong. But there could have been ways to see that such a thing did not happen. Recently when church authorities were collecting funds going from house to house I suggested to them that they keep in touch with seniors and even have some sort of a system whereby seniors could get help when needed.
    They agreed, but did nothing.

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  • Jimmy Noronha, Bellore,Kulshekar,Lucknow

    Sat, Jun 25 2011

    Isn't it a pity that it took a good four months to bring to life the death of this lonely lady! From what I gather from the readers I feel that it is none but her who is responsible for her demise in dark. She should have come out of her shell and kept abreast with the rest of the people. No point in blaming gurkar, priest, neighbours and relatives. It is sad that she orchestrated such an end. Many in the West live rich but die poor as this lady did with no one to attend on.

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  • Zeena Mendonca, Bejai, Vyasnagar, Mangalore

    Sat, Jun 25 2011

    It is indeed sad to know about the incident. I would like to clarify Johnson & Lancelot Tauro, Mangalore's doubts regarding the role of Gurkar and the Assistants as I belong to the ward. The deceased lady would never open her door to anybody, forget the neighbors, not even to the Electricity Meter Readers. It is not that people in the ward were not aware of her existance. Due to her personal nature, the neighbors prefered not to interfere as she would drag them to the police station for petty reasons. She had at least 4 to 5 dogs guarding her compound. Nobody would dare to enter the compound which does not even have a main road access.

    The Gurkar of our ward is the most hardworking and enterprising person I have ever seen. The House Blessing was not done as she did not open the door. As Hilda Misquith says, it is a fact that she had never attended any of the ward meetings. May be she prefered to be alone and never wanted to depend on anybody for anything.

    It is not right for people to comment on things that they do not have complete knowledge. It is very easy to shift the blame. It is a challenging task to take social responsibility and at the same time to be committed to our work and home. Man cannot live in isolation, it is upto us to weave a social fabric that will enrich our living.

    Let us hope and pray that such incidents may not recur, and may her soul rest in peace.

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  • Ron, Mangalore

    Sat, Jun 25 2011

    This is really sad news. lets her soul rest in peace.
    Amazing.. Where r the parish people, i mean Gurkar, Ward Reps, ward meeting members, Legion members(i heard that they visit sickly and old people)...No eating no meeting right???

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  • Rudolf Rodrigues, Bantwal/Mumbai

    Sat, Jun 25 2011

    I think she was a recluse who loved to live by her own self. I am reminded of the number of Hindi Film stars like Parveen Babi who have ended in this manner!

    But it is shocking that in Mangalore city where houses are in such close proximity that no one bothered to check out on her even after 4 months? This demonstrates the people's egoistic, materialistic, inconsiderate, and merciless nature.

    It is shocking that just sometime ago her ornaments were looted, she was injured, and she had to lodge a complaint with the help of a Hindu cablewallah?

    She would have been well off if she would have sold a part of her property and enjoyed it partly and donated partly to a charitable organization instead of leaving it behind for the useless bundle of relatives. This is a wrong attitude wherein people in India try to save each penny even at the cost of starvation, but for what purpose? Now some third person will enjoy her possesions and properrty!! Mangalore is full of egoistic people out in the mad rat race of outdoing one another on the materialistic front at whatever cost. Everyone talks of Money, Paise, Kass most of the times!!!

    RIP Ms. Aranha!!!!!!!!!

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  • Norbert Sequeira, Mumbai

    Sat, Jun 25 2011

    THANK U DAIJIWORLD for reporting this sad newz & also for the clarity of the pictures.

    I am a Mumbaikar, of'course a mangalorughar. I have attended 2 deaths ceremony at different intervals.

    One was,I was very happy to see the large parcipitation of the local people, and at the graveyard full decked with fresh flowers.

    My friend, a mumbaikar like me, but settled for many years in Mangalore tells me, 'Norbert, wait ... you will understand, why such high crowd for this funeral.".

    My confusion was solved, when I saw that in the near by church hall, dinning, drinks, icecreams. Was it a marriage ?? The poor soul is on his / her onward journey. Here, no body is bothered. Each one filling their belly.

    The second death ceremony I witnessed, where the family was poor, and the so called 'gurkar' was no where to be seen. He did come at the last minute to the deceased house, after the burial he vanished like a vapour. You know why, only tea / coffee / neer was served. Ditto to the general, so called mourners.

    We go to Church, take part in the mass offering, but neighbour's love is never seen.

    Exhibit wealth, capture property by hook or by crook, we fail to realize the true teachings of Christ.

    This incidence reported by DAIJIWORLD has brought tears to my eyes.

    The lady (save here in this case) must have been stubborn. Does that mean, she is discarded for ever. No talking, no interfearing, no looking,just forget, has become the mainstay.

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  • Roladn,

    Sat, Jun 25 2011

    Clifford,whats bothering you if her relatives turn up for the share of her belongings. We mangaloreans are more concerned adn nosy about other people. I think its high time we mangaloreans stop being nosy, and live our lives, helping one another and doing somehting good for the society.

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  • Douglas Aranha, Manglore/ Dubai

    Sat, Jun 25 2011

    THIS IS SOMETHING TAHT NON US WANT TO END UP IN LIFE PEACE BE WITH HER
    IN CASE SOME ONE GETS FORWARD TO GIVE HER A GOOD FUNERAL I WOULD REALY BE DELIghTED TO HELP FINANCIALY THATS THE ONLY WAY I CAN LOOK AT IT NOW GIVE HER BODY THE BEST IF WE COULD NOT GIVE HER WHILE SHE LIVED.

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  • Sairo, Mangalore

    Fri, Jun 24 2011

    She is my relative and did not get along with any of her relatives, neighbors etc. Also a stubborn but nice person and she had her own short comings (as humans we all do...don't we?)

    Life is short and we need to think of our end on this earth. This is a lesson for the rest of us alive.

    Saira, I was your neighbor as well.

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  • SUMAN VIOLET BARBOZA, SHANKERPURA / KUWAIT

    Fri, Jun 24 2011

    Very sad to hear this news.today is her.tomorrow is ours.may her soul rest in peace

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  • Edward Pinto, Bendur/Dubai

    Fri, Jun 24 2011

    It is very sad,having houses near by in Mlore and know her loneliness.This plight is very common nowdays in all communities including catholics due to various reasons.Presumingly, she might have relatives in Mlore but they forgot. It is sad that the parish ward members are also clueless. In Mangalore home visits are uncommon nowadays due to technology. May her soul rest in peace.

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  • Helen, Neeruda/Q8/Mumabi

    Fri, Jun 24 2011

    Mr Lancelot u r wrong, mighty be she was mental depressed, and also Mr Johnson is right, where was the Gurkar of the wado. May the almighty God bless such more cases in the world. the people who are depressed. May JESUS bless her soul and peace be with her soul. AMEN.

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  • viola prabhu, mangalore

    Fri, Jun 24 2011

    Well Ms Sheila,m sure none of her neices,nephews bothered because she never liked to keep good relationship with them,they do have a right on her property then y u so selfish about them?

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  • viola prabhu, mangalore

    Fri, Jun 24 2011

    certainly agree with you Mr.Willliam truly no one will understand unless they know a person..i appreciate your comment..

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  • George Borromeo, angelore, Mangalore

    Fri, Jun 24 2011

    Hey folks we are not Medieval Christians, we are modern, Hi Tech Christians. Love thy neighbor is only a Slogan, we love to propagate. We are hypocrites, Are we not ???

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  • Kusuma Kumari G , Nellore/Kodyadka

    Fri, Jun 24 2011

    Shocking!!!

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  • Lancelot N Tauro, Manglore - Doha Qatar

    Fri, Jun 24 2011

    I agree with Johnson manglore, We have church with every ward one Gurkar. Its a duty of Gurkar to visit home of Oldage people atleast once in month. Secondly she was surving alone with her husbands monthly pension, I suppose the pension in cheque or cash not delivered on monthly basis, post man has to inform to higher authority. Now Greedy people rush this time for her property and assets its sure.

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  • Leo Dsouza, Mangalore

    Fri, Jun 24 2011

    Very sad situation in the catholic community. Though Marie Aranha do not have any kids but the plight of those with kids is miserable. Visit the places like Kinnigoli or Shirva where seniors are neglected by their children – some of them even do not visit them once in a year. Recently I did a check and found that most of these old people children are well settled in USA or Canada and don’t even visit or remember their parents. Shame on such children who do not understand the suffering of the parents who brought them up.

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  • Leena Martis, Mangalore

    Fri, Jun 24 2011

    Very sad to hear this news. That also she is very old. may her soul rest in peace.

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  • Mabel, Mangalore

    Fri, Jun 24 2011

    Seems like she was murdered and robbed. The police should be looking into this seriously, especially interrogate the men who were lurking near her house. Now surely somebody will fabricate a last will and claim the property. The concerned authorities should take proper action before this property falls in wrong hands and see that it is disposed off in the right manner. Please church and church authorities stay away you have failed in your duty badly.

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  • vinod, Bangalore

    Fri, Jun 24 2011

    I think this kind of Lone family members /old age couples can be attached to the local nearest church ,so that church volunteers can have access to them once in a week at least, So pathetic end

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  • M. L. SEQUEIRA, I. C. Colony, Borivali

    Fri, Jun 24 2011

    It is better all the organisations in the Church / Christian Community should keep in touch with each other.


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  • Nisha, Bangalore

    Fri, Jun 24 2011

    It's so surprising that such an incident has happened in M'lore where there is close interaction with the neighbours, church authorities, small ch. communities etc. It's high time a close knit bond is built so that such incidents donot occur in future.

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  • Shivani, Udupi/Ireland

    Fri, Jun 24 2011

    It is a very sad incident and it calls for a change in our traditional way of living. Ofcourse none of us want to live in an old age home but then we need to think of services that could help those who want to live in their own homes especially when they are so sentimental about their home. There are quite a few things done in this regard in the Western countries such as providing home help-one or 2 or more hours of service for older people that includes helping them make tea/breakfast and help in bathing/changing etc. Meals on wheels where elderly get nutritious food at home every day brought to their door step, during winter people call up to elderly home atleast once in a day/week depending on the weather to see if everything is OK. I think some of these should be done by the Govt too. I am sure the elderly are happy to use their pension on these things. Its a pity that for about 4 months no one even looked to see if there was something wrong with the lady. How come no one complained of any smell? All of us need to ask a question to ourselves, how would we feel if this happened to one of our own? And, what we would have thought of doing then?

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  • WILLIAM DSOUZA, BIJAI-MANGALORE

    Fri, Jun 24 2011

    24-06-2011
    May the departed Soul of the Late Mrs.Marie Aranha Rest in Peace.
    Those who do not know her, will not understand why it has happened. It is natural to feel sad about her. Of course she had neighbours. But if she didn't want to have good relationship with the neightbours, then what could be done. At the end,the result is a lonely sad death.
    We are nobody to judge others, but as humans, it is natural for us to feel and exchange our views with one another and as Good Christians, we all keep her in our prayers for the repose of her soul.

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  • Sheila, Mangalore/Dubai

    Fri, Jun 24 2011

    Its so shocking and sad to read about Marie's death. 4 months have gone by and none of her relatives bothered to enquire about her, but am so sure now in MINUTES all her relatives/nieces/nephews will rush to grab her property. God Bless all the greedy ones.

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  • Johnson, Mangalore

    Thu, Jun 23 2011

    Where is the area Gurkar or Assistants? I think they are not doing their duties correctly. For the house blessing & giving communion Parish Priest also visiting all houses. Is'nt it.

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  • GEORGE, MANNUTHY,THRISSUR

    Thu, Jun 23 2011

    REALLY SAD TO HEAR THIS.... THERE IS NO NEIGHBOURS OR ANY CHURCH PEOPLE TO LOOK AFTER THEIR MEMBERS... IF CHURCH PEOPLE IS SERIOUSLY LOOKING THEIR PARISH MEMBERS ACTIVITIES...IT WUD NOT BE HAPPENED...WITH COUNSELLING SHE CAN WORK FOR SOCIETY... OR CAN TRY FOR SECOND MARRIAGE, ETC.....PARISHONERS...AT LEAST NOW ONWARDS LOOK INTO YOUR MEMBERS....THANKS

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  • Nenari, nirmar

    Thu, Jun 23 2011

    All requesting to join old age home! never to invite her to their house, who'll feel? are you ready to go? but it'd have been better than lonely death.

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  • Hilda Misquith, Bejai

    Thu, Jun 23 2011

    It is very sad, I do not understand this.It may sometimes be good to be alone, but it is rarely good to be lonely.

    Looks like she did not have any good neighbours. What about Magnajamath and all the other organizations? May be she did not partcipate or did not want anyone to visit her. Eternal rest grant unto her, O Lord, and let perpetual light shine upon her. May the soul of the faithful departed, through the mercy of God, rest in peace. Amen.

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  • Saira Rasheed,, Mangalore/USA

    Thu, Jun 23 2011

    She was our former neighbor in Bendur. She use to have a sister, nephews and nieces living in Bendur as well. So sad to see an old neighbor die a painful death. May her soul rest in peace.

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  • Clifford, Mangalore

    Thu, Jun 23 2011

    I bet now all relatives will turn up for a share of her belongings.Mangalore has changed so much now a days. No one cares.

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  • John, Mangalore

    Thu, Jun 23 2011

    Surely she must have had relatives.But no one bothered. The police arrested the trespassers but did not take any action when told there was a dead body inside how strange of Karnataka police. How selfish are her relatives to ignore a 76 year old woman.

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  • Lancelot N Tauro, Manglore - Doha Qatar

    Thu, Jun 23 2011

    THIS IS A HEIGHT OF NO KEEPING GOOD RELATIONS AND CONTACTS WITH CLOSE RELATIVES. SO SAD.

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