Daughter, son-in-law held for Kolkata woman's murder


Kolkata, Aug 25 (IANS): The police have arrested daughter and son-in-law of a woman, whose body with throat slit was found dumped in a Kolkata bylane on Sunday.

According to the police, the woman's daughter has confessed to her and her husband's involvement in the crime.

The body of Sampa Chakraborty, 47, was found wrapped in a piece cloth at the Basudavpur Road, here, said a police officer.

The preliminary investigation revealed that the deceased was a resident of an apartment in the same lane from where her body was found. When the police reached her flat it was locked and there was no trace of her family members.

"We broke open the door and recovered some objects, which we suspect to be weapons of crime. Also, the articles used to tie the body was probably taken from the flat itself," he said.

Three persons were detained for questioning. When the police talked to neighbours, they told them that there was a big quarrel in the family on Saturday night.

One woman in the neighbourhood said she had seen the woman's daughter and son-in-law carrying something with them that night. Suspecting them to be robbers, she also made a video of their movement near the apartment's garage.

The police is considering this video as an important piece of evidence.

  

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