Mangalore: No. 19: Police Uncover Yet Another Victim of Serial Killer Mohan


Mangalore: No. 19: Police Uncover Yet Another Victim of Serial Killer Mohan
By Mounesh Vishwakarma
Daijiworld Media Network—Bantwal (RD/CN)

Bantwal, Oct 23: The name of yet another woman has been added to the list of victims of serial rapist and killer Mohan on Friday October 23. 

The sleuths investigating the serial murders stumbled upon the case of 26-year-old Shashikala who was reported missing at Konaje police station, located on the outskirts of Mangalore, on October 21, 2005.

Shashikala is the daughter of Narayan Madivala, resident of Kaniyoor in Balepuni village, near here.  

She worked as an assistant in a children’s nursery.  She left her home on October 21, 2005, to attend a nursery assistants’ meeting and had been missing since then.  

Though a case was registered, no major breakthrough was made until the police obtained information from Mohan during interrogation. 

The dead body of Shashikala was found in Bangalore and a case of suicide was registered at Upparapete police station.  The postmortem report confirmed that it was suicide by consuming cyanide. This matches the modus operandi of the serial killer. 

Mohan confessed to killing Shashikala after he was brought to the rural police station here and her parents identified their daughter from the pictures in the police records.  

The investigators are also looking at three other cases of missing women in Dakshina Kannada district, though the involvement of Mohan has not been established in these cases during interrogation.

“The probe has revealed that 12 missing women are victims of serial killer Mohan,” said Puttur ASP Dr Chandra Gupta.  

Shantha of Kankanady, Vinutha of Puttur, Sharada of Kedila, Shashikala of Kariyangala, Baby Nayak of Peraje, Anita of Barimar, Hema of Mittoor, Vijayalaxmi of Kasargod, Yashoda of Madantyar, Pushpa of Mulleria, Sunanda of Pervaje, now Shashikala of Kaniyoor, have been identified by their respective parents from photos in police records, informed the police. 

  

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  • Dr Jayaraman, Kuttikole/Manipal

    Sun, Oct 25 2009

    Why did the Police took such along time to realise this serial killer? Most officials are busy escorting VIPs and most officials from my experience are alcohol addicts.

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  • eijaz, mangalore

    Sat, Oct 24 2009

    This person started "LOVE JEHAD" i guess

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  • Harold D'cunha, Mangalore, India

    Sat, Oct 24 2009

    Good job by police. Congratulations. We do not know our legal system will punish him. Best thing for him is atleast someone chop one hand and one leg before attending the court, so that rest of his life he will pay the price.

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  • Frederick Pinto, Shirva

    Sat, Oct 24 2009

    In India criminals have become a part of our daily lives. Does this mean we let them be the darkness of our society. No, definitely not. Some criminals comit a crime because they have no other option to service, but some do it for fun. However a Serial Killer, who kills people for fun or for his personal gain, definitely deserves capital punishment (death penalty) Murderer must get Capital punishment.

    Death penalty is very very importent to keep the brightness of justice and public safety shining brightly on our society. Why is covering the face? What about in the trial time in the court showing the photographes or open face to judge or advocate? If the face of criminal show more witness and information will come out from the public too.

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  • Naveen, Riyadh/Mangalore

    Sat, Oct 24 2009

    Its Better the police should put him Brain Mapping... God knows how many more truth will come out.God save us from these types of psyco people.

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  • PRAVEEN, Udupi/UAE

    Sat, Oct 24 2009

    These days in Mangalore most of our police forces used for protecting communal violence which created by Politian’s by organizing lot of new groups for their own benefit which can not understand by our educated youngsters, therefore, police will not take more interest in these missing cases because they are busy and such type of monsters will take advantage.

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  • ankitha, mangalore

    Sat, Oct 24 2009

    GOOD JOB BY POLICE OR ELSE HE COULD HAVE PLANNING TO KILL FEW MORE THANK GOD

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  • Valson Mendonsa, Mangalore/USA

    Fri, Oct 23 2009

    If this is true, this alligator, notorious criminal should be given capiltal punishment.If he comes out free, then you the citizen of karnataka and you are the strength.. erase this criminal once and for all,you build karnataka, itz not Police not politican.

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  • Thomas Dsouza, Gorigudda/Israel

    Fri, Oct 23 2009

    Police have to put Serial Killer Mohan to Brain Maping or polygraphic test that he can accept more murders.

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  • Vinu, mlore/dubai

    Fri, Oct 23 2009

    Luckily police caught this guy,what is truth that god knows.Good job by police department,praise the lord.Thank u daijiworld.

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