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Tuesday, July 10, 2012 8:34:57 PM (IST)  

Udupi: Police Stumble Upon Body While Chasing Murder Accused

Udupi: Police Stumble Upon Body While Chasing Murder Accused

Daijiworld Media Network - Udupi

Udupi, Jul 10: A body was found in Santekatte here on Tuesday July 10 by the police while chasing down a murder accused.

The body was found in a highly decomposed state in Nayanpalli, 5th cross in Kakkunje. The body is of a man between 30-35 years old, wearing a shirt and bermuda shorts. A gold ring was found on one of the fingers.

The identity of the man is yet to be ascertained. It is said that he may have died around 10-15 days back.

Sources said that police stumbled upon the body when they were pursuing an accused in the recent murder of Radhu Karkera of Ammunje. The culprit is said to have escaped into a nearby forest, and the police, while chasing him, came across the body. They then let go off the chase and began to investigate the new find.

Initial reports had claimed that police had found another body, that of a youngster, in the same area while investigating the first body. However, no immediate details were available, and now police have confirmed to Daijiworld that it was only a rumour raised by the locals, and that no second body was found. The rumour was fuelled as a stranger had been spotted in the area a few days ago.


Comments on this article
Preetam Nath Ghayal, Ranganpalke/New Delhi
Wednesday, July 11, 2012

'Santekatte' is become so 'notorious'. Where is forest?...Once it's only famous for 'Santhe' - people flock around from Kemmanu/Kalyanpura/Hoode/Tonse/Kudrus on Sun_day. Most of them are christians after having 'mass' first inside any of shops beef/fish/meat/pork/wine/navami bakery/.

vinaya, mangalore
Tuesday, July 10, 2012

Very strange. Pls go to the
forest again and find out how many more such dead bodies have been lying there unnoticed. Now a days its easy to murder someone and dump the body in the forest.You may find some missing girls and boys bodies over there.

Charles D'Mello, Pangala
Tuesday, July 10, 2012

I blame Karnataka Government....they are indirectly responsible for this....If Karnataka has become worst than Once (not now) BIHAR....then the BJP in Karnataka are responsible for this...!!!???

sunil,
Tuesday, July 10, 2012

In D.K - Dead bodies are found much easier than Lost Gold , there need to stricter laws for Murder , No one has the right to take away life given by God , he himslef can take it away.

ISMAIL.K.PERINJE, PERINJE-YANBU/KSA
Tuesday, July 10, 2012

There is no value for human life.Killing is as easy as killing a animal!What a turnaround once called peaceful districts like UDUPI and Mangalore galloping to troubled districts...

 
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