Tamil Nadu: Another case of body of young woman stuffed in a suitcase near Salem emerges 
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Tamil Nadu: Another case of body of young woman stuffed in a suitcase near Salem emerges 

A decomposed body of a woman was found in a suitcase in Tamil Nadu's Salem. The locals alerted the police when the foul smell spread and on reaching the crime scene, the police found an abandoned suitcase 

TS VenkatesanTS Venkatesan
Oct 3, 2024, 12:00 pm IST
inPolitics, Bharat, Tamil Nadu
Decomposed body of a woman found in a suitcase

Decomposed body of a woman found in a suitcase

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CHENNAI: In a chilling incident that has raised alarm among residents, the decomposed body of a young woman was discovered stuffed inside a suitcase near Salem, Tamil Nadu, on Monday, September 30. Passersby alerted local police to a foul odour emanating from an abandoned suitcase located under a bridge along the Salem-Coimbatore National Highway in Avarangaampalayam.

Upon arriving at the scene, law enforcement officials opened the suitcase and were confronted with a grim sight: the highly decomposed remains of a woman, her face wrapped in a polythene cover. Authorities suspect foul play, with preliminary indications suggesting she may have been strangled. A post-mortem examination scheduled for October 2 is expected to provide clarity on the cause of death.

சேலம் அருகே சூட்கேசில் 20-30 வயது மதிக்கத்தக்க இளம் பெண்ணின் உடல் சடலமாக மீட்பு.

திராவிட மாடல் ஆட்சியில் இன்றைய செய்தி 😑

pic.twitter.com/s6jBn1ttcS

— JEYAN J (@Kumari_Jeyan) October 1, 2024

Initial reports indicate that the victim was aged between 20 and 30 years old and exhibited unusual physical characteristics, possessing six fingers on each hand. The suitcase itself bore stickers in Hindi, yet any barcodes that might have facilitated identification had been erased, likely to evade police tracking.

In response to the discovery, the Salem police have disseminated alerts to neighboring districts, including Tirupur, Erode, and Coimbatore, seeking information on any recent missing persons cases that could correspond with the unidentified woman.

Local Village Administrative Officer (VAO) Jayakumar, who initially reported the suitcase to the authorities, played a crucial role in alerting the police. A team led by District Superintendent Gautham Goyal, along with DSP S. Raja and police inspectors Karithikeyini, Baby, and Senthilkumar, responded swiftly to the scene.

Investigators theorise that the woman was likely murdered elsewhere before her body was disposed of in the suitcase. The police have registered a case and are exploring multiple angles as part of their investigation. However, it remains unclear whether there are any CCTV cameras in the vicinity of the highway or bridge that could provide further leads.

MAN ARRESTED FOR MURDERING A WOMAN, DUMPING HER SEVERED BODY PARTS IN A SUITCASE

A woman was found murdered near Thoraipakkam in the southern suburbs of Chennai city. Police said her severed body parts were dumped in a suitcase and have been recovered by the Thoraipakkam police… pic.twitter.com/ZhU2JQNj36

— A Selvaraj (@Crime_Selvaraj) September 19, 2024

This discovery comes on the heels of a similar incident earlier this month, where severed body parts of a woman were found in a suitcase in Thoraipakkam. In that case, police successfully apprehended a suspect, identified as Manikandan, from the Sivaganga district.

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