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Man Of Indian Origin Confesses Murder On Live TV Programme

By LawStreet News Network      18 January, 2020 09:01 PM      0 Comments
Man Of Indian Origin Confesses Murder On Live TV Programme

Recently, a man of Indian origin named Maninder Singh was convicted in the US for committing two murders. He made his confession on air from a television studio. He was soon arrested by the police after the confession.

The accused was declared wanted by the police for the alleged murder of Sarabjit Kaur, a nurse in a private hospital of Mohali. She was found dead on the New Years Eve. The accused claimed that both of them had decided to get married but their families werent ready because of different castes. So they decided to go for a court marriage. But later, the accused found that she had connections with another man. So he strangled her and slit her throat with a knife in a hotel room.

The accused said the same in the office of regional television and confessed the murder of Sarabjit Kaur. He also accepted the murder of another woman in 2010.  He was out on bail as he was already convicted for the murder of a woman in Haryanas Karnal.

Author: Aditi Dubey

 



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