'At Peace, Satisfied': Man Who Killed Wife, 6 In-Laws In Bengaluru

In a shocking revelation in the Bengaluru mass murder case, the prime accused, Indushekar, has reportedly told the police that he is now at peace after allegedly murdering seven members of his family, claiming that his wife had constantly insulted and subjected him to extreme humiliation, police said on Saturday.The accused is alleged to have conspired to execute the murders and dispose of the bodies at different locations.During questioning, Indushekar reportedly told the police that his wife's family had always supported her and treated him with disrespect.
He also claimed that his wife frequently scolded him and that he had been subjected to humiliation within the family.READ | 7 Murders In 16 Days: Bengaluru Cab Driver Used Victims' Phones To Cover Up"I am at peace and satisfied now," he reportedly told the police while explaining his motive behind the crime.The investigation has also revealed the alleged involvement of his daughter, who is accused of assisting her father despite being aware of his plans to eliminate the family members.
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