Kolkata House Of Horror

A woman, said to be mentally disturbed, was found dead next to a skeleton in her house in Agra on Saturday, the police said. The skeleton is said to be that of the victim's mother, who is believed to have died a few months ago.

A man who was found in a Kolkata home living with the skeletons and remains of his older sister and two dogs, was found dead today. The burnt body of Partha Dey, 45, was found in the bathroom of the apartment where he had been living for the past few months.

The residence of Partha De, the man found living with the corpse of his sister, has become a big draw, with curious people flocking at the sprawling British-era bungalow, clicking photographs and speaking in hushed tones about the macabre incident.

Samples of female skeleton, which was found from Robinson Street 'horror' house in Kolkata whose septuagenarian owner allegedly committed suicide, have been sent for DNA testing, police said today.

Barely days after Kolkata woke up to the horror of a man living with his sister's corpse for months, another man has been found in the city 'addicted' to stashing his house with trash collected from dustbins and garbage containers.

Arabinda De loved talking about his children, said a lawyer who was close to him; the 77 year old was charred to death inside a bathroom at his residence in Kolkata this Thursday morning. Preliminary investigations have indicated that the bathroom door was locked from the inside.

Sexuality, incest and repeated reference to his paternal grandmother as a witch - are some of the subjects Partha De has written about sporadically in his diaries. Partha De slept by the side of his sister's corpse for over five months in his posh Kolkata home. His father committed suicide on 10 June, and police investigations into the incident rev...

"My family is in a shambles. 3 Robinson Lane used to be a garden. Now it is hell." Thus wrote 44 year old Partha De in one of his innumerable diaries scattered around his 3 Robinson Lane flat just off Park Street in Kolkata.

A woman, said to be mentally disturbed, was found dead next to a skeleton in her house in Agra on Saturday, the police said. The skeleton is said to be that of the victim's mother, who is believed to have died a few months ago.

A man who was found in a Kolkata home living with the skeletons and remains of his older sister and two dogs, was found dead today. The burnt body of Partha Dey, 45, was found in the bathroom of the apartment where he had been living for the past few months.

The residence of Partha De, the man found living with the corpse of his sister, has become a big draw, with curious people flocking at the sprawling British-era bungalow, clicking photographs and speaking in hushed tones about the macabre incident.

Samples of female skeleton, which was found from Robinson Street 'horror' house in Kolkata whose septuagenarian owner allegedly committed suicide, have been sent for DNA testing, police said today.

Barely days after Kolkata woke up to the horror of a man living with his sister's corpse for months, another man has been found in the city 'addicted' to stashing his house with trash collected from dustbins and garbage containers.

Arabinda De loved talking about his children, said a lawyer who was close to him; the 77 year old was charred to death inside a bathroom at his residence in Kolkata this Thursday morning. Preliminary investigations have indicated that the bathroom door was locked from the inside.

Sexuality, incest and repeated reference to his paternal grandmother as a witch - are some of the subjects Partha De has written about sporadically in his diaries. Partha De slept by the side of his sister's corpse for over five months in his posh Kolkata home. His father committed suicide on 10 June, and police investigations into the incident rev...

"My family is in a shambles. 3 Robinson Lane used to be a garden. Now it is hell." Thus wrote 44 year old Partha De in one of his innumerable diaries scattered around his 3 Robinson Lane flat just off Park Street in Kolkata.