Kozhikode Murder Case

The Kerala High Court on Wednesday stayed the airing of a TV show based on serial murders that took place in Kozhikode between 2002 and 2016.

Kerala police Chief Loknath Behra on Saturday expressed satisfaction over the ongoing probe into the case relating to the mysterious deaths of six members of a family near here. Mr Behra, who reached Vatakara to assess the progress of the preliminary investigation, said six teams would conduct inquiries.

Suspicion has now arisen over three more deaths linked to Jolly, the woman who is the prime suspect in six mysterious deaths in her family, and who is currently in judicial custody even as reports have surfaced that she was also planning to eliminate two children.

Seventeen years after the six suspicious deaths in her family, allegedly by being fed cyanide laced food, Renji Thomas feels there is a 'hand of God' in the case, which is why the truth is tumbling out about the "well planned murders" now after all these years.

Kozhikode Family Murder Case: In a murder case right out of a mystery novel that has gripped Kerala's Kozhikode district, a woman has confessed to poisoning her husband and five other members of her family over the span of 14 years, the police have said. Her second husband, who was also married to one of the victims, is now being questioned by poli...

Two more people have been arrested in connection with a murder case involving the deaths of six members of a Kerala family over a span of 14 years

Kozhikode Murder Case, Kerala: The police in Kerala say they are close to cracking a murder case involving the mysterious deaths of six people in a family over a span of 14 years. As part of a new probe launched following a complaint filed by a member of the family, police officials exhumed the bodies of five people and have arrested a suspect.

An Indian, who spent almost nine years in jail in Saudi Arabia in connection with the murder of a Pakistani worker, has been deported to India after he was acquitted of the charges.

Eleven people, including three CPM leaders, were today given life term by a Kerala court in connection with the murder of TP Chandrasekharan. Mr Chandrasekharan was hacked to death in May, 2012. He was the president of the Revolutionary Marxist Party or RMP in CPI(M) stronghold of Onchiyam in Kozhikode after he was expelled from CPI(M).

Twelve people, including three CPM leaders, have been found guilty in the murder case of Revolutionary Marxist Party (RMP) leader TP Chandrasekharan.

A week after some accused in a murder case lodged in a district jail in Kozhikode made Facebook posts using sophisticated mobile phones, eight more cellphones were recovered from the jail today.

In the backdrop of the controversy triggered by Facebook posts made by some accused in a political murder case lodged in a prison in Kozhikode, authorities today conducted a thorough search of the prison complex.

Days after some accused in a sensational murder case lodged in a district jail in Kozhikode made Facebook posts, using sophisticated mobiles, a base model cellphone was recovered during repairs in a cell.

Kerala Chief Minister Oommen Chandy today declined to be drawn into the wordy duel between a section of Congress leaders and State Home Minister Thiruvanchur Radhakrishnan over breach of prison rules by some accused in a political murder case, lodged in Kozhikode jail.

A local court today set free 20 accused, including a CPI-M district secretariat member, in the case relating to the murder of Revolutionary Marxist Party leader TP Chandrasekharan.

The Kerala High Court on Wednesday stayed the airing of a TV show based on serial murders that took place in Kozhikode between 2002 and 2016.

Kerala police Chief Loknath Behra on Saturday expressed satisfaction over the ongoing probe into the case relating to the mysterious deaths of six members of a family near here. Mr Behra, who reached Vatakara to assess the progress of the preliminary investigation, said six teams would conduct inquiries.

Suspicion has now arisen over three more deaths linked to Jolly, the woman who is the prime suspect in six mysterious deaths in her family, and who is currently in judicial custody even as reports have surfaced that she was also planning to eliminate two children.

Seventeen years after the six suspicious deaths in her family, allegedly by being fed cyanide laced food, Renji Thomas feels there is a 'hand of God' in the case, which is why the truth is tumbling out about the "well planned murders" now after all these years.

Kozhikode Family Murder Case: In a murder case right out of a mystery novel that has gripped Kerala's Kozhikode district, a woman has confessed to poisoning her husband and five other members of her family over the span of 14 years, the police have said. Her second husband, who was also married to one of the victims, is now being questioned by poli...

Two more people have been arrested in connection with a murder case involving the deaths of six members of a Kerala family over a span of 14 years

Kozhikode Murder Case, Kerala: The police in Kerala say they are close to cracking a murder case involving the mysterious deaths of six people in a family over a span of 14 years. As part of a new probe launched following a complaint filed by a member of the family, police officials exhumed the bodies of five people and have arrested a suspect.

An Indian, who spent almost nine years in jail in Saudi Arabia in connection with the murder of a Pakistani worker, has been deported to India after he was acquitted of the charges.

Eleven people, including three CPM leaders, were today given life term by a Kerala court in connection with the murder of TP Chandrasekharan. Mr Chandrasekharan was hacked to death in May, 2012. He was the president of the Revolutionary Marxist Party or RMP in CPI(M) stronghold of Onchiyam in Kozhikode after he was expelled from CPI(M).

Twelve people, including three CPM leaders, have been found guilty in the murder case of Revolutionary Marxist Party (RMP) leader TP Chandrasekharan.

A week after some accused in a murder case lodged in a district jail in Kozhikode made Facebook posts using sophisticated mobile phones, eight more cellphones were recovered from the jail today.

In the backdrop of the controversy triggered by Facebook posts made by some accused in a political murder case lodged in a prison in Kozhikode, authorities today conducted a thorough search of the prison complex.

Days after some accused in a sensational murder case lodged in a district jail in Kozhikode made Facebook posts, using sophisticated mobiles, a base model cellphone was recovered during repairs in a cell.

Kerala Chief Minister Oommen Chandy today declined to be drawn into the wordy duel between a section of Congress leaders and State Home Minister Thiruvanchur Radhakrishnan over breach of prison rules by some accused in a political murder case, lodged in Kozhikode jail.

A local court today set free 20 accused, including a CPI-M district secretariat member, in the case relating to the murder of Revolutionary Marxist Party leader TP Chandrasekharan.