Real-Life ‘Drishyam’ Horror: Wife, Lover Murder Husband, Bury Body Under Kitchen
In a chilling crime reminiscent of the Bollywood thriller Drishyam, a woman, her lover, and relatives allegedly murdered her husband and buried his body beneath their kitchen floor to hide the crime. The incident, uncovered after a police probe in [Location], has stunned locals, drawing eerie parallels to the film’s plot of a family concealing a murder.
How the Crime Unfolded
Police reports reveal that the victim, [Victim’s Name], had been missing for [duration, e.g., “weeks”] before neighbors raised suspicions. The accused—his wife [Wife’s Name], her lover [Lover’s Name], and family members—reportedly plotted the murder after a domestic dispute. Investigators confirmed the killing was premeditated, with the body strategically hidden to avoid detection.
Forensic teams excavated the kitchen floor, uncovering the victim’s remains in a shallow grave. Authorities grew suspicious due to inconsistencies in the family’s statements and digital evidence, including call records.
‘Drishyam’-Style Cover-Up Fails
Like the 2015 film where a family hides a corpse, the accused attempted a similar cover-up but failed. The wife initially claimed her husband left after an argument but never returned. However, digital trails and witness testimonies exposed their involvement. Police recovered the murder weapon and other evidence from the scene.
Affair Suspected as Key Motive
Investigators cite an extramarital affair as the likely motive. The victim reportedly confronted his wife about her infidelity, escalating tensions. To silence him, the group allegedly murdered him, believing they could evade justice.
“They thought burying the body would conceal the crime, but forensic evidence dismantled their plan,” said [Police Official’s Name], the lead investigator.
Outrage and Legal Consequences
The case has sparked public fury, with demands for strict punishment. Legal experts note charges under IPC Sections 302 (murder), 201 (evidence destruction), and 34 (common intention). Prosecutors may seek maximum penalties given the brutality.
A Grim Reminder: Crime Doesn’t Pay
This real-life Drishyam imitation underscores how criminals often underestimate investigative tools like forensics and digital tracking. Unlike movies, perfect cover-ups are nearly impossible.
As the trial proceeds, the victim’s family seeks justice, while police emphasize that no crime goes unpunished.
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