Thiruvananthapuram: In a suspected murder case, a 42-year-old woman was found dead on Thursday at her house in Palode with a piercing injury on her body.
Her husband, who was missing since Thursday morning, was the main suspect in this case.
Nasila, Princess Abdul Manas and Jameela Biwi from Navaz Manzil, paraffiimamvila under the border of the Palode police station was the deceased.
Her husband Abdul Rahim, a government employee who worked as an officer at the Institute of Industrial Training in Chackai, was lost.
Police said that Nasila was found dead by his parents around 6am on Thursday in his room.
Usually, Nasila wakes up early before other family members.
Abdul Manas and Jameela Biwi entered the room to check it out because he failed to respond to their calls.
The body lay in a sleeping position, covered by a blanket.
There were two torn wounds on his neck and chest, apparently made using sharp weapons.
Even though the 12-year-old Nasila daughter also slept in the same room, she hadn’t woken up.
His older son sleeps in a separate room.
The uterus was not found.
“From the prime evidence of facies collected, we suspect that the uterus committed a crime of the suspicion of the affair.
We have recovered handwriting notes from the room, apparently written by the uterus, where he mentioned that he was hesitant for his wife’s loyalty,” said Palode Station House Officer Inspector CK Manoj.
He also said that it was studied that the uterus was sick of mental illness that was undergoing treatment.
Nasila parents told the police that they did not know the existence of marriage disputes between the couple.
The uterus returned home relatively late on Wednesday night when he went to attend a party with friends.
The woman was found dead in the bedroom with a piercing injury in Thiruvananthapuram
