Kanpur: nine days after destroying his family in cold blood, Kanpur apocalypse’s body was found floating in Siddhanath Ghat along the Ganga in the Chakei Kanpur area.
The body was sent for autopsy and the police claimed Prof.
Sushil Kumar may have jumped into Ganga to end his life, hours after the triple murder.
Bed pills, identity cards and car keys recover from their bloated bodies.
The source told Tii, the Forensic Team had continued to standby to analyze viscera because his body was very decomposed and the vital organs were damaged.
On Sunday, when the body looks floating in Ganga, a steamer is pressed into the service and brought to land.
DCP (West) Murti BBGTS along with police jal monitor operations.
On November 3, Professor strangled his wife, Chandraprabha, and used Palu to breathe his son’s life, Shikhar, 21 and Putri Khushi, 16, in the Divinity house apartment in Kalyanpur.
He has planned the murder with the smallest details and anesthetizing family members with poisonous drinks.
After the professor was lost, he was caught on the CCTV camera at Atal Ghat and then the location was tracked to Sarsaiya Ghat in Ganga.
Large-scale search operations were launched and divers pressed into services along the Ganga from Kanpur to Fatehpur, until he was finally found to survive nine days near Ganga Banks in Choker.
On November 3, he had sent his brother immediately after committing murder.
While whatsapp message to his brother stated he destroyed his family under severe depression, a 10-page suicide note lying in the middle of his wife’s body and his children talking about apocalypse who was approaching quickly triggered by the Covid Omicron variant.
“There are no more corpses of calculating now.
I consciously destroyed myself by killing my family.
There are no other people responsible,” the 55-year-old professor, Sushil Singh, who is the Head of the Forensic Science Department at a private medical college Mandhana.
UP: Kanpur Professor’s bloated body was found floating in Ganga, sent for autopsy
