Hyderabad Shocker: Man Confesses To Wife's Murder, Claims He Chopped Up Body, Boiled Its Parts

The woman's husband is suspected to have committed the crime after an argument with his wife. Police stated that further details will be revealed as the investigation progresses.

Representational Image | A 35-year-old woman was allegedly murdered by her husband in Hyderabad.

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A 35-year-old woman was allegedly murdered by her husband in Telangana's Hyderabad, who reportedly dismembered her body and boiled the parts in a pressure cooker, police said on Wednesday.

The husband, now in custody, claimed he disposed of the remains in a lake after boiling them. These claims are currently under investigation, officials said, as reported by news agency PTI.

The woman had been reported missing about a week earlier, leading her parents to file a police complaint. The suspect, employed as a security guard was a former army personnel.

He is suspected to have committed the crime after an argument with his wife. Police stated that further details will be revealed as the investigation progresses.

Body Of Saree-Clad Woman Found Inside Fridge In Madhya Pradesh

In a separate incident, a woman's decomposed body was found inside a refrigerator in a house in Madhya Pradesh's Dewas city on Friday (January 10). The shocking discovery was made after a foul smell began emanating from a room in the front part of the house. The police have taken a former tenant into custody for questioning in connection with the incident.

The house is located in Vrindavan Dham Colony under Bank Note Press police station limits. The neighbours called the landlord after they sensed a foul smell was coming from the house. When the house was opened, the woman's body was found inside the refrigerator, news agency PTI reported.

"The woman is in her 30s. We suspect she was killed in June 2024. After a foul smell started emanating, neighbours called the landlord who opened a portion of the house. The woman's body was found in the refrigerator, the shelves of which had been removed. He then alerted police," Dewas Superintendent of Police Puneet Gehlot said.

According to the police, the woman might have been killed last year. She was saree-clad, wearing jewellery and her hands were tied along with a noose around her neck.