Mysore: Tattoo turns out to be murderer’s identification

Posted by hsharma on 28 December, 2010

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On 27th December 2010, The Times of India Bangalore reported that it was a tattoo that led police to crack the murder of an 18-year-old girl here on December 6. The police on Sunday arrested four youths, including Mukund, whose name the victim tattooed on her hand, on charges of murdering Ramya. Ramya was in love with Mukund.

The original article can be found at The Times of India.

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