‘Can’t tolerate the court’s order…’, letter received from Soochana’s Goa room reveals another secret of son’s murder
Every day new revelations are being made in the Goa massacre. One such revelation came on Thursday (January 11), when a letter was received from the service apartment of accused Soochana Seth in Goa, where he had committed the murder of his four-year-old son. Suchana herself has written this letter. The accused wrote in the letter, ‘I cannot tolerate the court’s order for my husband to meet my son.’
According to India Today report, the police has sealed this letter and sent it to Forensic Science Laboratory (FSL) for investigation. The FSL team is going to compare it with Soochna Seth’s handwriting through handwriting experts. The investigation so far has revealed that Soochna Seth did not want her ex-husband to meet her son, so she herself murdered the son in a brutal manner.
Information was unhappy with her husband’s meeting with her son
Suchana Seth and her husband Venkat Raman met in Bengaluru, after which they got married in 2010. Both of them also got divorced in 2020. While granting the divorce, the court had allowed Venkat to meet his son every Sunday, due to which Soochana was very angry. Court papers in the case revealed that she cited Raman’s income of Rs 9 lakh per month and demanded maintenance of Rs 2.5 lakh per month from him.
Police will recreate the crime scene
Meanwhile, Suchana Seth will be taken on Friday (January 12) to the service apartment in Goa where the murder took place. The police is going to recreate the crime scene. Police say that this is very important for the investigation of murder. The police is going to take the information to the apartment in Candolim, Goa, where she stayed from January 6 to 8. Police said that after committing the murder here, Soochana was running away to Bengaluru keeping the dead body in a bag.
Information Seth was arrested from Chitradurga, Karnataka. In Chitradurga itself, when the police checked his bag kept in the taxi, the dead body was recovered from it. After this the accused woman was handed over to Goa Police. At present the accused woman has been sent to police custody for six days.
