11 bodies, 10 of them hanging, found at New Delhi home - CityNews Toronto
epa06854411 An ambulance carring bodies leaves from the scene where 11 members of a family were found dead in New Delhi, India, 01 July 2018. According to news reports, 10 people were found blindfolded and hanging and one elderly woman was found dead on the floor. Police are investigating the matter. EPA/RAJAT GUPTA
Police in India’s capital said they found 11 bodies in a home under mysterious circumstances on Sunday, including 10 that were blindfolded and hanging.
The victims were all from the same family and most had lived in the home where they were found in Burari village in the northern part of New Delhi, said police officer Vineet Kumar.
Police are investigating whether the victims – four men, three women and four girls – died by suicide or were killed, Kumar said, adding that no suicide note was found.
Kumar said police began their investigation after they received a call Sunday morning that some “members of a family have committed suicide.”
There were no bullet marks on the bodies of the victims, and there was no sign of forced entry into the house, Kumar said. “We’re yet to reach any conclusion whatsoever,” he said.
epa06854411 An ambulance carring bodies leaves from the scene where 11 members of a family were found dead in New Delhi, India, 01 July 2018. According to news reports, 10 people were found blindfolded and hanging and one elderly woman was found dead on the floor. Police are investigating the matter. EPA/RAJAT GUPTA
Police in India’s capital said they found 11 bodies in a home under mysterious circumstances on Sunday, including 10 that were blindfolded and hanging.
The victims were all from the same family and most had lived in the home where they were found in Burari village in the northern part of New Delhi, said police officer Vineet Kumar.
Police are investigating whether the victims – four men, three women and four girls – died by suicide or were killed, Kumar said, adding that no suicide note was found.
Kumar said police began their investigation after they received a call Sunday morning that some “members of a family have committed suicide.”
There were no bullet marks on the bodies of the victims, and there was no sign of forced entry into the house, Kumar said. “We’re yet to reach any conclusion whatsoever,” he said.