Metal strip found in drain may lead to Aarushi's killer
CBI on Monday recovered a metal strip from the drain in Sector 25 of Noida and sent it for forensic examination.
By Pervez Iqbal Siddiqui, TNN |
LUCKNOW/NOIDA: CBI on Monday recovered a metal strip from the drain in Sector 25 of Noida and sent it for forensic examination. Much importance is being attached to the recovery as it came after Dr Rajesh Talwar's compounder, Krishna, reached the spot with CBI joint director Arun Kumar to identify the spot from where the recovery was made.
The fact that the search by CBI was called off shortly after the seizure added to the mystery behind the importance of the metal piece.
Though details of this metal piece seized from the drain were not known, eyewitnesses described it as a foot-long strip or a rod of metal. Sources in CBI said the seized metal strip, if at all used in the crime, could have been used to inflict the injuries found on the head of the two victims.
According to forensic experts, the injuries found on the heads of the two victims ��� Aarushi and Hemraj ��� were inflicted with a blunt object. The force with which the object had hit the skulls was so much that it caused multiple fractures. This, according to forensic experts, suggests that the weapon offered a good grip and this was possible with a long weapon.
(Courtesy: Timesofindia.com)
The fact that the search by CBI was called off shortly after the seizure added to the mystery behind the importance of the metal piece.
Though details of this metal piece seized from the drain were not known, eyewitnesses described it as a foot-long strip or a rod of metal. Sources in CBI said the seized metal strip, if at all used in the crime, could have been used to inflict the injuries found on the head of the two victims.
According to forensic experts, the injuries found on the heads of the two victims ��� Aarushi and Hemraj ��� were inflicted with a blunt object. The force with which the object had hit the skulls was so much that it caused multiple fractures. This, according to forensic experts, suggests that the weapon offered a good grip and this was possible with a long weapon.
(Courtesy: Timesofindia.com)
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