Kolkata Triple Death Case: Autopsy Confirms Murder, Not Suicide

Two women and a teenage girl from the same family were killed in Kolkata, with injuries indicating homicide; police investigate financial troubles and family dynamics.

Autopsy reports revealed that two women died from throat slashes and wrist injuries, while a teenage girl was poisoned; all injuries were confirmed to be ante-mortem.
The three victims were found in separate rooms of their home in Kolkata’s Tangra area, contradicting initial claims of suicide by family members.
Police have filed a murder case against unidentified persons and are investigating potential motives, including the family’s financial struggles post-COVID-19.
The male family members, including the husbands of the deceased women, were injured in a car crash they claimed was a suicide attempt; police suspect they may have been fleeing the scene.
Forensic teams have collected evidence from the house, focusing on areas with bloodstains, as the investigation into the sequence of events continues.