I was tired of her atrocities, so I killed her: Diary of Bengaluru woman’s murderer – Times of India
BHUBANESWAR/BENGALURU: Mukti Ranjan Ray, prime suspect in Bengaluru's Mahalakshmi murder case in which the victim's body was chopped into "59 pieces", had planned to dispose of the remains after two-three months, his younger brother Satya claimed after 30-year-old allegedly died by suicide Wednesday in Odisha, reports Debabrata Mohapatra.Mukti and Mahalakshmi (29), who was separated from her husband, worked together in a garments outlet in a Bengaluru mall.The two were in a relationship, with Mahalakshmi insisting that their ties culminate in marriage, leading to friction between the two, according to Mukti's brother Satya. "My brother told me that he strangled her (Mahalakshmi) to death following a scuffle on September 3... At night, he chopped her body and stashed the pieces in the refri...