After seeing porn on a smartphone, a nine-year-old girl in the Rewa district of Madhya Pradesh was sexually abused and killed by her 13-year-old brother, according to the police.
According to a Madhya Pradesh Police official, the teen’s mother and sisters, who are 17 and 18, assisted in the cover-up following the incident.
Following extensive questioning of the accused, a 50-person interrogation, and the use of technical evidence, the police seized the victim’s brother, their mother, and their sisters.
The corpse of a girl was discovered in the courtyard of a home in the Rewa district of Madhya Pradesh on April 24, according to information that was provided to the police. After a post-mortem report revealed evidence of rape and murder, an investigation was started.
According to Rewa’s Superintendent of Police (SP), Vivek Singh, “a nine-year-old girl was raped and strangled to death under Jawa police station limits on April 24, following which the police had registered a case and started a probe.” Singh was speaking about the event to the news agency PTI.
“The body of the victim was recovered from the courtyard of her house where she was sleeping at the time of the incident,” he stated.
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Following a thorough interrogation of the victim’s family, the police claim that it was discovered that the victim’s 13-year-old brother had been sleeping next to her at night. It was discovered that the teenage kid had used the phone to watch pornographic videos before sexually abusing her.
The young girl threatened to tell their father about it, so the boy choked her. Later, he told his mother about it once she woke up. At that point, she discovered the victim was still alive. According to the police’s investigation, the accused strangled her once again after realizing it.
The investigation also showed that, following the occurrence, the accused’s two older sisters also woke up and moved their bed before telling the police to obstruct the investigation.
However, during questioning, they admitted to the crime.
The Rewa SP also told the media that the young girl’s relatives had reported to the police that she had died from a poisoned insect bite.
However, the investigation found no evidence of someone entering the home, and family members denied hearing any noise at all during the night, he added.
Once technological evidence was gathered and fifty individuals were questioned, authorities discovered that the family members’ claims had been altered several times. They were subjected to a rigorous interrogation based on suspicion, and as a result, they confessed to the crime,” the SP stated.
