Chennai police identify woman whose limbs were found in dumpyard

Since January last week, police teams fanned out to various parts of the city in search of the missing torso and head.

February 06, 2019 10:42 am | Updated 01:11 pm IST - CHENNAI

A view of the Perungudi dump yard. File photo

A view of the Perungudi dump yard. File photo

The police have identified the woman whose severed limbs were found in the Perungudi dumpyard two weeks ago.

The woman has been identified as Sandhya a native of Tuticorin, who was staying with her husband Balakrishnan in Jafferkhanpet.

When the sanitary staff found the limbs on January 20, it had a tatoo on it. With this as the only clue, the police checked missing complaints. It also traced a complaint of a mother in Thoothukudi who had reported that her daughter was missing in Chennai.

The police also circulated notices with pictures of the severed hands. Those with information about the identity of the woman were asked to contact the police control room.

Police are questioning her husband.

Further investigation is on.

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