Hindustan Times (Lucknow)

Retd KGMU nurse found murdered at home

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LUCKNOW: A 65-year-old retired staff nurse of King George Medical University was found murdered in her house in Trimurtina­gar colony in Sarojinina­gar on Saturday evening. The deceased Lucy Singh, had multiple injuries on her face and head that suggested that she was attacked with a blunt object. The house was ransacked, indicating that the assailants murdered her on resisting loot. Police said there was no forced entry in the house and suspected involvemen­t of a person familiar to her.

LUCKNOW: A 65-year-old retired staff nurse of King George Medical University was found murdered in her house in Trimurtina­gar colony in Sarojinina­gar on Saturday evening.

The deceased Lucy Singh, had multiple injuries on her face and head that suggested that she was attacked with a blunt object.

The house was ransacked, indicating that the assailants murdered her on resisting loot. Police said there was no forced entry in the house and suspected involvemen­t of a person familiar to her.

The deceased lived here alone after her retirement while her two sons, Abhishek and Akash, stayed separately in Lucknow and Delhi respective­ly.

The murder was discovered when a neighbour visited her house after not spotting her since Saturday afternoon and found her blood soaked body lying in the gallery. The circumstan­ces suggested that she resisted the attempt on her life but the assailants chased her and hit her multiple times with a blunt object.

Police found a brick with blood stains near the body and a kitchen knife at the sink. The assailants apparently also stabbed her after battering her with the brick. A dog squad and forensic experts were called to the spot to examine the scene but so far cops have failed to get any breakthrou­gh.

Station officer of Sarojinina­gar, Dharmesh Kumar Shahi said the body had been sent for postmortem examinatio­n after informing the victim’s kin.

He said an electronic surveillan­ce team was also trying to retrieve mobile call records of the victim’s cell phone to know about frequent callers to her.

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