NEW DELHI: In a shocking development, the murder investigation surrounding the tragic death of Suchana Seth’s four-year-old son has taken an unexpected turn with the discovery of a handwritten note in her possession.
Goa Police revealed on Thursday that the note, painstakingly reconstructed from shredded tissue paper, was likely composed in English using either eyeliner or a kajal pencil, indicating a sense of urgency.
The contents of the note, consisting of five hastily written sentences, have not been disclosed by the authorities. However, it is believed to provide crucial insights into Suchana Seth’s mental state and her deep frustration stemming from an ongoing custody battle with her husband, P Venkat Ram.
Sources close to the CEO revealed that she expressed discontent with a recent court order that granted visitation rights to her husband, further compounded by the emotional distress caused by her son’s physical resemblance to him.
The note discovered among Suchana Seth’s belongings during her journey from Goa to Bengaluru, hints at a potential connection to the time of the child’s tragic demise.
Investigators speculate that it may convey the accused’s reluctance for her son to be with the father, adding a layer of complexity to the already distressing case. This new piece of evidence not only holds the key to understanding Suchana Seth’s state of mind but also introduces a critical element in deciphering the motives behind the unsettling murder.
The reconstructed note provides investigators with a unique window into the emotional turmoil and complexities of the custody dispute, potentially offering valuable leads to unraveling the circumstances surrounding the tragic incident.
As authorities continue their efforts to piece together the puzzle, the significance of the hand-written note cannot be overstated. Its contents may hold the key to justice, bringing closure to a grieving community and shedding light on the intricate web of emotions that led to this heartbreaking event.
The unfolding investigation now hinges on the revelations that may emerge from the carefully reconstructed and once-shredded tissue paper.
