Kerala police have uncovered more human remains from a property linked to Sebastian, a real estate broker, as part of the investigation into multiple missing women cases over the past two decades.
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Sebastian is a 68-year-old real estate broker recently arrested in connection with the disappearance of Jainamma and is under investigation for possible involvement in at least three other missing women cases from the Alappuzha region.
Kerala police recovered more human remains, including at least 20 charred bones, from a 2.5-acre property in Pallippuram, as part of the investigation into the missing women cases.
There are growing suspicions that Sebastian may be involved in the disappearance of Ayesha, a native of Varanad in Cherthala, who went missing a few years ago. Ayesha’s friend, Rosamma, stated that Ayesha had financial dealings with Sebastian.
The investigation revealed that Sebastian and another person, T Mini, had sold assets owned by Bindhu after forging documents. Though Mini surrendered and Sebastian was arrested, no major lead was found in the case, and Bindhu's whereabouts remain unknown.
According to official statistics from The New Indian Express, a total of 78 women and girls are still missing in the state of Kerala.
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