Kochi police have arrested Gireesh Babu and Khateeja, a couple, for the pre-meditated murder of real estate broker Jaysi Abraham. The victim was found with multiple injuries in her apartment.
Kochi PoliceReal Estate BrokerMurderPreplanned CrimeJaysi AbrahamReal EstateNov 25, 2024
Jaysi Abraham was a 55-year-old real estate broker who was found dead in her apartment near Kochi, Kerala.
Jaysi Abraham was found dead on November 17, 2024, after her daughter reported her unresponsiveness to the police.
The suspects arrested by the police were Gireesh Babu, 42, and his paramour Khateeja, 42.
CCTV footage showing a person arriving and leaving the apartment wearing a helmet and different colored shirts provided crucial evidence. The police also identified Gireesh Babu as a frequent visitor to the apartment.
Yes, the police confirmed that the murder was pre-planned, and a trial run was conducted to ensure the operation went smoothly.
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