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Dead Body found on Mumbai station

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Mumbai: Dead body of a woman has been found at Mumbai’s Sandhurst Railway Station. The body is stuffed in a suitcase. An Eyewitness claims that he has seen the man who placed the suitcase there and fled.

He alerted the Police after he found the man mysteriously fleeing the scene after keeping the suitcase. Police suspect, it is a case of murder. The victim has not been identified yet.

Only few days another woman’s body was found in a suitcase on Mumbai’s Juhu beach.

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