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"Being the early stage what can I tell the reporters?" Inspector Devaraj said to his wife Renuka as he handed two round buns he usually bought on the way home. "They shoot questions on everything and I need to spell out perfect  answers. I am answerable not only to reporters, politicians but also to public. I want the report to be  precise on this situation." "If there were instant answers for everything, they'd have no need of you," said his wife Renuka. "And the Intelligence need you to work on this case cos without you they are not gonna move this case further in your department. Moreover, Who cleared up that terrible suburban case last year, and the acid bath case at Mahaballipuram?" "Sure Renuka, I don't know where to and how to start on this case. There is no leads. And there is no apparent motive. Moreover the patterns were bizarre. We can't be sure of that until there's been another scenario." Inspector Devaraj d

Sujatha, wife of Santhan Krishnan (SK) reported to Police Station, that her husband went missing a couple of days before. The discovery of a headless body in the Chennai Metro early one morning was particularly unusual. It sent an emotional upheaval to the Corporation of Greater Chennai, but the incident went unnoticed outside Chennai. The case was clearly strange to handle cos of a fully clothed body and none of the owner's personal things removed except the head. The Chennai police soon took the dead man's wallet as forensic evidence from the body. Added to that, Sujatha, the dead man's wife, could positively identify the body in the most intimate ways. Few policemen were dispatched to the dark tunnels on either side of Meenambakkam Station, where the body had been found. Above ground another search was made, equally fruitlessly, and to Inspector Devaraj it looked as though the case would linger on unsolved. Couple of weeks later, six kilometres towards west, a headless b