By David Lohr
Friday, December 29, 2006
NOIDA, India — Earlier today authorities found the skeletons of eight children buried in a drainage ditch not far from Delhi. According to late breaking reports, a 30-year-old man has confessed to the crimes. At least 38 children have been reported missing in Noida in the last two years. The suspect, a mentally challenged man, is said to have lured the children with candy. Once he got them to a concealed location, he would rape and strangle them. All of the victims were between 3-11 years of age. While the reason has not been made clear, the suspect's employer has also been arrested. The investigation continues.
Saturday, December 30, 2006
NOIDA, India — Yesterday the bodies of eight children were unearthed from a drainage ditch in a local village. Today, authorities have discovered an additional eight skeletons. "We have recovered 16 skeletons till now, but the figure could rise as more skeletal remains are being found from the drain," said Rajesh Kumar Singh Rathore, senior superintendent of police, reports Indo Asian News Service. The two suspects, Mohinder Singh Pandher, a millionaire businessman, and his servant Surendra Kohli, alias Satish, are accused of working together in the serial murders. "It is too early to reveal the details of the investigations. The two men would strangle the children, cut them into pieces and bury the bodies in a two-feet deep ditch behind the house," said a police official. "We have recovered blades from the house that must have been used as cutters." Both men have been charged with rape, murder, kidnapping and criminal conspiracy.
Sunday, December 31, 2006
HARBIN, China — Gong Runbo, 33, was executed today for the murders of six children in northeast China. According to court records, Runbo would lure the children from an Internet café to his apartment in Jiamusi. Once there, he would sexually assault and murder them. He was arrested early last year when one of his would-be victims managed to escape and notify police. He pled guilty at his July trial and was later sentenced to death. On December 20, a higher court upheld the verdict.
Monday, January 1, 2007
 | | Leonard John Fraser |
| QUEENSLAND, Australia — Last week Convicted serial killer Leonard Fraser, 55, was rushed to Princess Alexandra Hospital after complaining of chest pains. His condition continued to deteriorate and at 3.20am (AEST) he went into cardiac arrest and died. Prior to his hospitalization last week, Fraser was serving a life sentence for the murders of three Rockhampton women and a schoolgirl. Following the announcement of his death, Queensland Premier Peter Beattie, spoke briefly with members of the press. "I don't think there will be a great deal of sympathy for him," Beattie said. "His crimes were horrific and while no one likes to see someone pass away ... I don't think there will be a lot of grieving over his passing. I don't think anyone will be shedding any tears." A standard inquest will now be conducted to rule out the possibility of foul play. |
NOIDA, India — Yet another skeleton has been unearthed from a drainage ditch in a Noida village, bringing the total number of victims to seventeen. Only ten victims have been identified. Due to public outcry, Secretary R M Srivastava has ordered an inquiry into the investigation. Many people are questioning how the suspects were able to remain undetected, as the number of missing children continued to rise.
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