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Maharashtra’s 28-Year-Old Murder Case Finally Gets A Breakthrough! Man Arrested In 1998 Case
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What Happened?
A 28-year-old murder case in Maharashtra saw a breakthrough with the arrest of Sandeep Krishnan in Bihar. He allegedly murdered his brother-in-law over a divorce dispute.
Key points
- The murder occurred on January 14, 1998, when a body was found between Dombivli and Kopar stations.
- The victim was identified as 22-year-old Shailesh More.
- Krishnan was arrested on October 18, 2026, after being tracked through modern surveillance.
- The murder was staged to look like a train accident.
- Three co-accused are still at large, and efforts to locate them are ongoing.
Key insights
- The case highlights the challenges in solving cold cases and the importance of modern investigative techniques.
- The arrest may prompt renewed efforts to resolve other long-standing unsolved cases.
- The incident underscores the potential for unresolved grievances to lead to violent outcomes.
Why it matters
This breakthrough could lead to justice for the victim's family after nearly three decades.
Entities
Sandeep Krishnan· PersonShailesh More· PersonMaharashtra· StateBihar· StateGovernment Railway Police· Organization
Source
Times Now
