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COLOMBO (News 1st): The identity of the headless female body discovered inside a large travelling bag left unattended at Gas Works Junction in Dam Street, Colombo on Monday (Mar. 01) has been identified, Sri Lanka Police confirmed on Wednesday morning (Mar. 03).
“Based on investigations conducted by Dam Street Police, the victim was identified as a 30-year-old resident from Theppanwa of the Kuruvita Police area,” Police Spokesperson DIG Ajith Rohana told News 1st.
However, given that the corpse is missing the head, the identity needs to be re-confirmed with DNA tests, the Police Spokesperson pointed out.
The perpetrator of this brutal murder has been identified as a Sub-Inspector who was attached to Buttala Police and who was on leave at the time of the incident, DIG Ajith Rohana further noted.
No sexual assault in Traveling Bag Murder case; DNA to confirm identity
No sexual assault in Traveling Bag Murder case; DNA to confirm identity
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Colombo (News 1st); Detectives traced the location of the killer responsible for the murder of a woman and placing her headless body inside a traveling bag, by tracking the movement of his mobile phone, it was revealed on Wednesday (02).
Sri Lanka Police said during its extensive investigation following the detection of a traveling bag with the headless body in Dam Street, Colombo, detectives used CCTV footage to trace the bus used by the killer to reach Colombo.