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Sephy moves HC for suspending sentence Updated: Updated: Share Article AAA Sister Sephy, one of the two convicts in the Sister Abhaya murder case on Thursday filed a petition in the Kerala High court seeking to suspend the sentence awarded to her and release her on bail. Her appeal against the Thiruvananthapuram CBI Special Court verdict is pending before the High Court. In her petition, she said that she had been on bail during investigation and trial periods. She was serving life imprisonment since December 22, 2020. In fact, her aged parents were bedridden. They required the presence of the petitioner now. ....
Sister Sephy moves HC against verdict Updated: Updated: Share Article AAA Sister Sephy, one of the two convicts in the Sister Abhaya murder case, on Wednesday filed an appeal in the Kerala High Court against the Thiruvananthapuram CBI Special Court verdict finding her guilty and awarding life term to her in the case. In her appeal filed through senior lawyer P. Vijayabhanu, she contended that there was no evidence to show that Father Thomas Kottoor, another convict and Sister Sephy, third accused, had met each other on the night of March 26, 1992. There was nothing on record to show that the injuries found on the body of the deceased were inflicted by the accused persons or any one of them. ....