Kerala live-in couple buried newborn babies, bring remains to cops years later
During interrogation, the couple said they had been in a live-in relationship since 2020, after meeting on Facebook. Bhavin works as a plumber, while Anisha is employed as a lab technician.According to the couple's confession, Anisha gave birth to her first child in 2021, alone in the bathroom of her home. In her statement, she claimed the infant died during delivery due to the umbilical cord being wrapped around his neck. She buried the baby secretly on her property.Eight months later, at Bhavin's request, she handed the remains over to him. Bhavin allegedly kept the bones as a token of their relationship and told friends they planned to perform the last rites for the child.advertisementIn a second incident, Anisha gave birth again in 2024, this time in a room in her house. According to the police statement, the child died after his mouth was forcefully covered to silence his cries and prevent neighbours from hearing. Bhavin then buried the body behind his residence in Amballur.It was the remains of both infants that Bhavin brought with him to the police station. A forensic surgeon examined the bones and confirmed they were those of human infants. Further investigation is on.According to police, the circumstances surrounding both deaths are highly suspicious. Forensic and scientific examinations are underway to determine whether the deaths were natural or involved foul play.- Ends
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