Sons hatched a sinister conspiracy to get insurance worth ₹3 crore, killed their father by getting bitten by a snake

Son killed father for insurance money: A hair-raising case has come to light in Pothaturpettai, Tamil Nadu. Here, out of greed for insurance money, two real sons killed their 56-year-old father by getting bitten by a poisonous snake. It was initially thought to be an accident, but the insurance company’s suspicions led to it being a ‘planned murder’ Revealed the secret of.

56-year-old E.P. of Pothaturpettai village in Tiruvallur district of Tamil Nadu. Ganesan’s death has created a sensation in the area. Ganesan, who worked as a lab assistant in a government school, was found dead in his home in October. Ganesan died due to snake bite, but this death was by no means normal.

Bloody web woven out of greed of ₹3 crore

Initially, the police and local people considered it to be a normal and unfortunate accident of snake bite and registered a case. However, the story took a turn when his sons filed a claim for a huge insurance amount of ₹3 crore. The insurance company became suspicious of the beneficiaries’ behavior and urged the police to re-investigate the case.

Two attempts to murder using snakes

The facts that came to light during the thorough investigation by the police shocked everyone. According to investigators, both of Ganesan’s sons had taken out life insurance of ₹3 crore on their father and had planned to murder him to get the money quickly. To carry out this conspiracy, he arranged for poisonous snakes. Just a week before the murder, he had his father bitten by a poisonous cobra, but the attempt failed and Ganesan survived. Not changing their intentions, the sons again arranged for an even more venomous Krait snake. This time he got bitten on his father’s neck by a snake while he was sleeping, due to which he died.

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Attempt to destroy evidence and 6 arrests

To completely hide the crime, the accused killed the snake inside the house so that the police would consider it a case of natural snakebite. When the poison started taking effect, he deliberately delayed taking him to the hospital so that no evidence was left and the father’s death was ensured. While solving the mystery of this case, the police have arrested a total of 6 people including both the sons of Ganesan. These six people also include those who had provided poisonous snakes and helped the sons in making this heinous murder look like an accident.