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Virginia man who admitted to dismembering his wife in 2024 convicted of first-degree murder
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By Alisha Ebrahimji, CNN (CNN) — A jury found Virginia man Naresh Bhatt guilty of first-degree murder Tuesday, rejecting his claim on the stand that his wife died by suicide. In shocking testimony last week, Bhatt said he found her unconscious and when he couldn’t revive her, he panicked and dismemb…
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By Alisha Ebrahimji, CNN (CNN) — A jury has reached a verdict Tuesday in the murder trial of a Virginia man accused of killing his wife in 2024, CNN affiliate WUSA says. The jury began deliberating for a little more than four hours, according to CNN affiliate WJLA.
By Alisha Ebrahimji, CNN (CNN) — A jury found Virginia man Naresh Bhatt guilty of first-degree murder Tuesday, rejecting his claim on the stand that his wife died by suicide. In shocking testimony last week, Bhatt said he found her unconscious and when he couldn’t revive her, he panicked and dismemb…
Naresh Bhatt claims his wife died by suicide and that he panicked when he found her body, which led him to dismember her and throw her into the garbage.
Naresh Bhatt claims his wife died by suicide and that he panicked when he found her body, which led him to dismember her and throw her into the garbage.
MANASSAS, Va. (Court TV) — A Virginia jury deliberated for several hours before finding a man guilty of murdering his missing wife. Naresh Bhatt, 39, was convicted of first-degree murder, concealing a dead body and defiling a human body in the death of his missing wife, Mamta Kafle, 28.
Naresh Bhatt, 28, said he dismembered wife’s body after she took her own life, a claim prosecutors called ‘ridiculous’ A Virginia man who claimed he dismembered his wife’s body after she took her own life is facing a life sentence after a jury convicted him of first-degree murder.
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