UAE: Sharjah suicide murder victims’ bodies flown home – News

Man confesses in note that he killed wife and child before committing suicide

The remains of an Indian man and his family involved in a suicide murder in Sharjah have been flown home.

Bijender Singh, Consul, Consul and Labour, Indian Consulate in Dubai, said: “After completing the necessary paperwork and other formalities, the death has been registered today and the remains of the Sharjah family who died earlier have been repatriated.”

He further added that the families of the deceased asked about their belongings and other valuables. “They were told that the paperwork would be done after the body was delivered because it would take some time,” he said.

Earlier, Sharjah Police revealed, Forensic investigations show The husband poisoned his wife. The man’s two daughters, aged 3 to 7, had strangle marks on their necks, and the wife and children showed no signs of violence or resistance.

Sharjah Police Commander-in-Chief Major General Saif Al Zari Al Shamsi said initial investigations confirmed the man was a resident of Sharjah but worked in the neighboring emirate. It was also revealed that the man had no motive or financial crisis that forced him to jump from the 10th floor of the apartment.

In late March, the Central Operations Unit of the Sharjah Police received a call that a person had fallen from a tower in the Al Majaz area. Patrols from the Buhira police station and teams from the National Ambulance Brigade attended the scene but failed to save the man’s life.

While searching the man, police found a note that read: “I killed my wife and two daughters while they were in the apartment.”

Police then obtained permission from the Public Prosecution to search the apartment, where they found the bodies of his wife and daughter.