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Mumbai: Crime Branch takes help of forensic experts to identify body of dead woman
Updated On: 26 June, 2022 07:53 AM IST | Mumbai | Anurag Kamble
The body was found on August 22, last year inside a plastic bag from a nullah near Zakir Hussain Nagar in Mankhurd. Post-mortem report showed that she was aged around 17 to 21 years and died of strangulation

Image prepared by forensic team
Crime Branch unit 6 is leaving no stone unturned to identify a woman whose body was found 10 months ago in a decomposed state. As no leads materialised, the officers took help from forensic experts at KEM Hospital and released a superimposed image of the woman, urging citizens to come forward in case they find the images familiar.
The body was found on August 22, last year inside a plastic bag from a nullah near Zakir Hussain Nagar in Mankhurd. Post-mortem report showed that she was aged around 17 to 21 years and died of strangulation. Following this, Mankhurd police filed a case under sections 302 (murder) and 201 (causing disappearance of evidence) against unknown persons.
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