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Woman ‘murdered’ by paramour in Eluru; body exhumed

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Woman ‘murdered’ by paramour in Eluru; body exhumed
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A woman named M. Vishali was allegedly murdered by her paramour, Darshan Francis Showry, in Eluru. The police arrested Showry after exhuming Vishali's body, which he had buried following the crime. The investigation revealed that Showry had a motive related to jealousy and attempted to mislead authorities by tampering with evidence.

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Publication timeSat, 30 May 2026 00:50:21 +0530
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The police on Friday arrested a person on charges of murdering his paramour and burying her body in Eluru on April 18.The victim, M. Vishali (36), a native of Showripuram, left home on April 18, and did not return. Acting on a complaint, the Eluru Three Town police registered a missing case. Based on the confession of the accused, the body was exhumed, and the missing case registered earlier changed into a murder case, the police said.Investigation revealed that the accused, identified as Darshan Francis Showry, a milk vendor, reportedly had extra-marital affairs with Vishali. “The accused allegedly killed the woman and tried to tamper with the evidence,” said Eluru district Superintendent of Police K.

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