But the drama really started on Dec 18, 1984 when Nagaratha Vally Ramiah reported to the police that her husband, Mr Ayakanno Marimuthu, had not returned home from a trip to Genting Highlands a week earlier.
Jan 9, 1987: Detective Constable V. Alagamalai receives a tip-off that the missing man has been murdered.
Mid-January to March 23: Intensive probes by the CID lead to nearly 30 people being questioned.
March 23: Eight suspects are picked up after simultaneous pre-dawn raids. But the suspects deny they know anything.
March 25: One of the suspects finally tells the police that Mr Ayakanno was bludgeoned to death with an iron rod before he was cut into small pieces and cooked in curry and rice.
March 27: The murdered man's widow Nagaratha, 33, and her three brothers, Balakrishna Ramiah, 36, Rathakrishnana Ramayah, 31, and Shanmugam Chandra, 28, are jointly charged with the murder. Balakrishna is a mutton butcher at Commonwealth Avenue market, Rathakrishnana is a caretaker of the Finance Ministry's holiday bungalows in Netheravon Road, off Upper Changi, and Shanmugam is also a caretaker, but of the Orchard Road Presbyterian Church.
March 28: The widow's mother, Kamachi Krishnasamy, 54, a housewife, and her sister-in-law, Mary Manuee, 29, a factory worker, are charged with abetting the others in the murder.
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As consumers of entertainment, many of us tend to have a morbid fascination with those who are capable of committing murder. From movies, binge-watching television series, and listening to podcasts about their exploits, there's usually (hopefully) one thought in mind: How can they do it? How can any person bypass their conscience, their innate humanity, to take the life of another? Or, in the case of serial killers both real and fictional that have come to permeate popular culture, many others?
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