<p>Kannur: A <a href="https://www.deccanherald.com/india/kerala">Kerala</a> court on Friday found a man guilty of the brutal <a href="https://www.deccanherald.com/tags/murder">murder</a> of a 21-year-old woman pharmacist at her home near Panur in the northern Kerala district of <a href="https://www.deccanherald.com/tags/kannur">Kannur</a> in October 2022.</p>.<p>The Thalassery Additional District Sessions Court found the accused, Shyamjith, guilty of killing the victim, Vishnupriya.</p>.<p>It will pronounce the order on the sentence on May 13, Public Prosecutor K Ajith Kumar said.</p>.Kerala man kills wife, daughter before attempting to end own life.<p>The prosecutor said that the accused killed the woman as she had ended their friendship and was close to another man.</p>.<p>The prosecutor said that Shyamjith came to the Vishnupriya's house armed with a hammer and other weapons when her family had gone to attend a funeral.</p>.<p>Vishnupriya was on a video call with a male friend when Shyamjith entered the home, he said.</p>.<p>This was recorded in the video call, and the 13-second-long footage was the crucial evidence in the case, the prosecutor said.</p>.<p>Besides that, the prosecution also relied on CCTV visuals of Shyamjith purchasing the weapons used to commit the crime.</p>.<p>Kumar said that Shyamjith first hit Vishnupriya on the head with a hammer and when she fell down, he slit her throat.</p>.<p>Even after she had died, he continued to stab her, and as a result, there were 29 wounds on her body, the prosecutor said.</p>.<p>Vishnupriya was found dead in a pool of blood with a slit throat and deep wounds on her neck and hands at her residence on October 22, 2022.</p>.<p>Within hours of the gruesome murder, police arrested Shyamjith, a native of nearby Manantheri.</p>
<p>Kannur: A <a href="https://www.deccanherald.com/india/kerala">Kerala</a> court on Friday found a man guilty of the brutal <a href="https://www.deccanherald.com/tags/murder">murder</a> of a 21-year-old woman pharmacist at her home near Panur in the northern Kerala district of <a href="https://www.deccanherald.com/tags/kannur">Kannur</a> in October 2022.</p>.<p>The Thalassery Additional District Sessions Court found the accused, Shyamjith, guilty of killing the victim, Vishnupriya.</p>.<p>It will pronounce the order on the sentence on May 13, Public Prosecutor K Ajith Kumar said.</p>.Kerala man kills wife, daughter before attempting to end own life.<p>The prosecutor said that the accused killed the woman as she had ended their friendship and was close to another man.</p>.<p>The prosecutor said that Shyamjith came to the Vishnupriya's house armed with a hammer and other weapons when her family had gone to attend a funeral.</p>.<p>Vishnupriya was on a video call with a male friend when Shyamjith entered the home, he said.</p>.<p>This was recorded in the video call, and the 13-second-long footage was the crucial evidence in the case, the prosecutor said.</p>.<p>Besides that, the prosecution also relied on CCTV visuals of Shyamjith purchasing the weapons used to commit the crime.</p>.<p>Kumar said that Shyamjith first hit Vishnupriya on the head with a hammer and when she fell down, he slit her throat.</p>.<p>Even after she had died, he continued to stab her, and as a result, there were 29 wounds on her body, the prosecutor said.</p>.<p>Vishnupriya was found dead in a pool of blood with a slit throat and deep wounds on her neck and hands at her residence on October 22, 2022.</p>.<p>Within hours of the gruesome murder, police arrested Shyamjith, a native of nearby Manantheri.</p>