Kotadeniyawa child murder: first two suspects released

Kotadeniyawa child murder: first two suspects released

October 1, 2015   01:23 pm

The Minuwangoda Magistrate today (01) released the two suspects who had been arrested in the first place in connection with rape and murder of the five-year-old child in Kotadeniyawa.


The order was issued after the CID informed the Magistrate that DNA found on the child does not match with these suspects.


The CID on 23 September however arrested an individual known as ‘Kondaya’ who is said to be the main suspect in the case. His DNA report has not yet been issued. The child was found strangled to death on September 13. She was reported missing from her home at Kotadeniyawa in Divulapitiya on the previous day.

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