Family Believed Woman Was Abroad, but Food Delivery Trail Led Police to Her Body in Pune
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A 34-year-old woman was found dead in a rented apartment in Pune, and her case has drawn attention after it emerged that her family believed she was studying in London. The discovery came after investigators followed a trail of food delivery orders made to the flat, which helped them find the woman's location.
According to reports, the woman's relatives had been in contact with her under the belief that she was living and studying abroad. However, the orders placed to the apartment suggested that someone was still living there, and this led officers to the property. When they entered the flat, they found the woman's body.
At the time of the report, the exact cause of death had not been confirmed, and the investigation was continuing. Police are working to understand how the woman came to be in the apartment and why her family had not known where she was living. Officials have not yet released full details about the case.
The incident has raised questions about how easily a person's whereabouts can be hidden from family members, and it shows how digital records, such as online orders, can sometimes help police trace people. Further information is expected as the investigation moves forward.
Sources: India Today
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