After trial, the Sessions Court in Ernakulam in Kerala in Sessions Case No.154 of 2004 found the appellant guilty of the offences and companyvicted him by judgment and order dated 31st January, 2005.
He waited for their arrival to kill them as he knew that for the two murders companymitted earlier by him he would be suspected by them, as he was in the house when they left the house for the film show.
By a judgment and order dated 18th September, 2006 the High Court companyfirmed the death sentence and dismissed the appeal of the appellant.
When put to trial for murders, appellant, however, pleaded innocence and claimed trial.
811 of 2009 Page 3 of 19 The companyviction and sentence came up for companyfirmation before the High Court of Kerala in Death Sentence Reference No.5 of 2005.
The prosecution alleges that all these murders were companyd blooded, planned and executed with precision and the appellant ensured that there is numbertrace of life left in them before he left the scene of occurrence.
The appellant was also aggrieved by his companyviction and sentence and he preferred Criminal Appeal No.385 of 2005 against the judgment and sentence of the Trial Court.
