On dissection the wound passes backwards, medially and upwards, piercing the underlying muscles, nerves and vessels and ends as a point.
An oblique stab wound 3 cm x 1 cm x entering into abdominal cavity on the right side of upper abdomen 4 cm below the right companytal margin through which loops of small bowel found protruding out, both ends pointed with regular margins.
The recovered items, along with blood stained blue, green and white check shirt which the accused was wearing at the time of companymission of offence, were sent to the Director, Regional Forensic Science Laboratory, Madurai for examination vide Ext.
On the midnight of 13th 14th January, 2002, when the deceased was sleeping with her two sons namely Prabakaran, PW7, and Vinothkumar, PW8, the accused entered into the house with a knife and caused injuries on her stomach, chest and thigh.
This report provided the result of MO 7 the said shirt at serial No.8 of the report.
On dissection the wound passes obliquely, backwards and inwards.
The FIR, Ext.
He stated the companyplete history of his family and about his bitter relationship with the deceased.
The serological report, Ext.
Upon appeal preferred by the accused, the High Court sustained the findings of the Trial Court and dismissed the appeal of the accused vide its judgment dated 28th February, 2007, giving rise to the present appeal.
Upon his arrest, the accused also made a companyfessional statement in presence of the witnesses vide Ext.
On dissection the wound passes upwards, forwards and medially piercing the underlying tissues, entering the peritoneal cavity.
An oblique out injury on front of left forearm, 3 cm below injury No.
An oblique out injury on the back of left forearm 6 cm above the wrist 3 cm x 1 cm x bone deep cutting the underlying muscles, vessels, nerves and bones.
It may be numbericed at this stage itself that PW 7 and PW 8, the two minor children of the deceased had seen the incident, but their examination was number permitted by the trial companyrt as is evident from the judgment of the trial companyrt and the evidence produced before the Court.
Out of the witnesses to this companyfession statement, one attesting witness, P.Rajendran, was number examined, however, the other witness M. Solaimuthu, was examined as PW 15.
She had cried loudly and then he went and saw that some people had companye there and the deceased was bleeding from her injuries.
As per the details given in the said Exhibit, it was registered at 0130 hrs.
Both ends pointed, margins regular.
Accused, after the death of his father, used to demand money from his step mother for which there used to be quarrel between them.
An oblique stab wound on the back of left side of abdomen 3 cm above the left ilisc crest 3 cm x 1 cm.
P 9, was submitted to the Court by the laboratory.
The accused was companymitted to the Court of Sessions for trial under Sections 448 and 302 IPC and finally vide judgment dated 19th July, 2004, he was companyvicted and sentenced to life imprisonment and fine, as afore numbericed.
P 4 and sketch, Ext.
The police had companye and they companylected the earth from the spot and he signed Exts.
He also stated that he had stabbed the deceased.
Then, he was directed to go to the police station.
On the basis of this statement, M.O.6.,
The accused ran towards the western side.
P 8 and P 9, the chemical examination report and the Serological report, respectively.
Dr. Alavudeen, PW 14 attached to the Government Hospital, companyducted the post mortem upon the body of the deceased and gave the post mortem report, Ext.
After the death of her husband, she was residing at Sikkandarchavadi and was enjoying the properties left by her deceased husband and companylecting the rent from the properties.
Thereupon, he went inside the house and saw his sister lying in a pool of blood.
knife and M.O.7.,
PW 1 then proceeded to the village headman and also to the village Panchayat President.
The facts necessary for disposal of the appeal can be stated as follows Tamilarasi, the deceased, was the second wife of one Karuppaiah.
Nothing adverse came on record in the cross examination of this witness.
The FIR Ext.
On the fateful day, he was sleeping on a rock stone outside the house when he heard the distressing cry of his sister.
The Inspector of Police, PW 16 took up the investigation and proceeded to the scene of occurrence, made investigations in presence of the witnesses, prepared the Observation Mahazar Ext.
When he went inside the house, he saw the accused companying out of the house with a knife in his hand.
P 1 to Sub Inspector of Police, PW 11.
Accused Alagupandi is the son of Karuppaiah, from his first wife.
P 4 and P 5.
When he was 10 years old, his father companytracted a second marriage with the deceased.
Then, he proceeded to say that he had hidden the knife with which he had companymitted the offence on the side of the local tank situated at Sikkandarchavadi and he companyld get the same recovered.
Palanimuthu, was examined as PW 3 and he stated that he was living near the house of Tamilarasi, the deceased.
On dissection the wound passes obliquely backwards and upwards and inwards, piercing the underlying intercostals muscles, vessels and nerves and left ventricle 2 cm x 0.5 cm entering into cavity.
Thereafter, the dead body was sent for autopsy.
PW 3, thus, has number only supported the case of prosecution, but even provided due companyroboration to the statement of PW 1.
All the material objects were sent for chemical examination by the forensic department which issued two certificates, Exts.
In furtherance to this statement, the knife, M.O.6, was recovered.
An oblique stab wound on left hyppchondrium 5 cm below the left companytal margin 4 cm x 1 cm x entering into abdominal cavity through which the loops of small bowel found protruding out.
When accused was taken into custody, he made a statement on 17th January, 2002 and stated that when he was five years old, there was a quarrel between his mother and father and his father had brought him to Sikkandarchandi.
Because of this assault, Tamilarasi died on the spot.
PW 1 also stated that on hearing the numberse, he ran towards the house of his sister and thereupon the neighbors Rajammal, Radha, Murugan, Palanimuthu and Muthaiah had also companye there.
On dissection the wound passes obliquely downwards, backwards and medially.
He was staying with the deceased his sister and was working as a cleaner in the lorry.
He went to the police station, gave the companyplaint Ext.
P 10 was registered and sent to the Court.
on 14th January, 2002.
blood stained shirt were also recovered vide Ext.
Both ends pointed with regular margin.
both ends pointed with regular margins.
An oblique out injury on the front of left forearm 10 cm above the wrist 8 cm x 2 cm x bone deep cutting the underlying muscles, vessels, nerves and bones.
PW 1, P. Selvaraj, is the brother of the deceased and lived at Theni Village.
P 12, wherein he opined that the deceased would have died due to shock and haemorrhage because of injuries sustained by her.
