Close X
Wednesday, December 18, 2024
ADVT 
International

Indian-American Woman, Son Found Dead At Virginia Home, Both Were Shot

IANS, 02 Feb, 2018 04:39 PM
    An Indian American woman and her son have been found dead at their home in a Virginia suburb of Washington, local police said.
     
    The police have launched a manhunt to arrest the alleged killers who shot Mala Manwani, 65, and her son Rishi Manwani, 32.
     
    The police were notified by a caller on Wednesday that a co-worker who lives in the 25000 block of Tomey Court had not come to work this week.
     
    "Deputies checked the residence and the adult in question and another adult were found deceased inside. Both appear to have died from gunshot wounds," said the Loudoun County Sheriff Office.
     
    "The case does not appear to be a random act and there is no indication of any threat to the public," police said.
     
    The mother and son were the only ones living at the location.

    MORE International ARTICLES

    US Puts Pakistan On Special Watch List For Religious Freedom Violations

    US Puts Pakistan On Special Watch List For Religious Freedom Violations
    The United States Commission on International Religious Freedom has advocated designating Pakistan as a country of particular concern since 2002 over violations of religious freedom.

    US Puts Pakistan On Special Watch List For Religious Freedom Violations

    Autopsy Reveals Sherin Mathews Died Of ‘Homicidal Violence’: Report

    An autopsy has revealed that 3-year-old Indian girl Sherin Mathews died of "homicidal violence", a media report claimed on Wednesday, quoting multiple sources who have reviewed the much-awaited document on her mysterious death.

    Autopsy Reveals Sherin Mathews Died Of ‘Homicidal Violence’: Report

    Manitoba Man Says Tabloids Falsely Identified Him As Olivia Newton-John's Missing Ex-Boyfriend

    Manitoba Man Says Tabloids Falsely Identified Him As Olivia Newton-John's Missing Ex-Boyfriend
    Wes Stobbe says a photo of him snapped in Mexico in October has been printed in several gossip tabloids, including Star magazine and the National Enquirer.

    Manitoba Man Says Tabloids Falsely Identified Him As Olivia Newton-John's Missing Ex-Boyfriend

    US Accuses Pakistan Of Playing 'Double Game' On Fighting Terrorism

    US Accuses Pakistan Of Playing 'Double Game' On Fighting Terrorism
    The US has accused Pakistan of playing a “double game” on fighting terrorism and asked Islamabad to take decisive action against militants operating from its soil to “earn” the American aid.

    US Accuses Pakistan Of Playing 'Double Game' On Fighting Terrorism

    My Nuclear Button Works: Donald Trump's Response To Kim Jong-Un

    My Nuclear Button Works: Donald Trump's Response To Kim Jong-Un
    US President Donald Trump on Wednesday boasted that his nuclear button is not just “much bigger and powerful” than the one North Korean leader Kim Jong-Un had but that it also worked.

    My Nuclear Button Works: Donald Trump's Response To Kim Jong-Un

    'What If We Have A Tamil PM?' Shashi Tharoor Opposes Bid To Make Hindi An Official UN Language

    'What If We Have A Tamil PM?' Shashi Tharoor Opposes Bid To Make Hindi An Official UN Language
    External Affairs Minister Sushma Swaraj and Congress leader Shashi Tharoor traded barbs in the Lok Sabha on Wednesday over making Hindi an official language at the United Nations.

    'What If We Have A Tamil PM?' Shashi Tharoor Opposes Bid To Make Hindi An Official UN Language