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"Our data are also of international interest because
researchers used the Composite International Diagnostic
Interview (CIDI), which is an internationally and widely
accepted instrument," he said.MUMBAI: The body of an eight-
year-old schoolboy was fished out of a nullah close to his
Gorai residence on Wednesday, three days after he went
missing. Police investigation revealed earlier in the day
that the victim's 15-year-old cousin had kidnapped and
murdered him on Sunday for ransom, to buy electronic parts
for constructing helicopter models. He was arrested late on
Wednesday.
The victim Dheeraj Pandit, the youngest son of coconut vendor
Shivkumar, studied in a municipal school. The family lives at
Bheem Nagar in Gorai. Three of Shivkumar's brothers stay in
the vicinity with their families. The accused, who studied
till class V in Bihar, had a passion for building helicopter
models and built a remote-controlled set at home. "For the
past three months, the accused had been withdrawing money
from his father's bank account, using the latter's ATM card,
to fund his passion. But after he siphoned off Rs 50,000, he
realised he would invite his father's wrath unless he
replaced the amount in the account," said DCP Mahesh Patil.
Inspired by television crime shows, the accused plotted his
uncle's son's abduction and even wrote a ransom note
demanding Rs 1 lakh. He intended to spend half the ransom on
electronic parts for a new helicopter model and deposit the
rest into his father's account. Around 1pm on Sunday, when
Dheeraj was playing cards at home, the accused called him
home on some pretext and began tying him up. But a startled
Dheeraj screamed, so the accused panicked and strangled him
with his necktie. He then packed the body in a box and kept
it indoors for over 24 hours, sleeping near it and spraying
perfume to contain the foul odour. On Monday night, he
wrapped the body in a gunny bag and threw it in a nullah
nearby. Next morning, he dropped the ransom note at Dheeraj's
residence.
