Kathmandu. In the case of the disappearance and murder of Nepali-origin nurse Mamata Kafle Bhat in Virginia, USA, her husband Naresh Bhat has confessed in court to dismembering his wife's body. During the hearing of the murder case, he testified on Thursday that he cut and dismembered the body after finding Mamata dead on the bedroom floor. Naresh has been charged with first-degree murder, concealing a body, and dismembering a body.
Testifying in court, Bhat claimed that he found Mamata unconscious on the bedroom floor on the morning of July 30, 2024. According to him, vomit was seen on Mamata's mouth and the floor, which contained remnants of blood, food particles, capsules, and 'Celphos', a pesticide. Bhat told the court that he checked his wife, tried to speak to her, and administered life-saving measures including CPR. However, he then decided to dismember the body and initially attempted to separate the lower part of the body (legs), he stated in his testimony. He said he took the body to the bathroom but stopped for the day due to feeling physically weak. He mentioned in his testimony that he then went to take care of his infant daughter, feed her, and put her to sleep, with the baby changing station blocking the bedroom door. He told the court that he could not sleep that night and did not go to the prayer room due to fear.
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