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On February 10, 2006, a gruesome crime sent shockwaves through the quiet town of Anchal in Kollam, Kerala. A young mother, Ranjini, along with her 17-day-old twin daughters, was brutally murdered in her home while her mother, Santhamma, had stepped out on an errand. The horrific case remained a mystery for nearly two decades—until advancements in forensic technology and artificial intelligence finally led to the truth.

Ranjini, just 21 years old, had been in a relationship with Divil Kumar, an army personnel stationed in Pathankot, Punjab. When she became pregnant, Divil pressured her to terminate the pregnancy, but she refused. Determined to secure justice, she sought legal intervention, demanding a DNA test to establish paternity.

During her pregnancy, Ranjini met a man named Anil while hospitalized in Thiruvananthapuram. He offered help and support, gaining her trust. However, Anil was not who he claimed to be—he was actually Rajesh, a close associate of Divil Kumar, sent with a sinister agenda. He convinced Ranjini to relocate to a rental house in Kollam, cutting her off from her support system.

On the tragic day of February 10, 2006, Rajesh and Divil put their chilling plan into motion. As soon as Santhamma left home, they entered the house and carried out a brutal attack, slitting the throats of Ranjini and her newborn daughters before vanishing without a trace. When Santhamma returned, she walked into a nightmare beyond comprehension.

For 19 years, the case remained unresolved, the killers managing to stay hidden. But in 2024, a breakthrough finally came. Using AI-driven forensic facial reconstruction, Kerala Police identified Rajesh from an old wedding photograph, matching it to a suspect database. This led them to his whereabouts in Karnataka, where he was arrested. Soon after, Divil Kumar was also taken into custody, finally delivering long-awaited justice for Ranjini and her daughters. #KeralaMurderCase #ColdCaseSolved #TrueCrime #CrimeInvestigation #AIForensics #KeralaCrime #RanjiniCase #DivilKumar #CrimeDocumentary #IndianCrimeStories #UnsolvedMysteries #JusticeForRanjini