According to the police investigation, the woman was found to be married with three children, with a harmonious relationship with her husband and no extra-marital affairs, effectively ruling out passion killing.
She appeared untouched, with her clothes intact, which suggested it wasn't a case of rape and murder. Further, the money in her wallet was still there, thereby ruling out a robbery. In short, the case was currently without a shred of evidence or lead.
In an age where technology was not as advanced and surveillance cameras did not line every street, cases like these often went unsolved, or even if the case was cracked, the perpetrator remained elusive.
Many women fell victim to such circumstances, hence it became the reason why many parents forbade their children from going out after dark, fearing the occurrence of any unexpected incidents.
