How Man Arrested For Gujarat Woman's Rape, Murder Turned Out To Be 'Serial Killer'
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Police said the accused, a Class 5 dropout who has confessed to the crimes, looted and murdered people whenever he found them alone.
The arrest of a man on charges of raping and killing a 19-year-old woman in Gujarat has opened up a can of worms, with police officers saying the accused committed at least four other murders, mostly on trains, across states in less than a month.
Rahul Karamveer Jat, a resident of Rohtak in Haryana, was arrested from Vapi Railway Station in Gujarat's Valsad on November 24, after a massive search involving police units from various states and scanning of at least 2,000 CCTV cameras across several Gujarat districts.
Police said the accused, a Class 5 dropout who has confessed to the crimes, looted and murdered people whenever he found them alone, and raped women, especially in the coaches meant for differently-abled passengers. Getting a hold of him was tough since he kept moving and mostly slept at railway platforms and in trains.
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