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Home›general›UP Woman Opposed Teen Son's Sex Change Surgery. He Killed Her With A Wrench
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UP Woman Opposed Teen Son's Sex Change Surgery. He Killed Her With A Wrench

By Info60 India Desk•Summary of reporting by NDTV•2h ago•0 views•
UP Woman Opposed Teen Son's Sex Change Surgery. He Killed Her With A Wrench
Police reportedly discovered plans related to the killing in his diary. Authorities stated that the entries mentioned the use of a wrench, chili powder, and hot water.
Police reportedly discovered plans related to the killing in his diary. Authorities stated that the entries mentioned the use of a wrench, chili powder, and hot water.
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