Note Written In Eyeliner By Bengaluru CEO Suchana Seth Found With Son's Body: Read Details

A hand-written note found in Suchana Seth's bag could provide a crucial lead in the unsettling murder of the four-year-old son of the Bengaluru-based CEO. The Goa Police revealed on Thursday that the note, likely written on tissue paper in English using either eyeliner or a kajal pencil, had been shredded and crumpled. Investigators painstakingly reconstructed the torn pieces, determining that it shed light on Suchana Seth's mental state and her frustration with the ongoing custody battle.

Engaged in a custody dispute over their son with her husband P Venkat Ram, Suchana Seth expressed discontent with a recent court order that granted the father designated visitation rights. Close friends and family were informed by the CEO that her son's resemblance to her husband's face added to her distress.

The exact contents of the note have not been disclosed by the police, but it comprises five hastily written sentences in English. Discovered among Suchana Seth's belongings during her journey from Goa to Bengaluru, the shredded tissue paper hinted at the urgency with which it was penned. The police suggested that the note, possibly written at the time of the child's death, conveyed the accused's reluctance for her son to be with the father.

Following the discovery of the note, the police requested a handwriting sample from Suchana, which she provided. Despite this development, Suchana Seth has not admitted to the murder of her son at the Goa hotel, where she checked in on January 6 with reservations until January 10. On January 7, she left the hotel alone, claiming urgent work in Bengaluru. The police were alerted by hotel staff after observing blood in the room, prompting them to contact the cab driver. Upon investigation, the police discovered the child's body inside a suitcase, with the autopsy report confirming that the child had been smothered to death with a pillow.