Indian man, pregnant wife found dead in New Jersey

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Updated At : 12:53 PM May 01, 2020 IST

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New York, April 30

A 35-year-old Indian woman, who was five months’ pregnant, was founded murdered in her apartment and her husband was found dead in an apparent suicide in the Hudson River near here.

Garima Kothari, a chef, was found unresponsive with trauma to her upper body on April 26 by Jersey City police officers, the Hudson County Prosecutor’s Office said.

Following an autopsy by the Regional Medical Examiner, Kothari’s death was ruled homicide. She suffered multiple injuries in her upper body. Kothari’s husband Man Mohan Mall (37) was found dead in the Hudson River in Jersey City. According to a report in the Daily Voice, Kothari was a talented chef and Mall was an alumnus of the India Institute of Technology (IIT). — PTI

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