'Lived happily, now I am going', searched about life after death on internet; shocking details come out regarding death of Malayali couple and friend in Arunachal

THIRUVANANTHAPURAM: Shocking details are coming out regarding the death of three Malayalis who were found dead in a hotel in Itanagar in Arunachal Pradesh. The bodies of Thiruvananthapuram native Arya (29), Kottayam native Naveen and his wife Devi were found earlier today. Arya had been missing since March 27.

Arya's relatives had found a note from her room. The note read, "Lived happily, now I am going.' The dead bodies were found in the hotel room in Itanagar in the subsequent investigation. It is reported that the three had caused different wounds on their bodies. Bleeding from these wounds resulted in death. The cause of death is unclear. It is reported that the bodies were three days old.

Arya was a teacher at a private school in Thiruvananthapuram. On March 27, the Vattiyoorkavu police had registered a case in connection with her disappearance. While conducting an investigation, the police found that Arya's colleague Devi and her husband Naveen went missing from Meenadam last week. Following this, the police found that all three had gone to Guwahati on the same flight. Following this, the police handed over the details of the missing people to the Assam Police.

The three were found dead in a hotel room in Itanagar while a search was underway to find them. A suicide note was also found beside the bodies. Upon searching the phones, the police found that the deceased people had searched about life after death on the internet.

According to preliminary reports, Naveen was working in a company related to online trading. His wife Devi used to teach the German language in school. However, she did not go to school after Covid. Arya was a French teacher at the same school. It is indicated that both Devi and Arya were close friends.