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Bengaluru police seek court permission for brain mapping of triple murder accused Shwetha and Kenneth
Bengaluru police have requested court permission to subject both accused, Shwetha and Kenneth (both software engineers currently in judicial custody), to brain mapping to verify the veracity of their confessions. The murders are alleged to have been driven by financial distress and family disputes.
Explanation in simple terms
- What:
- The police asked a court for permission to use brain mapping on the two people in custody.
- Who:
- The Bengaluru police are the investigators, Shwetha and Kenneth are the accused, and the K.R. Puram Police Station is the office in charge.
- When:
- Reported on 9 Jul 2026.
- Where:
- Bengaluru, Karnataka, and K.R. Puram Police Station.
- Why:
- The police want to use brain mapping to see if the confessions given by the accused are true.
- What it means:
- The court must now decide if the brain mapping tests on the accused can proceed.
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