Charred body in posh locality of Kolkata reveals skeletons inside

It was a sort on Hitchcock’s ‘Psycho’ coming alive in a posh locality in Kolkata when police broke open the bathroom door to find the charred body of an old man lying in the bath tub - later, there appeared a skeleton of a woman and two dogs to add to the confusion.
Preliminary reports indicate that the old man had committed suicide by setting himself on fire and he and his 44-year-old son had been living there with the skeleton of his daughter who had, reportedly, died six months back. This has been reported in timesofindia.indiatimes.com dated 12 June 2015.

During investigations, the police realized that the entire house was wired to surround-sound systems that played 24x7. The 44-year-old son is a former TCS employee and had, once, worked in the US. It seems he was unperturbed about his father’s death and was loitering in his room all night till the police arrived.
They have taken him into custody and have sifted him to a home. Investigation is on and all facts point to a case of loss of mental stability of the 44-year-old son due to reasons unexplained.
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