Suspect in murder of woman found dead in car boot remains at large
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Suspect in murder of woman found dead in car boot remains at large
"Harshita Brella, 24, was found in a silver Vauxhall Corsa in Brisbane Road, Ilford, east London, on November 14 2024. It is believed her husband, Pankaj Lamba, fled to India. Ms Brella's sister, Sonia Dabas, told ITV News during a visit to the UK that her pain, strength and memories are inside me and I'm going to get justice for my sister."
"A murder charge has been authorised against her husband, Pankaj Lamba, 24, who is also accused of two counts of rape, sexual assault and controlling or coercive behaviour. Northamptonshire Police previously said they believed Ms Brella was strangled in Corby on the evening of November 10 and her body driven to Ilford the next day."
"Whenever she would call she would say she is fine and happy and enjoying life. She would say to me, mummy, I will bring you over here, my life is happy, I will bring you when I have some money and my own house'. Harshita Brella's mother Sudesh Kumari laying flowers at the estate where Harshita lived (ITV News/PA Wire)"
"I never anticipated that I would have to travel to Corby under these tragic circumstances. I feel so sad about coming here without her. During their trip, Ms Brella's family went to a lake where she had been seen. Her father, Satbir Singh, told ITV News: It gives me a pain to see this place again. I would have come with her. Now that I have seen this place, I miss my daughter a lot."
Harshita Brella, 24, was found dead in the boot of a silver Vauxhall Corsa in Brisbane Road, Ilford, on November 14, 2024. Northamptonshire Police believe she was strangled in Corby on November 10 and her body was driven to Ilford the next day. Her husband, Pankaj Lamba, is the prime suspect and is believed to have fled to India. A murder charge has been authorized against him, along with two counts of rape, sexual assault, and controlling or coercive behaviour. Her family members visited the UK to campaign for justice, visiting places where she had been seen and where she lived, and vowed to continue seeking accountability.
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