“kerala resort suicide” : Family of Three Found Dead in Kodagu Resort Identified as Vinod Babusenan, Jibi Abraham, and Jane Maria Jacob

Accident – Death – Obituary News : Tragic Incident Unfolds as Family of Three Found Dead at Resort in Kodagu District, Karnataka

Bengaluru: A shocking incident took place at a resort in the picturesque Kodagu district of Karnataka, where a family of three was discovered lifeless on Saturday morning. The deceased, identified as Vinod Babusenan (43), his wife Jibi Abraham (38), and their 11-year-old daughter Jane Maria Jacob, hailed from Kollam and were believed to be Malayalis. Initial investigations suggest that the couple took their own lives after first killing their young daughter.

According to the police, financial distress appears to be the motive behind this tragic act. The couple, who ran a business in Kollam, allegedly left behind a suicide note mentioning their dire economic situation. This heart-wrenching incident has left the local community in shock and disbelief.

The ill-fated family arrived at the resort on Friday evening, around 6 PM. After settling in, they went out for a leisurely stroll, giving the impression of being content and happy, as noted by the resort manager, Anand. However, when the family failed to check out on time the following day, suspicion arose. A concerned staff member went to their room and knocked on the door. Receiving no response, they persisted, but still, there was silence. Growing increasingly worried, they peered through the window, only to witness a horrifying sight—the couple hanging lifeless.

Immediately realizing the gravity of the situation, the resort staff promptly informed the police. Law enforcement authorities swiftly arrived at the scene and launched an investigation into the incident. The bodies have been sent for post-mortem examination, and the respective family members have been notified. The police have registered a case and are working diligently to uncover all the facts surrounding this tragic event.

It is crucial to emphasize that suicide is not a solution to any problem. Individuals struggling with mental health issues should seek professional help. The ‘Disha’ helpline provides free counseling and support services for those in need. If you or someone you know requires assistance, please reach out to the toll-free helpline number: 1056 or 0471-2552056.

This unfortunate incident serves as a reminder of the importance of mental well-being and the need for a supportive community. It is crucial for society to come together and offer support to those in distress, ensuring that no one feels alone in their struggles..