Family of Four found dead in UK

A whole family of Indian-origin from Kerala, has been discovered dead in Britain. The assemblages of 37-year-old mother Shighi Kotuvala and her 13-year-old twin girls Niya Rethishkumar and Neha Rethishkumar were found by investigators from the Homicide and Major Crime Command of Scotland Yard at Chadwell Heath. Shighi's spouse, 44-year-old Pullarkattil Kunjunny Rethish Kumar, was later found hanging close to a repository in Forest Road, Walthamstow, a couple of miles far from his home. The family hasn't however been formally distinguished. The wife is said to be a social specialist for Havering board while her spouse worked for the Redbridge relaxation administrations. They wedded in 2001 and the twins went to Chadwell Heath Academy. The family was said to be dynamic individuals from the nearby East London Malayalee Association. They were together for the last time on May 10 2015. The Yard dismal it is sure of the personalities of the four individuals who passed on at the location in Grove Road. "After death examinations are because of initiate today at East Ham Mortuary. 

We won't guess on reason for death, however the female bodies have no indications of noticeable wounds," told to the correspondent. An examination was propelled after police went to a house in Grove Road at 1pm on Tuesday in light of worries about the welfare of the inhabitants. The cops softened up and discovered the assortments of a lady and two young ladies. At 6 pm that day, police were called to a region by a secured store to reports of a 44-year-old man discovered hanging. He was affirmed dead at the scene. Analyst Superintendent Kenny McDonald, who is managing the examination said, "At this stage we are anticipating the result of the postmortems to affirm reason for death, which will give additional confirmation of what has occurred inside the house at Grove Road. On the other hand, at this stage in our progressing examination we are not searching for any other individual regarding the passings. We are making far reaching enquiries to follow closest relative, who we accept to be outside of the UK."