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'World's Youngest Serial Killer' Had Murdered Three People By Eight Years Old

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Published 14:42 23 Jul 2022 GMT+1

'World's Youngest Serial Killer' Had Murdered Three People By Eight Years Old

The ‘World’s Youngest Serial Killer’ had allegedly murdered three people by the time he was eight years old.

The UNILAD Team

The UNILAD Team

The ‘World’s Youngest Serial Killer’ had allegedly murdered three people by the time he was eight years old.

In 2007, police in Bihar, India, investigated claims that a child, identified as Amarjeet Sada, allegedly killed three babies - including his eight-month-old sister and nine-month-old cousin, The Guardian reports.

The case was brought to the authorities’ knowledge after a mother had reported that her six-month-old daughter went missing.

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During a police search, the victim’s tiny body was tragically found buried nearby.

The ‘World’s Youngest Serial Killer’ had allegedly murdered three people by the time he was eight years old.
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Later on, Sada, who has since been diagnosed with ‘psychiatric disorders’, told locals in the village that he had strangled her and even showed them the spot where he left her body.

News channel NDTV reported the story at the time, showing pictures of Sada outside of a local police station in the area. The boy was reported to have crushed the baby to death with a stone before burying her body. 

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He was said to tell the police at the time after being put into custody: ​​"She was sleeping in the school. I took her a little away, and killed her with a stone and buried her.”

In June of that year, Sada was arrested and appeared in court for the murder. However, since Sada was still under 18 at the time, he was placed in a remand home in a nearby town of Munger.

In 2007, police in Bihar, India, investigated claims that a child allegedly killed three babies.
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According to Indian law, a child cannot be given the death sentence or sent to prison but can be detained at a children's home until they turn 18.

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Locals at the time also claimed that Sada was also responsible for previously taking away the lives of his sister and cousin but, but that the matter was kept under wraps.

In 2022, Sada would now be 23 years old - over the minimum age to be sentenced to prison or death.

In fact, the Daily Star reported in November 2021 that Sada was in fact ‘awaiting execution’. However, it is not currently known whether his sentence has been served.

Sada was still under 18 at the time so was placed in a remand home in Munger.
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Elsewhere in true crime news, gang members of The Knights Templar (Caballeros Templarios) were forced to eat human organs, as a sign of loyalty to their leader, Nazario 'El Chayo' Moreno.

According to gang members, recruits would eat the hearts taken from local children who had been kidnapped for organ trafficking.

You can read more on this shocking practice here.

If you've been affected by any of the issues in this story, you can speak in confidence about where to get help from Mind free on 0300 123 3393, 9am–6pm Monday to Friday 

Featured Image Credit: YouTube/BigBrainco

Topics: True crime, Crime, World News, News

The UNILAD Team
The UNILAD Team

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