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  1. Man killed friend after argument in Dombivli.
  2. Disposed of body with landlord's assistance.
  3. Surrendered after 20 days due to nightmares.

A shocking confession has emerged from Maharashtra, where a man who allegedly killed his friend following a heated argument, reportedly surrendered to the police 20 days later after being repeatedly haunted by nightmares of the victim.

The incident occurred on October 9 in the Mothagaon area of Dombivli. The accused has been identified as Prabhu, allegedly killed his close friend, Vishal Kadam, following a minor altercation.

According to NDTV, the two were drinking together on the night of the incident when an argument broke out. Enraged by the dispute, Prabhu allegedly attacked Vishal with kicks and punches, leaving him dead.

After the incident, Prabhu approached his landlord, Sandesh Mhatre, and informed him about the killing. Fearing the consequences, he sought Mhatre's assistance in disposing of the body.

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The two allegedly placed Vishal's body inside a sack and dumped it at a secluded location near a creek under the cover of darkness.

Initially, Prabhu reportedly believed he had escaped detection and even considered fleeing the city. However, his sense of relief was short-lived as he began experiencing recurring nightmares involving his deceased friend.

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For nearly 20 consecutive nights, Prabhu reportedly struggled to sleep, claiming that Vishal repeatedly appeared in his dreams. Overwhelmed by distress and remorse, he eventually approached the Thane Police and confessed to the crime.

According to NDTV citing sources, the persistent nightmares ultimately pushed Prabhu to surrender, abandoning his earlier plan to flee the city.

Following his confession, the police arrested both Prabhu and his landlord for their alleged involvement in disposing of the body and concealing evidence.


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