Snake Was UP Couple's Murder Alibi, Until Cops Found It Had Been Defanged
A couple in Meerut, Uttar Pradesh, tried to use a snake as an alibi for a murder, but police discovered the reptile had been defanged. The court sentenced the pair to death after the false alibi was disproved.

Investigators in Meerut were called to a murder scene where the accused couple claimed that a snake had attacked the victim, suggesting that the animal was responsible for the death. The couple presented the snake as evidence, arguing that it had bitten the victim and that they were merely witnesses. However, forensic experts quickly noted that the snake’s fangs were missing, indicating that it had been deliberately defanged before being presented to the police.
Further examination revealed that the snake had been handled and altered shortly before the incident, undermining the couple’s claim of an accidental bite. The discovery prompted a deeper probe into the couple’s motives and led to the recovery of additional evidence linking them directly to the crime. The court, after reviewing the forensic report and other testimonies, concluded that the couple had fabricated the snake story to evade responsibility.
The sentencing, handed down by a local court, imposed the death penalty on both individuals, reflecting the seriousness of the offense and the attempt to manipulate the justice system. The case has drawn attention across Uttar Pradesh, highlighting the importance of thorough forensic analysis in criminal investigations. It also serves as a reminder to the public that attempts to use exotic explanations for violent acts are likely to be scrutinised by law enforcement agencies.
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