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This is a Weird Darkness Bonus Bite. Police in India's Magya Pradesh state in Northern

India, are currently investigating the beating deaths of a 26-year-old homeopath and his

three-year-old son during the course of a supposed exorcism. According to a media statement,

police were alerted when a badly injured Rajaram Karani was rushed to a hospital where he

was declared dead shortly afterward. Acting on information, police proceeded to Karani's

home where they tried to enter the home for half an hour before finally breaking down

a door with the help of neighbors. There, they found a 19-year-old girl sitting on a three-year-old

child and beating him with utensils in a frenzy. Though police came to the aid of the child

and attempted to revive him, he was already dead at the scene. The girl identified only

as Momta was arrested, along with her mother Anita, Rajaram Karani's sister, who had been

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