Naresh Bhat Found Guilty in Mamta Kafle Murder Case, Sentencing Set for March 12
Summary
Naresh Bhat has been found guilty of first-degree murder in the death of his wife Mamta Kafle in Virginia, along with charges of hiding and dismembering her body. His sentencing is set for March 12, and he remains in custody after the court revoked his bail.
Key Points
- A jury found Nepali national Naresh Bhat guilty of first-degree murder in the killing of his wife Mamta Kafle in Virginia.
- He was also convicted of hiding and dismembering her body.
- The court revoked his bail after the verdict, and he will remain in custody until sentencing on March 12.
- Bhat admitted to dismembering the body but claimed Mamta Kafle died by suicide.