Amarjeet Sada is the world's youngest serial murderer, as well as one of the most efficient — and terrible — having murdered three children between 2006 and 2007.
Sada had murdered three children in the period of twelve months by the time he was ten, one of which was his infant sister.
Little is known about the young child who was born in 1998 in the small rural town of Begusarai in the Indian state of Bihar. Because of his age, most of his information was hidden in court.
Sada's father was a laborer, the family was considered underprivileged, and none of the children had continuously attended school.
And for some reason, in 2006, the child was inspired to murder his six-year-old cousin and eight-month-old sister, as well as Kushboo, a six-month-old infant.
Sada's uncle told The Sun that the family knew about the first two crimes but kept them hidden as "family problems" to protect Sada.
After he murdered the child Kushboo, they could no longer hide his horrific crimes and protect him from the consequences.
Chunchun Devi, the infant's mother, said police she put her sleeping baby in the care of a local primary school in 2007. Kushboo was gone when she returned.
Not long after that, Sada, a Devi family neighbor, was accused by members of his community. They were aware of his 'black streak' and accused him of being involved in the murders of his other children. The locals were in charge of contacting the police to speak with Sada, but authorities were skeptical that such a small youngster could have any knowledge of the missing baby.
Sada's parents eventually agreed to let their son admit that he strangled Kushboo, struck her with bricks, and buried her in a shallow grave under duress.
Because he was able to take authorities to the recently buried baby, they trusted him when he revealed that he had already slain his younger sister and cousin. All of the youngsters had been beaten to death, according to the investigation.
Sada requested a croissant during his initial police interrogation and did not appear anxious or sorry, according to reports. He was likewise cold when he told them about Kushboo's death.
"She slept in the classroom." He informed them, "I took her a little distance away, killed her with a stone, and buried her."
Sada was described as a "sadist who receives joy from causing harm" by a psychologist who tested him and diagnosed him with a general psychological illness, according to the Times of India.
Because of his age, Sada faced a legal and custody issue.
Sada was placed in a remand home, according to The Guardian, because under Indian law, a child cannot be sentenced to death or sent to prison, but can be kept in a children's home until they are 18.
Sada, for example, appeared to have had access to the drugs and care he need. He was also detained in solitary confinement for a significant portion of this time.
Sada was released on his eighteenth birthday in 2016, but his whereabouts are unclear, according to sources. He'd be 22 years old now.
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