Nithari killings: Koli produced before the CBI court
Koli was awarded death sentence by the court on December 24. The court found him guilty of rape and murder of a five-year-old girl, the fifth case for which he has been handed down capital punishment.
Surender Koli, the key accused in the sensational 2006 Nithari killings, was on Wednesday produced before a special CBI court here.
The court has fixed February 4 as the next date of hearing in the case.
Koli was awarded death sentence by the court on December 24. The court found him guilty of rape and murder of a five-year-old girl, the fifth case for which he has been handed down capital punishment.
The victim had gone missing from outside the house of Koli's employer Moninder Singh Pandher at Sector 31 in Noida in 2005 after which her father had filed complaint with the local police.
Pandher and his domestic help Koli were arrested on December 29, 2006 after police recovered skeletons and other belongings of the missing girls from the drain outside his house.
However, Pandher was not an accused in this murder case.
Koli confessed to killing several girls, including the victim, chopping their body to pieces and throwing them in the backyard and in the drain near the house.