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Cher Muzyk

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Michigan
As seen in: Prince William Times, Fauquier Times, Threat Beat
twin mom, wife, lover of animals, birder, amateur naturalist, attorney, and a staff writer at the @PWCtimes
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Mother, friend tell jury Mamta endured physical, emotional abuse

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By Cher Muzyk Verified
| Prince William Times Verified
Mamta Kafle spent her days taking care of her baby daughter and talking with her mom in Nepal in between working 12-hour shifts at UVA Health Prince William Medical Center. But she also told a close friend that her husband, Naresh Bhatt, refused to let her drive his car and sometimes wouldn’t let her eat inside their home. The couple argued, and he sometimes hit her, leading her to move out to stay with a friend. In court on Thursday, Oct.
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Prosecutors: Bhatt tried to get rid of key evidence - a power saw - after his wife went missing

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By Cher Muzyk Verified
| Fauquier Times Verified
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Prosecutors: Bhatt tried to get rid of key evidence - a power saw - after his wife went missing

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By Cher Muzyk Verified
| Prince William Times Verified
Prosecutors revealed Wednesday that Naresh Bhatt tried to get rid of a key piece of physical evidence that led to him being charged for the murder and dismemberment of his wife, Mamta Kafle Bhatt. Shortly after she went missing in July 2024, Bhatt gave a power saw to a local landscaper. Weeks later, the landscaper, having heard that Bhatt had been arrested, turned the saw into the police. That’s when forensic examiners found Mamta’s blood and DNA inside the tool.
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