Would you do what this man did? Alam Khan was a 12-year-old when his father was killed by a family friend - the boy plotted his revenge for more than 12 years, and exacted the revenge in the most horrible way possible.
I call him 'The 12 Killer'. Read the shocking story below.
Alam Khan was 12 when his father was killed by a family friend and the boy-turned-man from the state of Uttar Pradesh has been plotting his revenge ever since.
His moment came last week when he invited Mohammad Rais over for a drink at his home.
After getting the man drunk, he knifed him to death and then, using a hammer and hacksaw, chopped him up into 12 pieces - one for each year since his father was killed.
He and an accomplice then packed the body parts into plastic bags and threw them into a river.
However, the bags resurfaced on the river bank and, when police went to try and identify the human remains, they were only able to identify Rais from a surgery scar on his torso.
Khan was arrested after neighbours revealed how Rais had last been seen visiting his home.
He subsequently made a full confession.
"I played some music at full volume and cut his body into 12 pieces," Khan was quoted as saying by the Times of India.
Khan had never told anyone about the identity of his father's killer and had instead waited for 12 years to "realise his dream" of taking revenge.
He said he was "happy it was now done".
A senior police official, who revealed the hammer and hacksaw had been recovered from Khan's home in the district of Moradabad said Khan had confessed to his crime with an "utter lack of remorse".
I call him 'The 12 Killer'. Read the shocking story below.
| Khan, left, planned the revenge for 12 years |
Alam Khan was 12 when his father was killed by a family friend and the boy-turned-man from the state of Uttar Pradesh has been plotting his revenge ever since.
His moment came last week when he invited Mohammad Rais over for a drink at his home.
After getting the man drunk, he knifed him to death and then, using a hammer and hacksaw, chopped him up into 12 pieces - one for each year since his father was killed.
He and an accomplice then packed the body parts into plastic bags and threw them into a river.
However, the bags resurfaced on the river bank and, when police went to try and identify the human remains, they were only able to identify Rais from a surgery scar on his torso.
Khan was arrested after neighbours revealed how Rais had last been seen visiting his home.
He subsequently made a full confession.
"I played some music at full volume and cut his body into 12 pieces," Khan was quoted as saying by the Times of India.
Khan had never told anyone about the identity of his father's killer and had instead waited for 12 years to "realise his dream" of taking revenge.
He said he was "happy it was now done".
A senior police official, who revealed the hammer and hacksaw had been recovered from Khan's home in the district of Moradabad said Khan had confessed to his crime with an "utter lack of remorse".
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