“Body of Missing Youth Found Burned in Madampe: Suspect Surrenders”

Tragic Discovery in Madampe Forest

Today, a grim discovery was made in the Madampe forest area, as the body of Susitha Jayawansa was found torched and dumped. The 31-year-old resident of Kabalewa area in Kuliyapitiya had been missing since April 22, sparking concern among his loved ones and the community.

Investigation Unveils Murder Plot

police launched an investigation into Jayawansa’s disappearance after he went missing following a visit to his girlfriend’s house. Shockingly, it was revealed that he had been assaulted by his girlfriend’s father and two other individuals, who were identified as masons.

The two masons confessed to their involvement in the crime, disclosing that the father of Jayawansa’s girlfriend had ordered them to take him to the house of a former Provincial Council member. The main suspect in Jayawansa’s disappearance, Sujith Fernando, also known as ‘Singithi’, surrendered to the court through his attorneys yesterday.

Suspects on the Run

While Fernando was granted bail by the Kuliyapitiya Magistrate, other suspects, including members of the girlfriend’s family, have reportedly fled the area. The investigation into Jayawansa’s murder is still ongoing, with authorities working tirelessly to bring all those involved to justice.

A Life Cut Short

As details of the tragic incident continue to unfold, it is important to remember Susitha Jayawansa not just as a victim of a heinous crime, but as a person with a life and a story. Described as a kind-hearted and hardworking individual by those who knew him, Jayawansa’s untimely death has left a void in the hearts of his family and friends.

His passion for his work and dedication to his loved ones were evident in everything he did. Whether it was helping a neighbour in need or simply sharing a laugh with friends, Jayawansa’s presence brightened the lives of those around him.

Justice for Susitha Jayawansa

As the investigation into Jayawansa’s murder progresses, the community is united in seeking justice for him. His memory will live on in the hearts of those who knew and loved him, and his tragic end will not be forgotten.

It is a stark reminder of the importance of standing up against violence and ensuring that those responsible for such heinous acts are held accountable. Susitha Jayawansa may no longer be with us, but his spirit lives on in the fight for justice.

Let us honour his memory by working towards a safer and more just society, where individuals like Jayawansa can thrive without fear of harm or injustice.