Singh was also suffering from self-inflicted knife wounds: Police
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New York: A former Asian Championships bronze medal winner has allegedly admitted to murdering his wife and mother in Delaware County, Pennsylvania. American media reported that local police were responding to an emergency call in which the 62-year-old Iqbal Singh admitted to the two murders.
According to NBC, Iqbal called the Delaware County 911 centre at around 9.45am on Sunday and claimed that he had killed his wife and mother. When the police arrived at the caller’s address on Rockwood Road in Newtown Township, Pennsylvania, they met Iqbal who had blood stains on his clothes. He reportedly told the officers that he committed the murders and the bodies were inside the house.
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A former shot-putter, Singh had won bronze at the 1983 Asian Championships in Kuwait. It was the biggest achievement of his sporting career after which he moved to the US where he reportedly worked as a taxi driver.
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