Chinnathai said in her complaint to the district Superintendent of Police that a mobile shop owner at Vellaiyammal Puram in the dstrict had assured job for her son Surya and took him with him.
Later the shop owner said that he had handed over her son a person at Sukkangal Patti and did not know about him. Then he was handedover to a sculptor.
Both of them who promised job for her son believed in black magic, she alleged and said she suspected that her son could have been given as human sacrifice, she said in her complaint and sought to trace her son.
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