Virginia Man charged with wife's murder after googling: 'How long does it take to get married after spouse die'

A man has been charged with his wife's murder after a damning clue was left in his Google search history.

Per online documents, the charges involved first-degree murder and physically defiling a dead body in relation to the disappearance of his wife, 28-year-old Mamta Kafle Bhatt, even though the victim's body has not yet been discovered.

Back on August 5, Manassas Park Police reported Mamta - who was originally from Nepal - as "missing" after her workplace deployed a wellness check on her when she failed to turn up for her shift.

She was said to have initially disappeared on July 29.

According to a report published by WUSA9, during the welfare check, Naresh told authorities that he and his wife were in the process of separating. 

Almost two weeks later, her husband was charged with concealing a dead body after Virginia authorities found evidence in the couple’s home of a body being dragged out. 

Prosecutors also accused Naresh of going to a Walmart in Chantilly on July 30 to buy three knives, with two still being unaccounted for.

Just a day later surveillance footage at another Walmart picked up footage of the perpetrator buying cleaning supplies, prosecutors added.

Not only that, but they also found evidence that he discarded a bloodied bath mat in a donation bin outside of a Loudoun County gas station and was seen wearing gloves as he discarded bags into a trash compactor in the early morning hours after his wife's disappearance.

He also apparently googled: "What happens if spouse disappears in Virginia."

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