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How did Hathora Group Killed people

#hathoragroup #HammerKiller In 1985 police in Karachi was alarmed by an increasing number of murders committed in a similar manner. Though the murders took place in different areas of the city, all of them included street urchins and beggars (as victims) who were killed by a single hard blow of a hammer to their heads. In late 1985 when the total number of such murders rose to seven, the police theorised that the killings were being done by a single person (a serial killer). The single person theory then evolved into becoming a suspected group of killers after a victim survived the blow. A beggar sleeping on a footpath of Karachi’s Burns Road claimed that that he went to sleep at about 2am but was woken up by the sound of a car, screeching. He said before he could fully awake himself, he saw at least four men in white clothes and black masks approaching him. One of them hit him on the head with a heavy hammer and he passed out, almost bleeding to death. When newspapers reported the beggar’s story, the supposed group began to be known as the ‘Hathora Group’ by the police and the press. The killings subsided for a while but came back in mid-1986 to haunt those who spent their nights on the footpaths of the ‘City of Lights.’ killings were entirely planned to spread fear in a city that had become disoriented by the swift rise in political violence and crime. But planned by whom?