India is preparing to execute a man accused of killing and dismembering almost 20 young women and children in a case that was called the "house of horrors" murders. He admitted eating some of the body parts.
Officials have said that Surinder Koli, who worked a domestic servant for a businessman who lived on the outskirts of Delhi, is due to be hanged next week.
In 2009, Koli and his employer, Moninder Singh Pandher, were convicted of murdering 14-year-old Rimpa Haldar. Mr Pandher was subsequently freed by a higher court.
The pair had been held in 2007 after body parts were discovered in the grounds of Mr Pandher's home in Noida, a satellite city to the east of India's capital.
At the time, police said they believed that at least 19 young women and children were raped, killed and chopped up. The remains of the children were discovered hidden in bags.