Panaji, Nov. 2 -- A tourist from Uttar Pradesh was allegedly murdered by a 31-year-old man in Goa for attempting to steal an SUV he had rented from the accused, police said on Saturday, adding that three accused have since been arrested. Kapil Chaudhary (19), was found dead in North Goa's Thivim on Friday morning, with injury marks on his face and body, officials said. During investigation, police narrowed down on a suspect, identified as Gurudatta Lawande from Candolim, a coastal village in north Goa, who had rented out a Mahindra Thar SUV to Chaudhary. After he was detained, the accused confessed to have killed Chaudhary after he attempted to steal his SUV, they added. Police said Lawande had provided the SUV to Chaudhary on Thursday, with the victim providing a fake identity card bearing the name Deepak Thakur. Later in the day, using a tracker installed in the vehicle, the accused found out that his SUV had crossed the Goa-Maharashtra border. "Lawande and his friends set off in their own car to chase and trace his Thar. They traced the SUV along with Kapil Chaudhary at Kankavli in Maharashtra, and intercepted and accosted him," North Goa SP Rahul Gupta said. "They then brought the car along with Chaudhary to Thivim and assaulted him." Gupta said that the accused then left Chaudhary in an injured condition in the hilly area of Thivim on Thursday night. "They purchased a liquor bottle from Thivim and placed it in his pants pocket to portray as if he was drunk," he added. So far, police said, Lawande and two of his accomplice have been arrested and efforts are underway to locate the other accused. Police have registered a case of murder, based on a complaint filed by the deceased's father, who arrived in Goa and identified the body....