I feel devastated by the disappearance of 40+ childrens who were ignored because they were poor . Being poor is not a reason for the children be ignored . May Justice be served
unfortunately, the indian authorities are still like that countless rape cases in north India get ignored and buried just because the girl was from lower caste. the caste based discrimination in the northern states is terrible
@@afrinrahman5519 caste system is still there but main reason behind this case is class system, people treat poors like shit and Ignores there problema
@@afrinrahman5519 Well it's quite opposite here , if someone belongs to a lower caste and something tragic happens to them the politicians and media houses will never leave such cases in comparison to someone who belongs to upper caste . Lower caste people has reservation and equal rights , if they are facing discrimination on the basis of caste system or any other kind of discrimination then it's a crime . As for this case , it was about social status.
Some of those kids looked to be toddlers from one of the pictures,yet the police said they ran away, toddlers can't even cross the street by themselves yet supposedly they ran away. Also I really hate when there's cases of missing children and the police dismiss it and just say"Oh they just ran away" for God sakes until you have 100% irrefutable proof and evidence that a child has run away , never dismiss a parents' concern it could mean the difference between life and death sometimes.
I was 7 years old and my friend was a victim of Javed. We were not close friends but we use to play in groups some times. His search was carried for many days and he was nowhere to be found. RIP.
I'm from India and honestly this is my first time hearing about this gruesome case. Thank you Megan for covering this case. It's really sad for the victims and to their families that they couldn't get justice immediately. I guess money and connection plays a huge role even if you commit such heinous crimes. I hope those two go to hell.
Unfortunately that's the world we find ourselves in. Back here in Africa, you will not believe the craziness of the True Crimes going on here. Greed and classism is worldwide now
The father wasn't even that rich. The other victims were just super poor and were lower caste. The father was a pimp who was pimping out his own daughter to Pandher.
I am from India and surprisingly this case wasn't much talked in India , tv channels and reports milked them and once the trp was over ,it still felt and became almost unknown,, The way u gathered the information and presented it phenomenal,, thank you so much Meghan ❤️
You might have been really young and your parents wouldn’t have exposed you to this if you were born late 1990s or early 2000s . It was one of the most talked about cases in India during the time and even now is bought up once in a while in the media …
It is very disgraceful how the value of human life is dependent on the wealth and status of a person in some countries. Poverty does not make a person any less of a human being.
This case bothered me more than any of the others you’ve covered so far. It’s sad that I’m used to seeing cases where the police value people from middle to upper class more than poor people, but the thing that got me about this is that they had all the evidence to convict both men yet the corruption within the system was so prevalent that one of them almost got off free. I’m so happy Pinky’s family had a copy of the confession. Without it, they wouldn’t have gotten justice.
not to forget that Koli finally changed his statement after realizing that his master is gonna be free and he's gonna hang lol... That was the main turning point that lead to pander's arrest...
I would like to suggest you about a rarely known, unheard case of Kamduni province of West Bengal,India.This case involves the brutal rape and murder of a college girl who was raped while she was menstruating and then murdered via splitting her body in half by the members of political parties.Since they were not arrested due to their prominence in society..its a really controversial case and not popular even among Bengalis, let alone India and the whole world.I would really be grateful if you gather information of this case and share with everyone. PS:This case happened just after 1 year of Nirbhaya's case. Its really sad that most of the people are unaware of this ..Sorry for my ignorance but later four of the killers were given death sentence and the rest lifetime imprisonment.This case went on for 10 yrs.
@@AS-jo8qh It was given in the news because to make u understand the brutality of the case...You might ask how this was found in the murder....a sanitary napkin was found on the mouth of the victim..in that way
This case reminds me of the case of Wirjo, a farmer who goes on a killing spree for seemingly no reason (many have speculated that it's for spiritual power or something like that because Wirjo did fast for around 40 days before the killing), and killed 20 people and injured 12 more
I thought Wirjo was in some kind of psychotic episode, he always has anger issue and his neighbors were always avoiding him because of his sudden outburst. definitely supernatural background believed by the locals to be one of the cause of his anger outburst which later on cause the killing spree. my sister's husband is banyuwangian and he said that there are people who still believe that Wirjo's 'spirit' might come back from the death to possess someone to continue the killing spree.
21:58 =At least the Constable is smart enough to advise Officer Yadav to do that... He knows he and his subordinates will be held by the next of those above them so a legitimate and refutable evidence copies are given a leeway to still exist out of their jurisdiction... Its brilliant actually...
@@Elaix26958 in most countries of the world, the justice system is complete crap. Maybe it is effective in a couple of European countries, but all the others in this regard are more like a circus.
@@Elaix26958 Most countries around the world have worse justice systems than the United States and you know it. Just say you hate the US instead of lying.
Being an INDIAN i never really heard about this case since its been more than a decade but i feel so sad that JUST BECAUSE THEY WERE POOR and DALITS they were ignored....imagine how many families would have been saved if the police (of that time) listened to them and would have properly executed their duty :(
I would like to make a suggestion about narrating such cases that involve sexual assault: oftentimes, when people choose to use the word "sex" to describe sexual acts that were not consensual, it downplays the severity of the crime and removes the victims' right to consent because it carries the implication of consent when the actual act was sexual assault, necrophilia, etc. Wording and use of language plays a big part in the treatment of victims and survivors of non-consensual acts as it can invalidate their trauma/emotions as well as make it seem like it was their fault (i.e., how language in sexual assault causes can mitigate perpetrator responsibility and increase victim irresponsibility). The paper "The Linguistics of Sexual Assault: How the Dissonance of Individuals’ Perpetrator Expectations and The Ordering of Information Effects Perceptions of Sexual Assault" by Megan Boegli delves into this deeper and can explain far better than I can.
@@henggaraed I was more commenting on the use of the phrase "sex with their bodies" and the connotations that come with the word "sex" and how it can downplay the severity of the crime but given that minors cannot consent because they are not legally able to, I would say no. I'm not an expert on this though, but I believe that since children are not legally able to consent (I have no clue what the age of consent is in India btw), anything that is done to them is illegal since they cannot give their consent in the first place. (For example, if in the US and in a state where the age of consent is 18*, a 20 yr. old had sexual relations with a 17 yr. old - while it may be socially acceptable if they were in a relationship and the 17 yr. old "consented"** to it, they are not at the age of consent and technically cannot give their consent even though they are almost of age.) *age of consent varies from 16 - 18 in the US and depends on state law so if in a state where the age of consent is 16 or 17, then this hypothetical situation would be legal **in quotes because given the age of consent in example, they cannot legally consent even if they say they do
@@henggaraed Also looking at this more from the language side of things and how certain wording and phrases have connotations that can negatively impact victims/survivors (i.e., should use "r*pe" instead of "sex" when it wasn't consensual or when discussing slavery as another example that is similar, using "enslaved person" instead of "slave.") More commenting on how language has an impact on the discussed topic and how using some words can (unintentionally) take away from the person who suffered, was a victim, etc.
@@merlinemrys9082 Okay I think I got you, you are speaking about political correctness and impact of using the alternative, I was focused on technical application of the term?
As someone who lived in india (my father was a doctor, he's since retired) I remember this case and it was dishearting to see how much this case was botched from the start and how it was handled even when the CBI were involved. Not sure what the Indian police department and CBI are like now, but nothing about the police handling and that of the CBI made sense.
As an Indian I've not heard about this case,maybe because its old... Today the justice system in India has improved than before and more secure but still there are some loopholes like corruption in the justice system... Thank you for covering this case from India Ma'am ❤
Justice?😂 you must be kidding me. lol! No press freedom, delay in rape cases, govt. supporting sex offender and ignoring female wrestlers. Stop posting shit. World knows enough of your shit.
@@Sahu6492 truee😂😂😂😂 I guess we who are in their 20s are the only one who knows about it because many people are saying they haven't heard but isn't it the most popular case😂😂😂😂😂
I've been living in Noida for the past 5 years and I never got to know about this case. Hell, sector 31 is 15mins away from my place. Goes to show how poor the media coverage was, even my parents thought that Pandher was completely innocent and it was koli's bidding altogether. Rest in peace to all the victims that lost their lives 🙏
i love your narrations megan, you tell these stories really well so they won’t just remain trapped in history and people will remember them for a long time
Thank you for covering this case with such detail Megan. I remember watching this incident on News Channels and was quite young to understand what exactly went down in that house. I only knew this as the Kidney Racket Incident and never knew about the sexual abuse and other things that the poor children had to suffer through. May their souls rest in peace.
As an indian , i wasn't surprised at the way this case was handled in India. This caste system is really old and tiring and should've left upon independence. I pray for the kids who lost their lives and for the parents too.
@@Kel12462 if the caste system is eradicated then reservations will automatically be removed also, no? Since there will be nothing to put reservations on. Meaning no caste system = no reservations. So if I were you I would start advocating for eradicating the caste system ASAP 😂
@@wabbitwabbit98 The constitution of India doesn't recognise caste system and any kind of discrimination on the basis of caste is a crime . And as for reservation, it is something that has kept caste system alive till now . Most of the kids literally learn about caste system when they are filling forms for entrance exams.
This is incredibly sad and disturbing… I respect how great the content is and the effort it must take for regular releases! Thank you and your team! I recommended the Pai Hsiao Yen case last time and I have another one my mom told me about- The Tsinghua University love rival killing/mutilation. The perpetrator Hung Hsiao-hui (洪曉慧) released back in 2008 and it was a big controversy. It’s also a very famous case in Taiwan.
Out of many true crime stories, this one was truly really hard and disturbing to listen to. My condolences to the families broken from this awful tragedy.
This case was horrifying.. I was very young but I still remember news of this case being run 24*7.. one of the 3 cases that shook India (apart from Arushi Talwar and 2012 Delhi case). P.s I would also like to talk about a not so prominent case of Ruchika Girhotra from Chandigarh… it’s an absolute horror on exploitation of power by the higher ups. When I read of the case I was shocked and wondered if I was reading a Kdrama crime thriller plot with no final justice.
Thanks for covering. I came to know about this case I guess 4 years ago. One of our teacher gave this case's example. I was too stunned to even think about it and after coming home I searched it on internet. I was really shocked!! You covered this case with more details and gave a clear understanding of it. Well it's true that now a days even for justice you need money and power. Which is a sad thing.
This case was so famous as "Noida case" back when I was about 10 years old. This gruesome case affected Indians all over the world. I was too small to know the details behind this. Thank you Megan for this upload. You are a beautiful hardworking lady. Love love ❤️
I love the way Megan telling the stories and I honestly loving the vocabulary used in her stories. Some of the words she used, I never heard about it before. Good job Megan ☺️
I'm from India and this case was absolutely gruesome and mind-blowing. It was covered heavily in the media and even though the poor parents faced discrimination for the longest time, at the end the did get some semblance of justice and closure.
I am an educator to young children and this is a truly heartbreaking case, I even started having difficulty in breathing time to time while watching this video. I have many foreign-friends and most of them are Indians. I have known about this sort of matters throughout generations in India but this would be my first time to be exposed to something real which had happened not too long ago. 🙏🏽Thank you, dear Megan for covering this case and hopefully, by times, more awareness would be brought to worldwide organisations to help all Indian citizens in regards to these matters.
5:42 =I think I get why these crimes happened... Cause the perpetrators know they would not get caught if they target the pooerest of the poor, thus setting the stage of India's modern day LaLaurie House... I mean what the hell? Police even mocked and laughed at poor kids missing??? Yeah their attitude shows that this case wouldn't be given the right justice until it spat them on the face on how much body count could have been reduced if they took this seriously...
It's true. Pandher knew he had enough wealth and connections to be able to bribe the authorities and no one would show interest in the case of Dalits, the lowermost. Moreover, he made Koli the scapegoat because he too was poor and wouldn't have been able to get the investigation team on his side while both of them have been equally involved in the horrendous crime.
I am an Indian, and this is the first time I've heard this case. This is very sad and disheartning, and I really hope those victims will get their justice. Nobody deserves such gruesome death.
You can smell the corruption in justice and police department of India. These types of cases still happen in India but they are never looked upon because of the bribery veil.
Hi, Megan I like how you cover every case with so much detailing. I knew about this Nithari case before but your representation of this case is the greatest. Hat's off to your hardwork.👏🏻❤ Now, I am suggesting you two more cases from India to cover up. 1. kamduni gang r@pe and murder case from West Bengal. 2. Soumya Murder case from Kerala. Love your work from India 🇮🇳.
Unfortunately, this is not an uncommon occurence. Justice for heinous crimes is often delayed. Justice is almost always controlled for political gain. As an Indian, it fills me with so much sadness.
I am from India, and i didn't knew about this case. Thank you Megan! My heart goes out to all the victims of this case. How rigged is our justices are, they were ignored because they were poor?
Oh megannnnnn , it was me who recommended this case .. Thank you so much , love u girl .. Respect u for this awareness ❤ .. ☺️☺️ .. U know just for you I searched for this case 😊
Another horrifying case indeed. Could you do Junko Furuta's case? There is still nothing that compares to the absolute monstrosity of what happened, perhaps excluding a well known war crime.
dalit discrimination is very, very real here & the police can be very complacent w the lower classes. i remember my grandma spoke of this case once, but it really needs more attention as most people in India will definitely have not heard of this. even if it happened years ago, such tragedies must not be forgotten. thank you for bringing it into light again.
I love ur interpretation Megan one day when am old i will start a channel and document about crimes around Africa.And i will always give u credit 4 inspiring me.
as an Indian this case still sends chill that things like this could happen in this country, whenever cases like this occurs i always say in my heart to rest in peace for these poor victims
All I could say was oh my goodness. Thank you Megan for talking about this case. Absolutely disgusting. The police's extreme negligence is unfathomable and I'm so sad that the families weren't believed because of their class. That is devastating.
another clear and concise case presentation from my fave true crime TH-camr. RIP to the victims. Another case that could have been prevented from getting worse should the authorities weren't corrupt and inept.
Good cover of a murder story as always. Was waiting for the new vid! But I think the TH-cam video guideline is gonna be bothersome, due to some use of some sensitive words in this video.
Megan- thank you for covering these cases most of them I have never heard of please don’t ever stop making these your voice is beautiful and I love hearing it I have been binging your vids since I discovered you last night
Recently I requested you for this case .But you already filmed it. Thank you Megan. And there is very sad that recently the criminal s are released and all the charges are dropped. The judiciary again failed us and the victims family. They are terrified also because the criminals are out freely roaming 😢😢
I remember this case and it's a reminder that birth control is a good idea. Unwanted children are vulnerable because no one cares about them. People who preach against birth control for religious reasons and cultures that value sons above daughters and will keep having children until a son is born contribute to the problem. A society that can't protect the most vulnerable is a failed society.
I have never understood any class system in the world, its such an unnecessary evil. I don't understand how a father can pimp out his own daughter. This is beyond unimaginable, beyond justification.
We have are own HOUSE OF HORRORS right here in the USA 🇺🇸 in the state of Oklahoma. The man was a SA resident who just got out of prison and returned home to say he wouldn’t ever do this again. But things turned out even worse when they found his house was full of sexual abuse/predators, violence, etc. He ended up killing 6 people including his wife and himself. The police and family members came to the scene 🎬 to see what has happened. There were 2 young kids that came over for a slumber party 🎉 who were killed as well. They found them out side on the lawn, dead 💀. Many items found inside the house were of sexual orientation/ drugs and candy filled with drugs for the kids to eat so that they would cooperate and be tied up 🆙. We don’t know how many kids could be involved, still. They are still looking 👀 around the grounds for more kids that might be still there. The Oklahoma police department doesn’t seem to make any comments about this which makes the family members very upset. Who knows what else may be missing/happening. These kids were only 12,13, and up to 18 years old. 3 of the kids were his own step-children, 2 girls and 1 boy and the other two were 2 young girls 👧 who came over for the sleepover/ party . I think he wanted to SA them too. ❤ your videos are please 🙏 keep up the amazing 😻 xx job you do because we need more people like you to bring us such wonderful content of crime stories like 👍 you do. Thanks ever so much!! 😊☮️🩵🖤✝️💙☯️❣️😅🩷🩶😊💕. This is an ongoing situation and is still being investigated by the FBI and LE and Oklahoma of BCI. 25:22
I love your videos alot...🥰 I m very fond of CRIME CASES.... I appreciate the way u give all the detailed information about the given cases..... I love your narration...💕and becoz of this I watch your each and every video...... Lots of love from INDIA...🥰And Unnie I want to say that the full form of FIR is First Information report but u said First Incident Report... But no problem 😊
What about him admitting to having oral sex with children and then handing them over to his butler ???? Why wasnt he jailed for this . He said he picked this gross habit up from thailand . He brought his way out of jail. DISGUSTING WHAT ABOUT JUSTICE FOR THESE BABIES???
Megan’s way of storytelling gives me goosebumps. She narrates the story with such effortless flow and it’s very sad case for a children. Great work! I have a suggestion of another sad and depressing case The Burrari family case❤
I find it difficult to watch crime channels or news, especially when it involves crimes against children. The thought of such incidents still gives me shivers.
There's a story you should look into, in India parents are have been convicted and sentenced for the death of their daughter Shruti Talwar. What was weird about the case is that she was found dead in her locked room. There's a movie called Talvar, watching it pisses you off because of how stupid the police are and everything that surrounded the murder
They've both been acquitted in 2023... what kind of messed up justice system allows that? So many people died and no one is punished for it. So infuriating.
Only in India would you find the neighbours of a serial killer getting in on whatever action they could get from what’s left of the victims when their initial perpetrator was done with them. One guy abducts, another does the rape, then another trafficks them, and when it’s all done, yet another harvests the victims organs, while another discards their remains. Man, they really won’t let a penny slide. Great work as usual, Meghan!!
really love how you narrate, listeners can really feel the ambiance, the sinister, the mystery of the case. others are so robotic, and they are from an english speaking country. like when they say "it was so horrifying, and so sad" but the tone has no emotion, it was like it was read by a reading AI.
I've been binging some episodes since last night (I just discovered your channel!) and one thing I realized is that, other than the suspects of course, most of these wouldn't have that many victims if only the authorities took the initial reports seriously and that they didn't have biases in social statuses of the people reporting to them. same goes with the justice system of countries
I am from India and this horeific case made waves in India. I was an expecting mother at the time and this case scared the life out me. Parents of young children all across the country became extra protective and cautious about their children.😢
What you’ve said about the monsters are so true and heartbreaking. Thank you for sharing. I’ve enjoyed your intelligent about things that are dark and horrific. May all those children Rest In Peace. Their pain is over now
Oh. I actually thought I hadn't heard about this case as I started listening because the other creator I saw cover this straight up refused to acknowledge that the caste system is alive and unfortunately doing quite well. I've heard many Indian people speak out against it and expose the horrific treatment of the Dailt people. People are still reporting that the "caste system isn't that relevant now" but I've seen Indian activists speaking out against it and showing evidence that it is in fact very much still going on. The most recent horror I read about was how thousands of Dalit people were sold to China as slave labor after promising them good work only for them to realize that not only were they not even paid enough to eat every day but that they could no longer go home at all. Which means the breadwinners of thousands of families lost the only resource available to them. It's actually pretty horrifying and is inherently tied to fast fashion and the need for cheap/free labor to produce so quickly. I didn't even mean to type this much on the matter but I'm so so happy to see someone not pushing caste propaganda by downplaying the massive social effects and ills of the caste system. There are so many crimes tied to the structure of a caste and people definitely need to talk about the cultural and social impact more often. Because it's genuinely harrowing and even though US citizens can't really fix anything it's important to acknowledge so we conduct ourselves properly when discussing these sort of topics. Treating them with the gravity they deserve. Because the Dalit are PEOPLE and so many of them die just because of their caste. This guy is an honest to God serial killer and likely specifically targeted Dalit children because he knew they would drag ass to even take the population seriously. Anyway I'm once again really grateful that this channel really seems to focus on the cases themselves and the social implications of the crimes covered. This truly horrifying case doesn't feel like it was relegated to "entertainment". And it's also really important to not just cover cases where the victims are affluent or well educated or popular or whatever. Because even the cops didn't care about these children at first. People should know how these sorts of things happen. And maybe more people will speak out against the extremely poor conditions the Dalit people are forced to live under.
I feel devastated by the disappearance of 40+ childrens who were ignored because they were poor . Being poor is not a reason for the children be ignored . May Justice be served
It’s all by design to keep parents poor so they can exploit children and even murder them.
unfortunately, the indian authorities are still like that countless rape cases in north India get ignored and buried just because the girl was from lower caste. the caste based discrimination in the northern states is terrible
@@afrinrahman5519 caste system is still there but main reason behind this case is class system, people treat poors like shit and Ignores there problema
@@afrinrahman5519 Well it's quite opposite here , if someone belongs to a lower caste and something tragic happens to them the politicians and media houses will never leave such cases in comparison to someone who belongs to upper caste .
Lower caste people has reservation and equal rights , if they are facing discrimination on the basis of caste system or any other kind of discrimination then it's a crime .
As for this case , it was about social status.
There's two tier justice system one for rich and another for your poor and common people.
Some of those kids looked to be toddlers from one of the pictures,yet the police said they ran away, toddlers can't even cross the street by themselves yet supposedly they ran away. Also I really hate when there's cases of missing children and the police dismiss it and just say"Oh they just ran away" for God sakes until you have 100% irrefutable proof and evidence that a child has run away , never dismiss a parents' concern it could mean the difference between life and death sometimes.
Telephone number of sky cable
I'd say even if the child has run away they should stil start searching just in case
The indian police are so corrupted & lazy. Look at their paunches in the photos, most of them are alcoholic.
problem with police . just a bunch of leeches that suck out the taxes and only does the bare minimum@@heroic_antagonist759
I was 7 years old and my friend was a victim of Javed. We were not close friends but we use to play in groups some times. His search was carried for many days and he was nowhere to be found. RIP.
I'm from India and honestly this is my first time hearing about this gruesome case. Thank you Megan for covering this case. It's really sad for the victims and to their families that they couldn't get justice immediately. I guess money and connection plays a huge role even if you commit such heinous crimes. I hope those two go to hell.
Same
I am not from India but have read about this case many years ago.
Same
This case was extremely famous . I am surprised that you did not hear of this earlier .
Same
It baffles me how victims are ignored just because they're poor, I feel so bad
Unfortunately that's the world we find ourselves in. Back here in Africa, you will not believe the craziness of the True Crimes going on here. Greed and classism is worldwide now
Phone number of sky cable
Phone number of sky cable
Phone number of sky cable
They literally have a group of people called 'untouchables', the poorest people
It's sickening to think that they would've kept getting away with the murders if they hadn't picked a victim whose father had money...
The father wasn't even that rich. The other victims were just super poor and were lower caste. The father was a pimp who was pimping out his own daughter to Pandher.
I am from India and surprisingly this case wasn't much talked in India , tv channels and reports milked them and once the trp was over ,it still felt and became almost unknown,,
The way u gathered the information and presented it phenomenal,, thank you so much Meghan ❤️
That's really unfortunate.
@@truecrimescafe yes 😔,
Btw just saw ur channel and u earned a subscriber sir , thanks to u for bringing light to true crime .
Sorry but this case was discussed many times even channels like study iq discussed thoroughly about it
You might have been really young and your parents wouldn’t have exposed you to this if you were born late 1990s or early 2000s . It was one of the most talked about cases in India during the time and even now is bought up once in a while in the media …
It's ome of the most talked about case I guess you are very young😅😅😅😅
It is very disgraceful how the value of human life is dependent on the wealth and status of a person in some countries. Poverty does not make a person any less of a human being.
yes it does lol. accept the reality.
@@pogotaga13 You are just 🚮
@@pogotaga13 true , but in india is at extreme level.
@@pogotaga13 honestly, it shouldn't. Just because they are poor doesn't mean they are less human
yeah, tell them, they'll surely listen
Meghan's way of narrating is so clear and distinct. My favourite channel for crime mysteries.
This case bothered me more than any of the others you’ve covered so far. It’s sad that I’m used to seeing cases where the police value people from middle to upper class more than poor people, but the thing that got me about this is that they had all the evidence to convict both men yet the corruption within the system was so prevalent that one of them almost got off free. I’m so happy Pinky’s family had a copy of the confession. Without it, they wouldn’t have gotten justice.
not to forget that Koli finally changed his statement after realizing that his master is gonna be free and he's gonna hang lol... That was the main turning point that lead to pander's arrest...
Actually both men have been acquitted of all charges as of October 2023. So no justice.
I would like to suggest you about a rarely known, unheard case of Kamduni province of West Bengal,India.This case involves the brutal rape and murder of a college girl who was raped while she was menstruating and then murdered via splitting her body in half by the members of political parties.Since they were not arrested due to their prominence in society..its a really controversial case and not popular even among Bengalis, let alone India and the whole world.I would really be grateful if you gather information of this case and share with everyone.
PS:This case happened just after 1 year of Nirbhaya's case. Its really sad that most of the people are unaware of this ..Sorry for my ignorance but later four of the killers were given death sentence and the rest lifetime imprisonment.This case went on for 10 yrs.
@Trisha U r welcome
What is the significance of menstruation in this case?
@@AS-jo8qh It was given in the news because to make u understand the brutality of the case...You might ask how this was found in the murder....a sanitary napkin was found on the mouth of the victim..in that way
@@gaanerchabioh my god 😳
Fkin vile mfs . These third world fobs got no respect for women
This case reminds me of the case of Wirjo, a farmer who goes on a killing spree for seemingly no reason (many have speculated that it's for spiritual power or something like that because Wirjo did fast for around 40 days before the killing), and killed 20 people and injured 12 more
I thought Wirjo was in some kind of psychotic episode, he always has anger issue and his neighbors were always avoiding him because of his sudden outburst. definitely supernatural background believed by the locals to be one of the cause of his anger outburst which later on cause the killing spree. my sister's husband is banyuwangian and he said that there are people who still believe that Wirjo's 'spirit' might come back from the death to possess someone to continue the killing spree.
21:58 =At least the Constable is smart enough to advise Officer Yadav to do that... He knows he and his subordinates will be held by the next of those above them so a legitimate and refutable evidence copies are given a leeway to still exist out of their jurisdiction... Its brilliant actually...
This shook India and still sends shivers down the spine.
Update: He got out of jail today, after 18 years. This is ridiculous
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Wtfff
I thoughy only American Justice system was trash
@@Elaix26958 in most countries of the world, the justice system is complete crap. Maybe it is effective in a couple of European countries, but all the others in this regard are more like a circus.
@@Elaix26958 Most countries around the world have worse justice systems than the United States and you know it. Just say you hate the US instead of lying.
Being an INDIAN i never really heard about this case since its been more than a decade but i feel so sad that JUST BECAUSE THEY WERE POOR and DALITS they were ignored....imagine how many families would have been saved if the police (of that time) listened to them and would have properly executed their duty :(
I would like to make a suggestion about narrating such cases that involve sexual assault: oftentimes, when people choose to use the word "sex" to describe sexual acts that were not consensual, it downplays the severity of the crime and removes the victims' right to consent because it carries the implication of consent when the actual act was sexual assault, necrophilia, etc. Wording and use of language plays a big part in the treatment of victims and survivors of non-consensual acts as it can invalidate their trauma/emotions as well as make it seem like it was their fault (i.e., how language in sexual assault causes can mitigate perpetrator responsibility and increase victim irresponsibility). The paper "The Linguistics of Sexual Assault: How the Dissonance of Individuals’ Perpetrator Expectations and The Ordering of
Information Effects Perceptions of Sexual Assault" by Megan Boegli delves into this deeper and can explain far better than I can.
Is the concept of consent applicable to children?
@@henggaraed I was more commenting on the use of the phrase "sex with their bodies" and the connotations that come with the word "sex" and how it can downplay the severity of the crime but given that minors cannot consent because they are not legally able to, I would say no. I'm not an expert on this though, but I believe that since children are not legally able to consent (I have no clue what the age of consent is in India btw), anything that is done to them is illegal since they cannot give their consent in the first place. (For example, if in the US and in a state where the age of consent is 18*, a 20 yr. old had sexual relations with a 17 yr. old - while it may be socially acceptable if they were in a relationship and the 17 yr. old "consented"** to it, they are not at the age of consent and technically cannot give their consent even though they are almost of age.)
*age of consent varies from 16 - 18 in the US and depends on state law so if in a state where the age of consent is 16 or 17, then this hypothetical situation would be legal
**in quotes because given the age of consent in example, they cannot legally consent even if they say they do
@@henggaraed Also looking at this more from the language side of things and how certain wording and phrases have connotations that can negatively impact victims/survivors (i.e., should use "r*pe" instead of "sex" when it wasn't consensual or when discussing slavery as another example that is similar, using "enslaved person" instead of "slave.") More commenting on how language has an impact on the discussed topic and how using some words can (unintentionally) take away from the person who suffered, was a victim, etc.
@@merlinemrys9082 Okay I think I got you, you are speaking about political correctness and impact of using the alternative, I was focused on technical application of the term?
@@henggaraed Yes, exactly!!
As someone who lived in india (my father was a doctor, he's since retired) I remember this case and it was dishearting to see how much this case was botched from the start and how it was handled even when the CBI were involved. Not sure what the Indian police department and CBI are like now, but nothing about the police handling and that of the CBI made sense.
They are the same even now.
Dont expect changes ..they are still same and corrupted
As an Indian I've not heard about this case,maybe because its old...
Today the justice system in India has improved than before and more secure but still there are some loopholes like corruption in the justice system...
Thank you for covering this case from India Ma'am ❤
Justice?😂 you must be kidding me. lol! No press freedom, delay in rape cases, govt. supporting sex offender and ignoring female wrestlers. Stop posting shit. World knows enough of your shit.
I really must be old. In my memory I remember the media highlighting this case not too long ago.
@@Sahu6492 truee😂😂😂😂 I guess we who are in their 20s are the only one who knows about it because many people are saying they haven't heard but isn't it the most popular case😂😂😂😂😂
I remember this so vividly. Parents were scared for us kids. And friends used to walk hand in hand.
That is because you watch bigg boss
I've been living in Noida for the past 5 years and I never got to know about this case. Hell, sector 31 is 15mins away from my place. Goes to show how poor the media coverage was, even my parents thought that Pandher was completely innocent and it was koli's bidding altogether. Rest in peace to all the victims that lost their lives 🙏
Media coverage was massive.
Unfortunately people in India mostly consume garbage like reality shows.
Bro i am from ghaziabad. Even i knew about this shit since i was born.
@@rjfischer00 To be fair, I was 5yrs old when this happened 🤷♀️
@@Reya66 It's fine. Not everybody talks about crimes. But i was nonexistent when this happened lol.
I remember about this case on tv when I was in school. It was a sensational case back then.
i love your narrations megan, you tell these stories really well so they won’t just remain trapped in history and people will remember them for a long time
Thank you for covering this case with such detail Megan. I remember watching this incident on News Channels and was quite young to understand what exactly went down in that house. I only knew this as the Kidney Racket Incident and never knew about the sexual abuse and other things that the poor children had to suffer through. May their souls rest in peace.
As an indian , i wasn't surprised at the way this case was handled in India. This caste system is really old and tiring and should've left upon independence. I pray for the kids who lost their lives and for the parents too.
Then first we have to remove reservations , you people are really hypocrites when it comes to reservation !!
@@Kel12462 yeah but also nah , we need reservations but not on the basis of caste but on the basis of salary
Main killer was sikh and his servant was so called lower caste...not sure how you moron tie everything with caste.
@@Kel12462 if the caste system is eradicated then reservations will automatically be removed also, no? Since there will be nothing to put reservations on. Meaning no caste system = no reservations. So if I were you I would start advocating for eradicating the caste system ASAP 😂
@@wabbitwabbit98 The constitution of India doesn't recognise caste system and any kind of discrimination on the basis of caste is a crime .
And as for reservation, it is something that has kept caste system alive till now . Most of the kids literally learn about caste system when they are filling forms for entrance exams.
This is incredibly sad and disturbing…
I respect how great the content is and the effort it must take for regular releases! Thank you and your team!
I recommended the Pai Hsiao Yen case last time and I have another one my mom told me about- The Tsinghua University love rival killing/mutilation. The perpetrator Hung Hsiao-hui (洪曉慧) released back in 2008 and it was a big controversy. It’s also a very famous case in Taiwan.
It’s scary how much a criminal can get away with if they just bribe the right person….
Out of many true crime stories, this one was truly really hard and disturbing to listen to. My condolences to the families broken from this awful tragedy.
It's disgusting to see how rich people will always matter more than the poor ones
Yep that’s india and the rest of South Asia is all about. There is no value for the poor.
The rich got rich because of the hardwork of poor people
@@ChiekoGamers you are ridiculous 😂
You mean rich don't do anything ?
They got money on trees and roads somewhere ?
This case was horrifying.. I was very young but I still remember news of this case being run 24*7.. one of the 3 cases that shook India (apart from Arushi Talwar and 2012 Delhi case).
P.s I would also like to talk about a not so prominent case of Ruchika Girhotra from Chandigarh… it’s an absolute horror on exploitation of power by the higher ups. When I read of the case I was shocked and wondered if I was reading a Kdrama crime thriller plot with no final justice.
Thanks for covering. I came to know about this case I guess 4 years ago. One of our teacher gave this case's example. I was too stunned to even think about it and after coming home I searched it on internet. I was really shocked!! You covered this case with more details and gave a clear understanding of it.
Well it's true that now a days even for justice you need money and power. Which is a sad thing.
Glad to see the channel growing so quickly! Congrats on 200k and hope to see even more content!
This case was so famous as "Noida case" back when I was about 10 years old. This gruesome case affected Indians all over the world. I was too small to know the details behind this.
Thank you Megan for this upload. You are a beautiful hardworking lady. Love love ❤️
I love the way Megan telling the stories and I honestly loving the vocabulary used in her stories. Some of the words she used, I never heard about it before. Good job Megan ☺️
I'm from India and this case was absolutely gruesome and mind-blowing. It was covered heavily in the media and even though the poor parents faced discrimination for the longest time, at the end the did get some semblance of justice and closure.
there's no closure when it comes to murder, just endurance
Why the h ell would the parents face discrimination???
@@ACal-qp4ld It's called the caste system, and economic class also plays a part.
There's no closure actually because both men have been acquitted of all charges as of October 2023.
I am an educator to young children and this is a truly heartbreaking case, I even started having difficulty in breathing time to time while watching this video. I have many foreign-friends and most of them are Indians. I have known about this sort of matters throughout generations in India but this would be my first time to be exposed to something real which had happened not too long ago.
🙏🏽Thank you, dear Megan for covering this case and hopefully, by times, more awareness would be brought to worldwide organisations to help all Indian citizens in regards to these matters.
5:42 =I think I get why these crimes happened... Cause the perpetrators know they would not get caught if they target the pooerest of the poor, thus setting the stage of India's modern day LaLaurie House... I mean what the hell? Police even mocked and laughed at poor kids missing??? Yeah their attitude shows that this case wouldn't be given the right justice until it spat them on the face on how much body count could have been reduced if they took this seriously...
It's true. Pandher knew he had enough wealth and connections to be able to bribe the authorities and no one would show interest in the case of Dalits, the lowermost. Moreover, he made Koli the scapegoat because he too was poor and wouldn't have been able to get the investigation team on his side while both of them have been equally involved in the horrendous crime.
@@mariyamnadeem682 so called dalirs are involved in these cases
Stop yapping
I am an Indian, and this is the first time I've heard this case. This is very sad and disheartning, and I really hope those victims will get their justice. Nobody deserves such gruesome death.
Are you gen Z? Because this case was extremely sensational
@@AS-jo8qh Yeah, I was 7yo when this case happened.
You can smell the corruption in justice and police department of India. These types of cases still happen in India but they are never looked upon because of the bribery veil.
This case made me feel sick. A death sentence is not enough punishment. I don't know how you can read and narrateb this Megan. Keep up the good job!
Thank you so much for giving us informations about these horrendous crimes with your incredible and beyond description way of narration.
Hi, Megan I like how you cover every case with so much detailing. I knew about this Nithari case before but your representation of this case is the greatest. Hat's off to your hardwork.👏🏻❤
Now, I am suggesting you two more cases from India to cover up.
1. kamduni gang r@pe and murder case from West Bengal.
2. Soumya Murder case from Kerala.
Love your work from India 🇮🇳.
Unfortunately, this is not an uncommon occurence. Justice for heinous crimes is often delayed. Justice is almost always controlled for political gain. As an Indian, it fills me with so much sadness.
I am from India, and i didn't knew about this case. Thank you Megan! My heart goes out to all the victims of this case. How rigged is our justices are, they were ignored because they were poor?
Love the way you deliver every story!!!!!💜
Thank you for all your hard work 💜💜
Oh megannnnnn , it was me who recommended this case ..
Thank you so much , love u girl ..
Respect u for this awareness ❤ ..
☺️☺️ ..
U know just for you I searched for this case 😊
Another horrifying case indeed. Could you do Junko Furuta's case? There is still nothing that compares to the absolute monstrosity of what happened, perhaps excluding a well known war crime.
Please don't compare crime cases as it might be disrespectful for the victim and their families
That case is just something out of this world. Completely inhuman
You could have worded that differently
Junko's case is covered multiple times I do not believe it's necessary to cover it again
@narutouzumaki4864 They worded it badly, but Junko'a case really is one of the worst things I've ever seen in my life.
Wow, I'm Indian too, this case never gained the well-needed attention!
Thank you for covering the case and letting know many people about this Megan!
What you're talking about?
this case was pretty big at that time
This was in news all the time when it happened.
This case is just so sad it just shows that if u have money u can get away with anything I feel so bad for the victims families
How did this not make international headlines? Thank you for spotlighting this case, its complications, and its legacy.
dalit discrimination is very, very real here & the police can be very complacent w the lower classes. i remember my grandma spoke of this case once, but it really needs more attention as most people in India will definitely have not heard of this. even if it happened years ago, such tragedies must not be forgotten. thank you for bringing it into light again.
What dalit discrimination there were many sc so called dalit officials were involved in this case
@@nishantmani6302 propaganda is real
This youtuber is peddling it
I love ur interpretation Megan one day when am old i will start a channel and document about crimes around Africa.And i will always give u credit 4 inspiring me.
My favorite channel. Megan, you are so incredibly respectfull and striaght to the point, I am so happy to see a channel like this grow. Much love
This is incredibly sad.😢 everyone deserves to be looked for. It's terrible to see the less fortunate being ignored.
Please take care and stay safe everyone ❤
You too Megan!
as an Indian this case still sends chill that things like this could happen in this country, whenever cases like this occurs i always say in my heart to rest in peace for these poor victims
Made me lost in humanity
Great presentation as always, Megan...thank you!
All I could say was oh my goodness. Thank you Megan for talking about this case. Absolutely disgusting. The police's extreme negligence is unfathomable and I'm so sad that the families weren't believed because of their class. That is devastating.
another clear and concise case presentation from my fave true crime TH-camr.
RIP to the victims. Another case that could have been prevented from getting worse should the authorities weren't corrupt and inept.
Good cover of a murder story as always. Was waiting for the new vid! But I think the TH-cam video guideline is gonna be bothersome, due to some use of some sensitive words in this video.
Sad story! Thank you Megan! Love all yr videos!❤️
Megan- thank you for covering these cases most of them I have never heard of please don’t ever stop making these your voice is beautiful and I love hearing it I have been binging your vids since I discovered you last night
Thankyou so much for making a video 🙏🏻
As an Indian, i never knew about this case until now, thanks for covering this case for us Megan
How? This was in all the news channels when it happened.
@@lookintoit4537 I didn't watch news back then, its a long story. It wasn't even discussed over here where I live.
@@shootingstars9165 ok
Ayyyy that intro is fire tho🔥 gets me hyped. Love watching ur channel grow I remember watching u and thinking u deserved much more.
Woah... thanks for covering it Megan ....
Recently I requested you for this case .But you already filmed it. Thank you Megan.
And there is very sad that recently the criminal s are released and all the charges are dropped. The judiciary again failed us and the victims family. They are terrified also because the criminals are out freely roaming 😢😢
I remember this case and it's a reminder that birth control is a good idea. Unwanted children are vulnerable because no one cares about them. People who preach against birth control for religious reasons and cultures that value sons above daughters and will keep having children until a son is born contribute to the problem. A society that can't protect the most vulnerable is a failed society.
Tru but the problem is even deeper than wut I reckon. The society is broken for sure
here we go with victim blaming, the only unwanted children are the perpetrators of the story!
I have never understood any class system in the world, its such an unnecessary evil. I don't understand how a father can pimp out his own daughter. This is beyond unimaginable, beyond justification.
I always enjoy listening to you talk about these things 👍 great job with all you videos ✌️👍
We have are own HOUSE OF HORRORS right here in the USA 🇺🇸 in the state of Oklahoma. The man was a SA resident who just got out of prison and returned home to say he wouldn’t ever do this again. But things turned out even worse when they found his house was full of sexual abuse/predators, violence, etc. He ended up killing 6 people including his wife and himself. The police and family members came to the scene 🎬 to see what has happened. There were 2 young kids that came over for a slumber party 🎉 who were killed as well. They found them out side on the lawn, dead 💀. Many items found inside the house were of sexual orientation/ drugs and candy filled with drugs for the kids to eat so that they would cooperate and be tied up 🆙. We don’t know how many kids could be involved, still. They are still looking 👀 around the grounds for more kids that might be still there. The Oklahoma police department doesn’t seem to make any comments about this which makes the family members very upset. Who knows what else may be missing/happening. These kids were only 12,13, and up to 18 years old. 3 of the kids were his own step-children, 2 girls and 1 boy and the other two were 2 young girls 👧 who came over for the sleepover/ party . I think he wanted to SA them too. ❤ your videos are please 🙏 keep up the amazing 😻 xx job you do because we need more people like you to bring us such wonderful content of crime stories like 👍 you do. Thanks ever so much!! 😊☮️🩵🖤✝️💙☯️❣️😅🩷🩶😊💕. This is an ongoing situation and is still being investigated by the FBI and LE and Oklahoma of BCI. 25:22
Thank you for adding your own subtitles.
I love your videos alot...🥰 I m very fond of CRIME CASES.... I appreciate the way u give all the detailed information about the given cases..... I love your narration...💕and becoz of this I watch your each and every video...... Lots of love from INDIA...🥰And Unnie I want to say that the full form of FIR is First Information report but u said First Incident Report... But no problem 😊
What about him admitting to having oral sex with children and then handing them over to his butler ????
Why wasnt he jailed for this .
He said he picked this gross habit up from thailand .
He brought his way out of jail. DISGUSTING WHAT ABOUT JUSTICE FOR THESE BABIES???
Excellent writing, narration, and video every time 🙌🏻🙌🏻🙌🏻 Kudos you guys!!
Megan’s way of storytelling gives me goosebumps. She narrates the story with such effortless flow and it’s very sad case for a children. Great work! I have a suggestion of another sad and depressing case The Burrari family case❤
I find it difficult to watch crime channels or news, especially when it involves crimes against children. The thought of such incidents still gives me shivers.
I always look forward to your stories! Your way of storytelling is very engaging and it just makes you want to watch more!
Love your channel Megan. thank you
I just found out about your channel, I love how you include images of case reports
There's a story you should look into, in India parents are have been convicted and sentenced for the death of their daughter Shruti Talwar. What was weird about the case is that she was found dead in her locked room. There's a movie called Talvar, watching it pisses you off because of how stupid the police are and everything that surrounded the murder
So heartbreaking how Pinky's father ended up dead, while the evidence he fought so hard to bring to the court yielded no punishment
They've both been acquitted in 2023... what kind of messed up justice system allows that? So many people died and no one is punished for it. So infuriating.
it gives a bad image to India 😅
You're amazing! Your work and dedication is absolutely admirable 😊
I just simply love love love this channel! Thank you being consistent!❤🇮🇳
Only in India would you find the neighbours of a serial killer getting in on whatever action they could get from what’s left of the victims when their initial perpetrator was done with them.
One guy abducts, another does the rape, then another trafficks them, and when it’s all done, yet another harvests the victims organs, while another discards their remains. Man, they really won’t let a penny slide.
Great work as usual, Meghan!!
Day dreaming is bad James HuH
"He only used the children for oral sex" Oh that's okay then, right? GRRRRRRR!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Good morning! A wonderful way to start the day with! Thank you Megan really love your yt channel 😌😌
Just what I needed 😊
I can relate.
really love how you narrate, listeners can really feel the ambiance, the sinister, the mystery of the case.
others are so robotic, and they are from an english speaking country. like when they say "it was so horrifying, and so sad" but the tone has no emotion, it was like it was read by a reading AI.
I've been binging some episodes since last night (I just discovered your channel!) and one thing I realized is that, other than the suspects of course, most of these wouldn't have that many victims if only the authorities took the initial reports seriously and that they didn't have biases in social statuses of the people reporting to them. same goes with the justice system of countries
Great a Megan video t Start my day 👍 This case was terryble poor kids AND ladies .
I am from India and this horeific case made waves in India. I was an expecting mother at the time and this case scared the life out me. Parents of young children all across the country became extra protective and cautious about their children.😢
Firstt..ly you megan ❤ I've been waiting for a new upload
thank you for touching on this subject - unfortunately this goes on throughout the world...
What you’ve said about the monsters are so true and heartbreaking. Thank you for sharing. I’ve enjoyed your intelligent about things that are dark and horrific. May all those children Rest In Peace. Their pain is over now
Now another case that will keep me up at night. Im lack of words of how sickening this is.
Finally a platform that confirms India as an Asian country. Thanks for covering this case❤
Oh. I actually thought I hadn't heard about this case as I started listening because the other creator I saw cover this straight up refused to acknowledge that the caste system is alive and unfortunately doing quite well. I've heard many Indian people speak out against it and expose the horrific treatment of the Dailt people. People are still reporting that the "caste system isn't that relevant now" but I've seen Indian activists speaking out against it and showing evidence that it is in fact very much still going on. The most recent horror I read about was how thousands of Dalit people were sold to China as slave labor after promising them good work only for them to realize that not only were they not even paid enough to eat every day but that they could no longer go home at all. Which means the breadwinners of thousands of families lost the only resource available to them. It's actually pretty horrifying and is inherently tied to fast fashion and the need for cheap/free labor to produce so quickly.
I didn't even mean to type this much on the matter but I'm so so happy to see someone not pushing caste propaganda by downplaying the massive social effects and ills of the caste system. There are so many crimes tied to the structure of a caste and people definitely need to talk about the cultural and social impact more often. Because it's genuinely harrowing and even though US citizens can't really fix anything it's important to acknowledge so we conduct ourselves properly when discussing these sort of topics. Treating them with the gravity they deserve.
Because the Dalit are PEOPLE and so many of them die just because of their caste. This guy is an honest to God serial killer and likely specifically targeted Dalit children because he knew they would drag ass to even take the population seriously.
Anyway I'm once again really grateful that this channel really seems to focus on the cases themselves and the social implications of the crimes covered. This truly horrifying case doesn't feel like it was relegated to "entertainment". And it's also really important to not just cover cases where the victims are affluent or well educated or popular or whatever. Because even the cops didn't care about these children at first. People should know how these sorts of things happen. And maybe more people will speak out against the extremely poor conditions the Dalit people are forced to live under.
I commense your way of narrating each stories...kudos!
What the actual fuck. This is some Dahmer-Gacy level stuff and everyone who didn’t care that little kids disappeared should be ashamed.
I know, right? I just can’t wrap my head around how disgusting and evil this is.
I can't believe I've never heard of this case and especially how the crimes are so horrific it's terrible 😢