The dad being up at the time, the access to the daughters room, the “missing” key, late to answer door in the morning, letting in others to mess the crime scene; my suspicions stay on the dad. We may never find his motive but he had access, opportunity, means, surgical skill and understanding of neck anatomy, and the strength to move a body.
@@soagybread110 totally the theory that the dad walked in on hemraj assaulting her is bs to me. It sounds more like the dad covering up his infidelity, something arushi and hemraj both knew and discussed about according to her boyfriend
The article that was published on this case was written by my political science teacher and she told us that this case was a very bizarre and complicated case and they could not trust anyone like not even the investigation team
I am an Indian and I was very surprised to learn that the police did not stop people or vacated the crime scenes if they had this case wouldn't have gone cold this outrageous that police forces are this negligent. This is just so unfair to the victims who lost their life.
I watched a documentary about this case. It seems inconceivable that a corpse was lying in plain sight, merely covered by a sheet in the Indian heat without the occupants of the house being unaware. The man servant at least must have been involved. The police were taking orders from the victim's father and had to be forced to come back to properly examine overlooked evidence by another family member which also makes the father's involvement suspicious. The police chief's lurid and baseless speculation was despicable and did nothing to help the case. The only hero in this story was the official in charge of protection of women and children who at least tried to protect the girls virtue. Unfortunately this case, like so many others in India involving wealthy people was never properly concluded.
@@ladynikkiethis happens all the time in India. Suddenly all the neighbors and media want barge in to gawk at the crime scene before the police even get their boots on.
One thing about the case which makes me sad is that hemraj is equally a victim but people usually give importance and sympathy only to aarushi. Yes it's tragic a young soul was killed. But hemraj was a breadwinner for the family and likely killed as he was a witness to the crime.he is almost always brushed to the side like a piece of evidence. I still think parents did it and got away. Whatever they did in public reeked of psychopathy.
Class and gender, and in India's case, caste too, will always play into who society wants to champion as victims. The life of a poor man is always deemed _worthless_ in the most literal sense of the word.
Dr. Saxena @19:57 the pathologist who is accused to have tampered or misplaced the evidence was one of my professors. I don't know whether she intended to misplace the vaginal sample but knowing her personality it absolutely wouldn't surprise me if she actually did misplace it. I once asked her about this case and she said she wasn't even present on the date the sample was received by the lab so she didn't work on the case. She said she doesn't know how she got roped into the case aside from the fact that she knew the Talwar couple for many years 🤷🏾♀ But I did hear she moved out of India because of public scrutiny and apparently teaches at some Caribbean med school.
@@realtalk6195 I did the opposite of accusing her actually because misplacing things is a common trait of hers. Anyone who knows her wouldn't be surprised by it. The accusation of her intentionally misplacing the sample was amusing because it's possible that she lost it by mistake. I cannot confirm if she did it on purpose to sabotage the investigation or not obviously, only she knows the truth. So I am really not understanding your hostile tone...but you do you.
Didn’t they also consider that maybe her dad was sexually assaulting her and he witnessed it ? That theory isn’t even wild cause now-a-days fathers assault their daughters and no one even knows. Everything is just too convenient. How could the key go missing all of a sudden. Then allowing people to compromise the scene. And finally cremating her? The entire thing raises questions. The weirdest of all is how no one heard a sound during the murder. The house wasn’t even that big enough.
Cremation is a hindu tradition, and they cremated her the next day based on thr advice of a family elder, and with approval from the police. The family members he let into his home lived in the same appartement complex, and everyone (including the police) stated that he'd been distraught to the point of hurting himself. He needed family at that point, and it wasn’t his responsibility to protect the integrity of the crime scene. The responsibility fell upon the police, aka the professionals.
@@Aiffam1 still his integrity. If a crime happens in your home and the police aren’t on the scene as yet it’s the persons job to make sure that no one goes in our out. Don’t know how it works in other countries. Plus according to the report when police arrived people were already in the house so any hope of finding substantial evidence was lost
@@BlessinginBloom There was still hope for evidence to be found. A few people aren’t going to make a difference. But every person to enter the home had to be noted, which the police never did. It took the police days to treat the house like a crime scene. And the police have no excuse. They didn’t find their daughter murdered in her bed, and yet they still neglected their duty. Furthermore, this isn’t a break-in or robbery, they found their only daughter brutally murdered in her room. Mental distress distrups a person's ability for logical thoughts. It's not a crime to be upset about your daughters death. Plus, it isn’t rare for berieved parents to call family for support after a traumatic event. I have heard several instances of it, especially if the support lives nearby.
i am from India, i heard about this case from a lot of sources, i always get frustrated knowing the magnitude of ignorance by the officers from the beginning of the investigation. i feel so bad knowing that the culprit is still out there. Justice should be served for both souls.
I hope you're feeling much better Megan, you sound good. Get some rest now. I had Covid too, and it sapped all of my energy. Your strength is amazing!! Take care.
Just wanted to say, the mass child murder case from India that was covered here about a rich guy and his servant killing little kids. Well that guy just got released by court.
This is India's one of the most famous unsolved cases. You could say it was actually solved yet it remained unsolved because of improper police actions.
@@dawn3589 simply because it tended more to be done by parents. To explain it to you, the main servant who was killed with the girl had its people come over who drank in his place. They sneaked in the night and tried to assault the girl but it was seen by the servant. So they just beat him up which ultimately led to his death. On the other hand they slit the throat of the girl as well in her room using a doctor knife used by the dad. So thats why it seemed the parents are the killers.
I know it’s not easy to work with such heavy source material but I really appreciate you shining a light on the unfortunately short lives of Arushi and Hemraj. Although sad, it’s one way to prolong interest in these cases and make sure no one forgets the victims.
There seems to be a lot of suspicious elements in this case. The fact that the police didn't even suspect the parents even when the wound was said to be 'inflicted with surgical precision' will never fail to amaze me. The way the Noida police handled the first response was even more bizzare. The unusually quick autopsy and cremation of the body. It definitely had to have been the parents and Hemraj ended up being in the wrong place and wrong time. The police failed to do their due diligence and find concrete evidence. Not only the police but everyone involved in the procedure.
Finally!!! ❤❤❤❤ Thank you so much for taking my request, Megan! This case has intrigued me for years and now to hear all about its history and analysis from my favourite TH-camr of criminal cases is just ❤ sorry for my grammatical mistakes! I'm just so excited for this one! Thank you, Meg! Love you so much! 🎉
This case sparked outrage for many reasons but biggest was initial police incompetence and lack of investigation. Hemraj’s body was found 3 days later, there was a bloody hand print upstairs next to terrace door but police even handled that without gloves but let other people touch it.
These sort of unsolved cases due to what really - in this case - seems to be fueled by official incompetence and it's really distressing. A young girl and a grown man literally lost their lives and no one knows what happened even a LITTLE BIT because of inadvertent evidence tampering and the destruction of the scene of the crime. The fact that they weren't doing so maliciously doesn't change the fact that this family has no closure or answers in regards to their daughters death or the death of an employee they relied on and seem to have trusted. I think they only pointed the finger at him first because he was strangely absent when he usually wouldn't be since he was a reliable person. I really hope literally any evidence comes up so they can reinvestigate.
It's very weird that both the parents didn't heard a single noise that night of the murder ... They were both inside the house whole night and still didn't wake up even once
I am an Indian and we did a case study on this crime. It is very suspicious and everyone suspects the parents, especially since no one else should have been able to access her room and their home without the keys. Everything is very sus here.
I think there is a movie based on this case, it seemed so weird and it's unfortunate she had to lose her life. I hope you are feeling better Ms Megan, and stay safe and healthy, love you.❤
Well I have watched a indian film just like this. In it the father was the one who killed her daughter because she had some kind of relationship with the worker. The father killed the worker with a golf bat (idk what you call it). After watching this I think that film was made referring to this case..
Miss Megan can you cover this one from the Phlippines since you're the best at this and the perfect person to do this Im hoping and Praying you cover this one here are the details . The Maguindanao massacre The Maguindanao massacre, also known as the Ampatuan massacre, named after the town where mass graves of victims were found, occurred on the morning of November 23, 2009, in the town of Ampatuan in then-undivided Maguindanao (which is now Maguindanao del Sur) province, on the island of Mindanao.
I am surprised that even the Indians present in the comment section don't know about the movie based on this very case. It's called "Talvar" and stars Irrfan Khan.
Really nice to see your Video on a new case again... Hope you've fully recovered and no symptoms from the recent Covid. Do continue with plenty of rest and always hydrate yourself... 😊
I have heard about this case before. But I don't think her parents would kill her and the helper as there are evidences that strongly suggest that someone else was/were involved. I hope justice is served to those two souls who died without any reason. 😞😢
First of all, I hope you're healthy now, if not then please rest well and take care of yourself! We appreciate your efforts but please look after yourself too! Love you
That was honor killing, this happens when people or families prefers family image or honor than their own flesh and blood , sometimes the wife helps to carry out this to their daughers as she is just following what the husband says ,here in Germany we had a lot of this cases from families from the middle east or turkish families sometimes if they have a teenager family member they telll them to do it because if he is still juvenile, the sentence would be milder than an adult .
I firmly believe on the second theory of Gurdarahan Singh (IG meerut) The parents should have been considered suspects and a lie detector test should have been conducted on them.
This case is really 'corrupted'. At least it feels like that. I am also very 'yuck' with all the rumors that came out (true or not). On another note, love the blue shirt - so pro!
A combination of scene contamination and shoddy police work has created the lack of concrete evidence that could have resulted in reasonable suspects to examine. In our day to day lives we misplace things, can’t find things, forget to lock doors, become preoccupied by irrelevant things, have obsessions about cleanliness and countless other potentially “suspicious” actions given an unexpected tragedy. I tend to think that a dismissed servant (like Vishnu?) could have sought revenge on the couple and/or Hemraj. It’s likely that the daughter or Hemraj became collateral damage in one or the other’s mrder. The schedules kept by the parents seemed pretty exhausting to me, so I can believe they may have slept through any potential noise. The truth is often stranger than fiction, you know. I hope justice is reached for the sakes of the victims and other innocent people close to the tragedy, especially the parents and surviving relatives of the victims.
is it just me or the parents don't seem to be in any sort of pain after losing their child? i mean in pictures they seem quite serene and not grieving after their child ...
The police and family members say he was beyond upset: crying, hitting his head with his hands and hitting his head against the wall in grieve. He could barely speak. The mother was was more able to communicate, but she later recalls that she had been shock and hadn't accepted that Arushi was dead until days later.
Something is so wrong in this case like it’s so coincidental and circumstantial that all the evidence was tampered with whether intentionally or unintentionally
They didnt kill her. She had witnessed the killing of the house help. Thats why she was killed by the guy who killed the house help who was found on the terrace. The forensic guy gave an interview on the lallantop channel. He said they pinned the murder on the parents since they needed to pin it on someone, in spite of gorensic evidence, because of public pressure
it's sad! what kind of police are they who worked on this case?!!! that's disgusting and unprofessional! why we would listen to their speculations? they need to upgrade criminalistic and investigation skills. They lack a lot of education... no wonder why they are unethical people! and thanks you to Megan and the team to cover this segment!
The daughter and Parents seems to have a good relationship,i dont get why they turned to be the suspect , not even an involvement of any rebellious character of the girl and very confusing how the Police handles it...specially when another person was murdered in a same way as the girl....only child was lost like that she does not deserve it and the Man as well ...
The dad being up at the time, the access to the daughters room, the “missing” key, late to answer door in the morning, letting in others to mess the crime scene; my suspicions stay on the dad. We may never find his motive but he had access, opportunity, means, surgical skill and understanding of neck anatomy, and the strength to move a body.
same
I think it’s possible that he killed her and hemraj was a witness but i think he or his wife did it and he cleaned it up
I believe that he may have murdered her due to the daughter knowing about the dad's affair with a family friend
@@naush9442 yeah I thought that too and then maybe hemraj walked in and was killed as well
@@soagybread110 totally the theory that the dad walked in on hemraj assaulting her is bs to me. It sounds more like the dad covering up his infidelity, something arushi and hemraj both knew and discussed about according to her boyfriend
The article that was published on this case was written by my political science teacher and she told us that this case was a very bizarre and complicated case and they could not trust anyone like not even the investigation team
I am an Indian and I was very surprised to learn that the police did not stop people or vacated the crime scenes if they had this case wouldn't have gone cold this outrageous that police forces are this negligent. This is just so unfair to the victims who lost their life.
And the biggest clue the bloody hand stains on the terrace was such a crucial evidence but the delay ruined it
The moment the neighbors walked into the house the crime scene was completely contaminated and now that evidence was lost forever
I watched a documentary about this case. It seems inconceivable that a corpse was lying in plain sight, merely covered by a sheet in the Indian heat without the occupants of the house being unaware. The man servant at least must have been involved. The police were taking orders from the victim's father and had to be forced to come back to properly examine overlooked evidence by another family member which also makes the father's involvement suspicious. The police chief's lurid and baseless speculation was despicable and did nothing to help the case. The only hero in this story was the official in charge of protection of women and children who at least tried to protect the girls virtue. Unfortunately this case, like so many others in India involving wealthy people was never properly concluded.
@@ladynikkiethis happens all the time in India. Suddenly all the neighbors and media want barge in to gawk at the crime scene before the police even get their boots on.
Seriously then you must be pretty young because i myself being a teen already knew about it like 2yrs ago Through the movie "Talvar" dekh le
One thing about the case which makes me sad is that hemraj is equally a victim but people usually give importance and sympathy only to aarushi. Yes it's tragic a young soul was killed. But hemraj was a breadwinner for the family and likely killed as he was a witness to the crime.he is almost always brushed to the side like a piece of evidence. I still think parents did it and got away. Whatever they did in public reeked of psychopathy.
Class and gender, and in India's case, caste too, will always play into who society wants to champion as victims. The life of a poor man is always deemed _worthless_ in the most literal sense of the word.
Dr. Saxena @19:57 the pathologist who is accused to have tampered or misplaced the evidence was one of my professors. I don't know whether she intended to misplace the vaginal sample but knowing her personality it absolutely wouldn't surprise me if she actually did misplace it. I once asked her about this case and she said she wasn't even present on the date the sample was received by the lab so she didn't work on the case. She said she doesn't know how she got roped into the case aside from the fact that she knew the Talwar couple for many years 🤷🏾♀ But I did hear she moved out of India because of public scrutiny and apparently teaches at some Caribbean med school.
interesing insight, thank you
So you're basically implicating her of wrongdoing out of personal anecdotes and absolutely no evidence related to what she was accused of.
@@realtalk6195 I did the opposite of accusing her actually because misplacing things is a common trait of hers. Anyone who knows her wouldn't be surprised by it. The accusation of her intentionally misplacing the sample was amusing because it's possible that she lost it by mistake. I cannot confirm if she did it on purpose to sabotage the investigation or not obviously, only she knows the truth. So I am really not understanding your hostile tone...but you do you.
Interesting side story
Didn’t they also consider that maybe her dad was sexually assaulting her and he witnessed it ? That theory isn’t even wild cause now-a-days fathers assault their daughters and no one even knows. Everything is just too convenient. How could the key go missing all of a sudden. Then allowing people to compromise the scene. And finally cremating her? The entire thing raises questions. The weirdest of all is how no one heard a sound during the murder. The house wasn’t even that big enough.
You mean "so many girls willingly FK their dads these days".
There i fixed your comment.
Cremation is a hindu tradition, and they cremated her the next day based on thr advice of a family elder, and with approval from the police. The family members he let into his home lived in the same appartement complex, and everyone (including the police) stated that he'd been distraught to the point of hurting himself. He needed family at that point, and it wasn’t his responsibility to protect the integrity of the crime scene. The responsibility fell upon the police, aka the professionals.
@@Aiffam1 still his integrity. If a crime happens in your home and the police aren’t on the scene as yet it’s the persons job to make sure that no one goes in our out. Don’t know how it works in other countries. Plus according to the report when police arrived people were already in the house so any hope of finding substantial evidence was lost
@@BlessinginBloom There was still hope for evidence to be found. A few people aren’t going to make a difference. But every person to enter the home had to be noted, which the police never did. It took the police days to treat the house like a crime scene. And the police have no excuse. They didn’t find their daughter murdered in her bed, and yet they still neglected their duty. Furthermore, this isn’t a break-in or robbery, they found their only daughter brutally murdered in her room. Mental distress distrups a person's ability for logical thoughts. It's not a crime to be upset about your daughters death. Plus, it isn’t rare for berieved parents to call family for support after a traumatic event. I have heard several instances of it, especially if the support lives nearby.
@@Aiffam1 Honestly the entire situation was handled carelessly. The evidence was looking them in the face I guess they just weren’t looking to see it.
I'm glad you're feeling better, Megan.
i am from India, i heard about this case from a lot of sources, i always get frustrated knowing the magnitude of ignorance by the officers from the beginning of the investigation. i feel so bad knowing that the culprit is still out there. Justice should be served for both souls.
I had commented about this.. Such a tragic thing happened with both of them! Hemraj and Arushi hope your soul is resting in peace ❤️
Iam so glad you covered this case! The mystery behind there murders is literally so mind boggling!
Hope you're feeling well Megan, don't hesitate to take another rest until you get better❤️
I hope you're feeling much better Megan, you sound good. Get some rest now. I had Covid too, and it sapped all of my energy. Your strength is amazing!!
Take care.
Just wanted to say, the mass child murder case from India that was covered here about a rich guy and his servant killing little kids. Well that guy just got released by court.
What 💀 you are speaking about the nithari case right ?? When was he released
Edit: i checked the news he actually was released wtf
Male privilege. Smh.
bro what???
I beg ur pardon
Wtf excuse my language but he killed a hundred children
This is India's one of the most famous unsolved cases. You could say it was actually solved yet it remained unsolved because of improper police actions.
so it was honor killing?
@@dawn3589 nope. It was killing done by the servants who plotted against the parents.
@@souravnag5870 because?if so, the parents were wrongly convicted
@@dawn3589 simply because it tended more to be done by parents. To explain it to you, the main servant who was killed with the girl had its people come over who drank in his place. They sneaked in the night and tried to assault the girl but it was seen by the servant. So they just beat him up which ultimately led to his death. On the other hand they slit the throat of the girl as well in her room using a doctor knife used by the dad. So thats why it seemed the parents are the killers.
@@souravnag5870 and they failed to solve this lol
I know it’s not easy to work with such heavy source material but I really appreciate you shining a light on the unfortunately short lives of Arushi and Hemraj. Although sad, it’s one way to prolong interest in these cases and make sure no one forgets the victims.
This is one of the terrible stories that happened bc it happened within her parents i can't imagine how much she suffered 😢
You have the best and most soothing “real crime” voice I could watch your videos on repeat for hours 😭
There seems to be a lot of suspicious elements in this case. The fact that the police didn't even suspect the parents even when the wound was said to be 'inflicted with surgical precision' will never fail to amaze me. The way the Noida police handled the first response was even more bizzare. The unusually quick autopsy and cremation of the body. It definitely had to have been the parents and Hemraj ended up being in the wrong place and wrong time. The police failed to do their due diligence and find concrete evidence. Not only the police but everyone involved in the procedure.
Welcome back, Megan! Hoping you've recovered 100%! You are missed! :)
this case reminds of JonBenet. i am not sure how truly similar they are, but there something so sad about this type of cases
Finally!!! ❤❤❤❤ Thank you so much for taking my request, Megan! This case has intrigued me for years and now to hear all about its history and analysis from my favourite TH-camr of criminal cases is just ❤ sorry for my grammatical mistakes! I'm just so excited for this one! Thank you, Meg! Love you so much! 🎉
We appreciate your insights. You'll always have our support.
This case sparked outrage for many reasons but biggest was initial police incompetence and lack of investigation. Hemraj’s body was found 3 days later, there was a bloody hand print upstairs next to terrace door but police even handled that without gloves but let other people touch it.
I'm glad you're feeling better, Megan, try not to overwork yourself!
Hey Megan . glad to see you well. Take care. And as always very happy to hear about crimes and related stories from you . ❤😊
These sort of unsolved cases due to what really - in this case - seems to be fueled by official incompetence and it's really distressing. A young girl and a grown man literally lost their lives and no one knows what happened even a LITTLE BIT because of inadvertent evidence tampering and the destruction of the scene of the crime. The fact that they weren't doing so maliciously doesn't change the fact that this family has no closure or answers in regards to their daughters death or the death of an employee they relied on and seem to have trusted. I think they only pointed the finger at him first because he was strangely absent when he usually wouldn't be since he was a reliable person. I really hope literally any evidence comes up so they can reinvestigate.
Are you relative of the Marilyn Monroe??
No I'm seriouz🤩
Megan, I hope you're better now, stay safe and thank you for your hardwork.
It's very weird that both the parents didn't heard a single noise that night of the murder ... They were both inside the house whole night and still didn't wake up even once
Glad to see your feeling better and back at it 🙏🏼😊
Glad you have gotten better, Love you Megan 💜💜💜
I am an Indian and we did a case study on this crime. It is very suspicious and everyone suspects the parents, especially since no one else should have been able to access her room and their home without the keys. Everything is very sus here.
I think there is a movie based on this case, it seemed so weird and it's unfortunate she had to lose her life. I hope you are feeling better Ms Megan, and stay safe and healthy, love you.❤
Thank you! I hope you’re resting well and feeling better~ 💕💕
Well I have watched a indian film just like this. In it the father was the one who killed her daughter because she had some kind of relationship with the worker. The father killed the worker with a golf bat (idk what you call it). After watching this I think that film was made referring to this case..
Miss Megan can you cover this one from the Phlippines since you're the best at this and the perfect person to do this Im hoping and Praying you cover this one here are the details .
The Maguindanao massacre
The Maguindanao massacre, also known as the Ampatuan massacre, named after the town where mass graves of victims were found, occurred on the morning of November 23, 2009, in the town of Ampatuan in then-undivided Maguindanao (which is now Maguindanao del Sur) province, on the island of Mindanao.
Im glad that you were able to get your voice back.
thank you so much for covering this case!!
I needed this today✨✨✨✨
Finally! Been watching other vids about this case. Keep it up!
So glad you're back!❤❤❤
This case is messy! However, you presented it systematically and thoroughly as well.
Woah this case is so messy!!
I really appreciate your content for bringing it to light, Megan.
thank you so much for taking the time out to make amazing content for us
I am glad you are "on the mend" Megan.
Covid is no joke!! Hoping you make a complete recovery. 👍👍
With all mistakes and misses made, I wonder if any solid evidence is left
Glad that you're feeling better now Ms. Megan. Take care always. ❤❤
Finally... Thank you for covering this, Megan 🖤
I'm so so glad u covered this Megan ♥️
I am surprised that even the Indians present in the comment section don't know about the movie based on this very case. It's called "Talvar" and stars Irrfan Khan.
Welcome back❤
Glad you’re recovering now 😊
i was waiting for meghan to cover this case. thank you so much meghan, we love your content and you
Great videos and In depth Analisys. The Opening is Haunting & Excellent.
Glad to see you're feeling better ❤
Really nice to see your Video on a new case again... Hope you've fully recovered and no symptoms from the recent Covid.
Do continue with plenty of rest and always hydrate yourself... 😊
I wanted you to make a video on this case and now you have!!
I have heard about this case before. But I don't think her parents would kill her and the helper as there are evidences that strongly suggest that someone else was/were involved. I hope justice is served to those two souls who died without any reason. 😞😢
I love this channel. Megan does a great job!
Megan, so happy to see a post from you. Hope you're feeling better. 🙏💕
Woohoo a new video 🥳
Hope youre feeling better!
Binge watching your vids! You are a great storyteller.💛
Good to have you back 👍
Welcome back Megan we are happy you are now well❤️
Glad your back Megan... ❤❤
Yay, your back🎉🎉 hope your feeling much better!!
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I don’t know why this channel doesn’t have more subscribers than MrBeast as it’s 100 times better content
Hey take care of yourself 😢. You've provided us a lot with great content
Good to see you Megan. How are you feeling now? Feel better soon 💜💜💜
First of all, I hope you're healthy now, if not then please rest well and take care of yourself! We appreciate your efforts but please look after yourself too! Love you
Thank you for sharing this story.
I remember this case from my childhood , literally all news channel in india had this on replay.
Welcome back Megan. ❤
Also I don't know when this was recorded but I hope you're feeling a little better Megan! Stay hydrated and rested. ☺️
Hy Megan ,thnks for the new video ,,hope youre feeling better ,take care
I hope you feel better, Megan 🙏🏻❤
I really love your way of explaining ..even though I know about this case I wanted to watch it from you❤
I hope that you are doing good Megan thanks for covering this case from my country 💗
i watched the documentary, the investigation was a mess... I don't know what to think about it
Love the way you explain megan ❤❤❤
That was honor killing, this happens when people or families prefers family image or honor than their own flesh and blood , sometimes the wife helps to carry out this to their daughers as she is just following what the husband says ,here in Germany we had a lot of this cases from families from the middle east or turkish families sometimes if they have a teenager family member they telll them to do it because if he is still juvenile, the sentence would be milder than an adult .
Hey Megan, I'm so glad to see you are doing well. As all your fans. ❤
I firmly believe on the second theory of Gurdarahan Singh (IG meerut)
The parents should have been considered suspects and a lie detector test should have been conducted on them.
This case is really 'corrupted'. At least it feels like that. I am also very 'yuck' with all the rumors that came out (true or not).
On another note, love the blue shirt - so pro!
Hello Megan. hope you’re
well. was always waiting for new content. Thank you
How do you feel Megan?! Do you feel better?! I pray for you everyday all day long ❤🎉
Hope you are feeling better Megan 💐
I love watching your videos Megan! ❤
I really love this lady ....she does t story telling well ❤❤❤
A combination of scene contamination and shoddy police work has created the lack of concrete evidence that could have resulted in reasonable suspects to examine. In our day to day lives we misplace things, can’t find things, forget to lock doors, become preoccupied by irrelevant things, have obsessions about cleanliness and countless other potentially “suspicious” actions given an unexpected tragedy. I tend to think that a dismissed servant (like Vishnu?) could have sought revenge on the couple and/or Hemraj. It’s likely that the daughter or Hemraj became collateral damage in one or the other’s mrder. The schedules kept by the parents seemed pretty exhausting to me, so I can believe they may have slept through any potential noise. The truth is often stranger than fiction, you know. I hope justice is reached for the sakes of the victims and other innocent people close to the tragedy, especially the parents and surviving relatives of the victims.
Its blatantly obvious the father is guilty he must have friends in the police force
is it just me or the parents don't seem to be in any sort of pain after losing their child? i mean in pictures they seem quite serene and not grieving after their child ...
The police and family members say he was beyond upset: crying, hitting his head with his hands and hitting his head against the wall in grieve. He could barely speak. The mother was was more able to communicate, but she later recalls that she had been shock and hadn't accepted that Arushi was dead until days later.
I think it's just you...
So glad you are feeling better. Don't overexert yourself.
Why did Anmol called her at midnight? Is it normal to call at midnight?
Something is so wrong in this case like it’s so coincidental and circumstantial that all the evidence was tampered with whether intentionally or unintentionally
They didnt kill her. She had witnessed the killing of the house help. Thats why she was killed by the guy who killed the house help who was found on the terrace. The forensic guy gave an interview on the lallantop channel. He said they pinned the murder on the parents since they needed to pin it on someone, in spite of gorensic evidence, because of public pressure
it's sad! what kind of police are they who worked on this case?!!! that's disgusting and unprofessional! why we would listen to their speculations? they need to upgrade criminalistic and investigation skills. They lack a lot of education... no wonder why they are unethical people! and thanks you to Megan and the team to cover this segment!
The daughter and Parents seems to have a good relationship,i dont get why they turned to be the suspect , not even an involvement of any rebellious character of the girl and very confusing how the Police handles it...specially when another person was murdered in a same way as the girl....only child was lost like that she does not deserve it and the Man as well ...
You're back, how are you feeling? Better hopefully ❤️
Megan u are so cool 😎 I never skip any of your episodes
Hii! I was wondering if you would make a video on the Carlee Russell case?