Forensic Diaries

The practice of dowry is still prevalent in India even after getting abolished 60 years ago! Listen to this podcast to know a few interesting cases and their landmark judgments with respect to dowry deaths with host Shree Ranjini

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"O.J.Simpson alias the 'Orange Juice'"This is a case study of the murder mystery of Nicole Brown and her friend Ron Goldman. They were supposedly murdered outside her house. Her ex-husband and famous footballer O.J.Simpson was tried for these murders. Was he convicted? Or Acquitted? Listen to this podcast to know all about it!

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Host : Hrithik Kottalwar The podcast is about a cop named Sachin Vaze from the Mumbai crime branch who gets suspended for 17 years but gets back into force and creates a crime plot that puts the authorities under suspicion including murder of a automobile parts dealer Mansukh Hirein.

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With host - Anuja P Kumar. The term intelligence has been defined in several ways from abstract reasoning, problem solving to decision making etc. In simple terms intelligence is the ability to acquire knowledge, skills and creativity and effectively utilize them to meet the demands of the environment. While intelligence is generally seen as a conglomeration of everything good it is also associated with crimes.

Today’s podcast is about a collection of intelligent crimes that were committed in India.

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With Host : Sweta hear about The Vampire Rapist 🧛‍♂️

This case is the first case in history of Canada that was solved with the help of forensic orthodontist Gordon Swan. Wayne Boden, the patron of sadomasochism who raped and strangulated young women to death was referred to as vampire because he used to leave savage bite marks on the breasts of the victims. He raped and murdered women in Montreal and calgary. These bite marks proved to be of great importance as these were the biggest evidence which helped investigators nab this horrendous criminal.

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On the fateful day of April 29, 1999, Manu Sharma shot dead model Jessica Lall after the 34-year-old refused to serve him liquor at the Tamarind Court restaurant owned by socialite Bina Ramani at Qutub Colonnade in south Delhi’s Mehrauli. Host - Mansi Arora

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Sukumara Kurup is one of the most wanted-criminals in the Indian state of Kerala. He was accused in the murder of Chacko, in the year 1984, to falsely picturize Chacko's Dead body as him to claim Insurance money. The most celebrated murderer of Kerala. Host - Martina Mathew

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Billy Milligan is one of the most famous cases of MPD (Multiple Personality Disorder). He was the first person in the United States with this disorder who was found not guilty of his crimes by reason of insanity. During his lifetime it was determined that Billy had 24 separate personalities. Host : Shubham B. Avhad with this we come to the end of this season , stay tuned for season 2

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Sunanda Pushkar was the wife of former Indian diplomat and Congress party leader Shashi Tharoor. She was found dead in her suite at Delhi’s Leela Hotel on January 17, 2014.

Sunanda Pushkar's death has often been described as one of the most mysterious and controversial cases in recent times. Ever since her body was found in suite number 345 of Delhi's Leela Hotel, conspiracy theories and allegations have haunted her family. Host : Shivangi Rathore

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Raman Raghav was a serial killer from Khstra (then Patra) active during the mid-1960s. He went on a killing spree for over three years in the 1960s, casting a spell of fear over the entire city. Parks and streets emptied out at dusk and in many areas, nervous residents armed themselves with sticks and patrolled the streets. Hear the story of a Necrophiliac and Schizophrenic Psychopath.

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