A young self-made millionaire in the UK was lured into a house and set on fire while still alive.

Behind the killing was a teenage girl at the centre of a love triangle — a girl who would later leave prison, rebuild her life, and eventually marry a man who became a London borough mayor.

In this episode, we examine the burning murder, the manipulation that led two young men to carry out the attack, the earlier violent death of the victim’s father, and the unsettling reinvention that followed.

This is a story about obsession, image, ambition — and how a brutal past can disappear behind public respectability.

hree members of one family walked into a Costco store in Riverside County, California. All three were shot.

Kenneth French, who was mentally disabled, was killed. His mother and father were also struck by gunfire and seriously injured.

The shooter was off-duty police officer Salvador Sanchez. He was not criminally convicted and was later cleared in court, though the case resulted in a civil settlement.

In this episode, we examine the facts of the shooting, the legal proceedings, the use-of-force debate, and the unresolved questions that continue to surround this case.

This is not just a store shooting. It is a case about policing, mental health, and accountability.

Shivani Kumar was an investigative journalist — and a new mother.

When she was murdered, speculation initially pointed toward her reporting. But the truth was far more personal — and far more explosive.

In this episode, we examine Shivani’s relationship with a high-ranking diplomat, the whispers of political proximity, the tensions behind closed doors, and how an illicit affair may have led to her death.

Was this a crime of jealousy, control, or something larger connected to power and reputation? We unpack the evidence, the relationships, and the scandal that followed.

This is not just a story about journalism. It is a story about intimacy, influence, and the fatal intersection of sex and power.

A once-celebrated gifted child grew into a successful adult — and later, a convicted killer.

What began as an artistic partnership and high-profile marriage spiralled into public disputes, accusations, and ultimately, murder. In this episode, we examine the deaths of Hema Hirani and Harish Bhambhani, the breakdown of a relationship played out in the public eye, and the legal consequences that followed.

We explore the psychology behind brilliance, ego, resentment, and escalation — and how a story that began with promise ended in conviction.

Despite millions of devoted followers, political connections, and years of influence, the criminal justice system eventually intervened. We break down the charges, the courtroom battle, the witness testimony, and the conviction that led to a life sentence.

We also explore how cult loyalty, intimidation, and public pressure shaped the legal process — and what this case revealed about power, religion, and accountability in modern India.

This episode focuses on the prosecution, the verdict, and the wider implications of holding a spiritual empire legally responsible.

He called himself a spiritual guide. Millions called him “Bapu.” Politicians sought his blessings. Followers built an empire around him.

But behind the sermons and saffron robes were allegations of sexual abuse, coercion, and exploitation inside one of India’s most powerful cult networks.

In this episode, we examine the rise of Asaram, the machinery of devotion that protected him for years, and how survivors began speaking out against a man who was treated as divine. We also explore how power, politics, and public reverence shielded a cult leader until the law finally intervened.

Part 1 focuses on the ascent — how a self-styled godman built influence over millions, and why so few questioned him.

A former Indian army officer is accused of murdering Kashmiri human rights activist Jalil Andrabi before fleeing the country under the shadow of an Interpol notice.

Years later, living abroad, the same man would kill members of his own family in a murder-suicide, taking critical information with him.

This episode examines the allegations surrounding the Kashmir case, the international pursuit that followed, the appeal to the United Nations by the victim’s family, and the unanswered questions left behind after the family annihilation.

A young woman in South Delhi is relentlessly stalked — and despite repeated warnings and complaints, the system fails to protect her.

What follows is a brutal crime that sparks public outrage and forces scrutiny of India’s stalking laws and judicial response.

This episode examines the escalation from harassment to violence, the investigation that followed, and the legal battle that turned the South Delhi stalker case into a national talking point.

A young tech CEO is found murdered and dismembered inside his Manhattan penthouse during the height of the pandemic.

Prosecutors allege that a trusted employee, motivated by financial pressure and deception, carried out the killing in an attempt to cover up theft.

In this episode, we examine the rise of the entrepreneur behind an international startup, the alleged financial scheme that preceded the murder, and the legal case that followed one of New York City’s most disturbing executive killings.

In 2012, a woman was abducted and gang-raped in a moving car in Kolkata. What followed was not only a criminal trial, but a public controversy over victim blaming, political rhetoric, and the treatment of sexual assault survivors in India.

Suzette Catherine Jordan later chose to reveal her identity, challenging stigma embedded in India’s rape laws and social culture. Her decision to speak openly sparked national debate.

This episode examines the Kolkata gang rape case, the statements made by political leadership, the legal proceedings against the accused, and the broader questions of dignity, survivor visibility, and justice.