Punjabi Crime Podcast

Sukhjeet Singh was a 34-year-old non-resident Indian (NRI) who was murdered in Uttar Pradesh in September 2016 while on a family trip with his wife and children. During the visit to his native place in Shahjahanpur district, his British-born wife, Ramandeep Kaur Mann, conspired with her childhood friend Gurpreet Singh to kill him. Investigation and later court proceedings revealed that Ramandeep drugged the family meal and then, with Gurpreet’s help, brutally murdered Sukhjeet — smothering him, striking him and slitting his throat in front of their young sons. Both Ramandeep and Gurpreet were eventually found guilty; the court in Uttar Pradesh sentenced Ramandeep to death and Gurpreet to life imprisonment for the crime.

Luka Magnotta (born Eric Newman) is a Canadian murderer who gained worldwide notoriety in 2012 for killing and dismembering 33-year-old Jun Lin in Montreal — a crime he filmed and posted online. After the murder, Magnotta mailed body parts to political offices and schools, triggering an international manhunt. He fled to Europe and was arrested in Berlin after being recognized in an internet café. In 2014, a Canadian court found him guilty of first-degree murder and several related charges; he is serving a life sentence with no chance of parole for 25 years. His case is also the subject of the Netflix docuseries Don’t F**k With Cats, which explores how internet sleuths helped track him down.

Pushpinder Kaur Sangha is a woman who has been missing from Live Oak, California since February 11, 2000. At the time she vanished she was 27 years old and was last seen by her husband leaving their home in her black 1997 Chevrolet Lumina. Her vehicle was later found abandoned, but there were no confirmed sightings of her after she drove off, and she missed a scheduled appointment with the U.S. Immigration and Naturalization Service days later. She left behind her family, including a young child, and her disappearance is considered suspicious and unresolved. Despite being classified as an endangered missing person, no definitive trace of her has ever been found and the case remains open.

Baljit Kaur Kondolay was a 37-year-old woman who was murdered in Langley, British Columbia, Canada, on April 19, 1998. She was shot twice in the head at close range outside her home, and the killing was later found to be premeditated and driven by financial motives. Police arrested three men in connection with her death: her husband Ajit Grewall, his son Sukhjit Singh Grewall (the shooter), and a friend Sandeep “Sonny” Toor, who was the getaway driver. Ajit and Sukhjit were both convicted of first-degree murder and sentenced to life in prison with long parole ineligibility, while Toor received a sentence for second-degree murder. Baljit’s family, especially her daughter, has campaigned against parole for those convicted, arguing the crime was brutal and callous.

Three Identical Strangers is a 2018 documentary about triplet brothers — Robert Shafran, Eddy Galland, and David Kellman — who were separated at birth and adopted by different families without being told they had siblings. They accidentally discovered each other as young adults in the early 1980s, becoming media sensations — “miracle” brothers reunited. But the feel-good story turns dark when they learn they were separated intentionally as part of a secret psychological study on nature vs. nurture, with researchers observing their lives for years. The film explores ethics, trauma, and the lifelong impact of experiments done without consent.

Gus Lamont is a four-year-old Australian boy who vanished from his family’s remote outback property in South Australia in September 2025. He was last seen playing near the homestead, and within about half an hour he was gone. His disappearance sparked one of the largest search efforts in the state, involving police, defence personnel, drones, trackers, and volunteers scouring vast scrubland and dams. Despite weeks of intensive searching, no trace of Gus or his belongings has been found, and investigators have not confirmed any evidence of foul play. The case remains open, leaving his family and the wider community desperate for answers.

Lindy Chamberlain: “A Dingo Took My Baby” — Australia’s Most Controversial Case 🦘👶⚖️In 1980, a family camping trip near Uluru turned into a national nightmare. Nine-week-old Azaria Chamberlain vanished from a tent, and her mother, Lindy Chamberlain, cried the line that echoed around the world: “A dingo’s got my baby!” What followed was decades of media frenzy, forensic blunders, wrongful conviction, and—finally—exoneration. This video unpacks the full story: the disappearance, the trials, the appeals, and the inquests that reshaped Australian justice. 🇦🇺What’s Inside ⬇️🗓️ Timeline: From the night at Uluru (1980) to Lindy’s wrongful conviction and later pardon & exoneration🔬 Forensics: How early evidence, media pressure, and lab errors misled investigators👩‍⚖️ Courtroom Drama: Key moments from trials, appeals, and the landmark coroner findings🐕 Dingo Evidence: Later incidents and expert testimony that changed the narrative📰 Media & Public: How sensational coverage shaped public opinion and policy🧠 Legacy: What the case taught Australia about justice, prejudice, and evidence standardsWhy This Case Matters ✍️A powerful study in wrongful conviction, media influence, and evolving forensic science. It’s also a story about a family’s resilience in the face of national scrutiny.Sources & approach:We reference court records, contemporary reporting, and credible analyses. No speculation—only verifiable facts shaped into a clear narrative. 📚Support the channel:👍 Like if you value deep-dive true crime💬 Share your thoughts respectfully in the comments🔔 Subscribe for more detailed, bilingual true-crime documentaries#punjabicrimestories #punjabitruecrime

Paviter Bassi Murder Case | Full Documentary 🇨🇦🕯️🔍A calm Brampton night in March 2018 turned into a tragedy that shook the Punjabi-Canadian community. In this video, we break down the case of Paviter (“Pav”) Bassi—from the timeline and investigation to court outcomes and lingering questions. No sensationalism—just clear, fact-checked storytelling. ⚖️🧭What’s inside• Background on Paviter & community context 👤• Minute-by-minute timeline of the incident ⏱️• How detectives pieced together the evidence 🧩• Key witnesses, CCTV, digital trails & forensics 📱📹• Charges, court proceedings & verdicts 🏛️• Impact on family, friends & Brampton community 🤝• Lessons and open questions for viewers to consider ❓Why this case mattersThis isn’t just a headline—it’s a story about a young life, a community’s grief, and the pursuit of justice. We explore the facts with respect and care. 🕊️Sources & approach:We reference court records, contemporary reporting, and credible analyses. No speculation—only verifiable facts shaped into a clear narrative. 📚Support the channel:👍 Like if you value deep-dive true crime💬 Share your thoughts respectfully in the comments🔔 Subscribe for more detailed, bilingual true-crime documentaries#punjabicrimestories #punjabitruecrime

Sangita (Sangeeta) Sharma Case | Brampton, 2020 🕯️🔍In this episode, we revisit the tragic shooting of Sangita Sharma (56)—a respected pharmacist and beloved community member—who was attacked in the garage of her Treeline Blvd home in Brampton on August 13, 2020. We walk through the timeline, investigation, arrests, and courtroom outcomes with a clear, fact-first approach.What’s insideBackground on Sangita Sharma and her community ties 🏥The evening of the shooting & immediate response 🚓The investigation: suspect vehicle, surveillance, and inter-agency work 🧩Arrests in 2021 and the charges that followed 🗓️Trial outcomes: gunman convicted of second-degree murder; driver convicted of manslaughter; third accused acquitted ⚖️Lasting impact on family & the GTA community 🕯️Key datesAug 13, 2020 — Shooting on Treeline Blvd; victim later dies in hospital. homicidecanada.comJune 4–30, 2021 — Three arrests announced (Fiseha Girmay Habtegabir, Malik Essue, Abdulla Kaddoura). CityNews Toronto+2Global News+2Jury verdict (reported 2024) — Girmay guilty of 2nd-degree murder; Essue guilty of manslaughter; Kaddoura acquitted. Magzter#Punjabitruecrime#punjbiacrimepodcast

🔍 BC’s Gurjeet Kaur Ghuman Case (2006) | Full Investigation & Timeline 🇨🇦In this detailed true-crime breakdown, we revisit the 2006 shooting of Gurjeet Kaur Ghuman in British Columbia. We walk through the background, timeline of events, police investigation, courtroom developments, and the wider community impact—presented with care and factual accuracy. 🕯️What you’ll see:🧭 Clear timeline from incident to verdict🕵️ Key investigative steps & evidence flow⚖️ Court proceedings explained simply🧩 Open questions & takeaways for viewers👉 If you appreciate well-researched, respectful storytelling, like, comment, and subscribe for more deep dives.#Punjabitruecrime#punjbiacrimepodcast

The Etterbeek Family Murders (Brussels, 2012) — A Father’s Nightmare, a Fugitive’s TrialOn September 28, 2012, a quiet evening in Etterbeek, Brussels turned into tragedy. When Jasvir Singh returned home around 8:50 PM, he discovered the unthinkable—the loss of his wife and three young sons. This documentary retraces the full timeline: the crime scene, the investigation that quickly focused on coworker Khorshed Alam, the international manhunt, and the 2018 trial in absentia that sentenced Alam to life imprisonment. We also cover the community’s response, including vigils and the “Marche Blanche,” and the legal roadblocks that have kept the convicted killer at large.What’s insideMinute-by-minute timeline of September 28, 2012Forensic findings (including DNA on the recovered knife)Why detectives ruled out robbery and pursued a personal-motive theoryThe suspect’s flight, Interpol notice, and extradition challengesThe 2018 Brussels Assize Court verdict (life sentence, in absentia)Vigils, media coverage, and enduring community support for the familySources & approach:We reference court records, contemporary reporting, and credible analyses. No speculation—only verifiable facts shaped into a clear narrative. 📚Support the channel:👍 Like if you value deep-dive true crime💬 Share your thoughts respectfully in the comments🔔 Subscribe for more detailed, bilingual true-crime documentaries#punjabicrimestories #punjabitruecrime

A quiet street in Papatoetoe turned into a crime scene on 7 August 2014 when 35-year-old Davender Singh was found in a parked car on Norman Spencer Drive. What followed was a complex investigation—phone records, CCTV, witness timelines, and shocking twists inside a marriage. In today’s video, we break down the full story: background, the night of the incident, police work, court proceedings, and what the verdict means. 🔎⚖️What’s inside:• Who was Davender Singh? Family & background 👨‍👩‍👧• Minute-by-minute timeline of the night ⏱️• How detectives built the case: CCTV, forensics, digital trails 🧩• Key witnesses & courtroom drama 🧑‍⚖️• Verdict and aftermath 📜I present this case with respect for all involved. The goal is education and awareness—no sensationalism. 🙏If you find this deep-dive useful, like, share & subscribe for more detailed true-crime documentaries in Punjabi/English. 🔔❤️Sources & approach:We reference court records, contemporary reporting, and credible analyses. No speculation—only verifiable facts shaped into a clear narrative. 📚Support the channel:👍 Like if you value deep-dive true crime💬 Share your thoughts respectfully in the comments🔔 Subscribe for more detailed, bilingual true-crime documentaries#punjabicrimestories #punjabitruecrime

Dr. Neha Gupta Case (Oklahoma) – Full Breakdown 🕯️⚖️A pediatrician. A shocked community. A child’s tragic death—and a justice system under the spotlight. In this video, we unpack the high-profile case of Dr. Neha Gupta from Oklahoma: the night in question, the timeline investigators built, key forensic points, the defense’s stance, and how the media and public reacted. All presented with care, balance, and verified reporting. 🧩What you’ll learn in this video:The background of the family and key people involved 👨‍👩‍👧A clear, step-by-step timeline of events ⏱️What investigators say vs. what the defense argues ⚖️Forensic details explained in simple terms 🔬Courtroom updates and legal context 📜Public reaction and ethical considerations 🗣️#punjabitruecrime #punjbiacrimepodcast

The Singh Siblings Triple Murder (The Max Sica Case) 🕵️‍♂️🩸🏠A quiet Brisbane suburb. A spa filled with hot water. Three young siblings—Neelma, Kunal, and Sidhi Singh—found dead in their family home. This episode unpacks one of Australia’s most chilling cases and the years-long fight for justice that followed.What’s inside:The Crime Scene: What police discovered at 20 Grass Tree Close in Bridgeman Downs. 🚔Key People: The Singh family, Max “Massimo” Sica, and the complex web of relationships. 🧩The Investigation: Forensics, phone records, timelines, and the contradictions that drew detectives back to one man. 🔬📱The Trial & Verdict: How prosecutors built their case, the defence narrative, and the jury’s decision. ⚖️Aftermath: Community shock, media scrutiny, and why the case still provokes debate. 📰Why watch?This isn’t just a murder story—it’s about trust, obsession, and meticulous police work. We break down the evidence in clear, factual language so you can decide what convinced the jury.Sources & approach:We reference court records, contemporary reporting, and credible analyses. No speculation—only verifiable facts shaped into a clear narrative. 📚Support the channel:👍 Like if you value deep-dive true crime💬 Share your thoughts respectfully in the comments🔔 Subscribe for more detailed, bilingual true-crime documentaries#punjabicrimestories #punjabitruecrime

🎥 The Pakeeza Yusuf & “Jojo” Kalim Case (New Zealand) 🇳🇿A mother and her 3-year-old daughter vanish in Auckland (2006). Years later, a stunning breakthrough reveals a hidden grave and an audacious undercover sting that finally exposes the killer. In this video, we unpack the full story—background, disappearance, investigation twists, the “Mr Big” operation, arrest, trial, and justice. 🕯️⚖️✅ What’s inside• Who were Pakeeza and little “Jojo” 💖• Timeline: disappearance → discovery → conviction ⏳• How police used an undercover sting (“Mr Big”) 🎭• Key evidence, forensics & witness accounts 🔍• Court findings, sentencing & public reaction 🏛️#punjabicrimestories #punjabitruecrime

Annecy Lake Murders (Chevaline, 2012) — A Detailed Deep Dive🗓️ Date: 5 September 2012📍 Location: Forest lay-by near Chevaline, above Lake Annecy, FranceA quiet family drive near Lake Annecy turned into one of Europe’s most baffling mysteries. On 5 Sept 2012 at a forest lay-by above Chevaline, three members of the al-Hilli family and local cyclist Sylvain Mollier were shot dead, while two young girls survived. In this video, we unpack the essentials—who the victims were, the exact timeline, key forensic clues (ballistics, vehicle traces), and how a cross-border UK–France investigation tried to piece together what happened. 🕵️‍♂️🧩We also break down the leading theories—targeted hit on the family, Mollier as the primary target, or a tragic clash of paths—and explain why the case remains unsolved despite arrests, re-tests, and renewed leads over the years. No sensationalism—just clear facts, careful analysis, and the unanswered questions that still haunt this Alpine road. 🏔️🚓If you value respectful, in-depth true crime, like, share, and subscribe. Let me know your theory in the comments—but keep it kind to the victims and their families. 🙏#AnnecyMurders #Chevaline #TrueCrime #Unsolved #LakeAnnecy #AlHilli #SylvainMollier#punjabicrimestories #punjabitruecrime

A heartbreaking case from Tauranga’s suburb of Ōtūmoetai: the murder of Ravneet Kaur Sangha and her little daughter Anna shook New Zealand in 2010. In this video, we walk through the timeline, key evidence, police investigation, court outcome, and the wider impact on the community—told with care and respect for the victims and their family. 🙏What’s inside🧭 Background: the Sangha family’s life and dreams in Tauranga⏱️ Timeline: from the day of the crime to the arrest and trial🕵️‍♀️ Investigation: how detectives built the case⚖️ Court & Verdict: what the court decided and why💬 Community Response: media coverage, public reaction, and lessons🧩 Reflections: migration, isolation, and support systemsSupport the channelIf you find value in careful, fact-checked true-crime storytelling:👍 Like • 📝 Comment • 🔔 Subscribe • 📤 Share#punjabicrimestories #punjabitruecrime

🌼 Vidhu Jain Case — A Community’s Search for TruthMalerkotla, Punjab. A young student’s sudden death shook an entire town and raised big questions about investigation, accountability, and justice. In this video, we walk through the timeline, key witnesses, official reports, court developments, and community response—clearly and respectfully. ✨ What’s inside• Background of Vidhu’s family & school life 🏫• Timeline of events ⏱️• Initial inquiry vs later findings 🔎• Role of key people & contradictions 🧩• Court directions & case status ⚖️• Media, public pressure & why the case matters 🗞️• Lessons for child safety & civic responsibility 📘🎯 Why this story mattersBecause every child’s life deserves dignity, and every investigation deserves transparency. This case highlights how communities can stand up for accountability—peacefully and persistently. 🕊️#punjabicrimestories #punjabitruecrime

🛣️ The Peter Falconio Case — Outback Mystery 🇦🇺On a dark stretch of the Stuart Highway in July 2001, British backpackers Peter Falconio and Joanne Lees were ambushed near Barrow Creek, NT. Peter vanished without a trace, and what followed became one of Australia’s most gripping true-crime stories—complete with a nationwide manhunt, forensic twists, and a conviction without a body. 🕵️‍♂️🧩In this video:• Timeline of events ⏱️• The outback stop & alleged attack 🚐🌌• Joanne Lees’ escape & eyewitness accounts 🏃‍♀️• Forensic breakthroughs & key evidence 🔬• The arrest, trial, and conviction ⚖️• Biggest unanswered question: Where is Peter? ❓Why it matters:This case challenged investigators to secure a conviction without recovering the victim’s remains, and it still fuels debate decades later. 🔥👀 Watch till the end for a clear, factual breakdown with maps, visuals, and court-verified details.#punjabicrimestories #punjabitruecrime

🎬 Charles Ingram: The “Coughing” Scandal Explained 🤫Step inside one of UK TV’s most notorious moments—the 2001 Who Wants to Be a Millionaire? saga that turned Army Major Charles Ingram, his wife Diana, and college lecturer Tecwen Whittock into headline fixtures. 📺💥In this video, we break down:🧠 How the game works and what went down in the hot seat💷 The suspicious “cough” cues and the £1,000,000 path🕵️‍♂️ The studio investigation: tapes, timelines, and tell-tale patterns⚖️ What happened next—police inquiry, court case, and life after the show📣 Media storm vs. the Ingrams’ side of the storyWhy this case still fascinates:🎯 It’s the perfect mix of game-show tension, forensic audio analysis, and courtroom drama🗞️ It asks big questions about fame, ethics, and how far people might go for a life-changing win👍 If you enjoy deep-dive true-crime and media scandals, like, comment, and subscribe.💬 Tell me: Was this a mastermind cheat—or a misunderstood moment amplified by TV?🔔 Stay till the end for a clear, balanced timeline and key takeaways you can share with friends!#punjabicrimestories#punjabitruecrime