investigation
Whodunnit, and why? All about criminal investigations and the forensic methods used to search for clues and collect evidence to get to the bottom of the crime.
Children Investigation in India: An Increasing Need for Modern Parenting
Parenting in today's hurried, digital world has its own unique sets of challenges. Parents are doing their utmost to give the child the best life possible, but it's unrealistic to know everything that is happening within the child's life. This is where Children Investigation in India comes in— a distinct service designed to assist parents in better understanding and caring for their children in this elaborate world.
By amanvenus7about a year ago in Criminal
Silent Crimes: Kate’s Fight for Justice After Years of Abuse
Chemical Control and Spiking: “My Husband Raped Me for Years by Drugging Me” One evening, as Kate (not her real name) and her husband sat together and began to talk, she had no idea what he was about to confess. “I’ve been raping you for the past several years, and during all of it, I’ve also been taking photos of you.” Kate was left speechless after hearing this. She went into shock. She couldn’t understand what her husband was saying. “He said it to me so casually, as if it was something very normal.” Warning: Some information in this story may be distressing. Behind closed doors, her husband had been abusing her for years. His behavior was violent; he was misusing prescription medications. There were times when Kate would regain consciousness only to find her husband having sex with her — but due to the drugs, she was in such a state that she couldn't stop him. She was unable to give consent. It was rape. When confronted, her husband tried to excuse his actions, saying, “I wasn’t in my senses. I didn’t know what I was doing. I was unwell and didn’t understand what was happening.” Kate believed him. She even took him to doctors to get treatment. But at that time, she didn’t know that her husband had been drugging her — putting sleeping pills in her tea at night to make her sleep deeply so he could rape her while she was unconscious. After his confession, her husband threatened her, saying that if she went to the police, it would be the last day of her life. That scared Kate. He was the father of her children, and she didn’t want things to get worse. However, a few months after hearing his confession, Kate began to experience severe physical effects. She became extremely ill, lost a lot of weight rapidly, and began suffering from panic attacks. Almost a year after her husband’s confession, when her health had seriously deteriorated, Kate told her sister everything. Her sister called their mother, who then contacted the police. Her husband was arrested and interrogated. But four days later, Kate contacted the police and said she didn’t want to pursue the case further. She said, “I wasn’t ready for all this.” That time was extremely painful for her and her children, because the relationship between her husband and their father could never be the same again. Even so, Kate did not want her husband living in the house anymore, so he had to arrange for another place to stay. This was the turning point. After taking time to process everything, six months later Kate contacted the police again, and an investigation was launched under Detective Constable Mike Smith. Kate said the investigating officer helped her understand that she was the victim of a serious crime and was lucky to be alive. She said, “He (the police officer) gave me courage and strength. I hadn’t consciously realized what had happened to me. He explained to me that it was rape.” Her (now ex-) husband's medical records provided key evidence. After confessing to Kate, he had secretly paid a psychologist for an assessment. During those therapy sessions, he admitted that he used to drug his wife in order to have sex with her — doing so while she was semi-conscious or asleep. This confession was recorded in the psychologist’s notes. Kate said her husband also confessed in front of some members of Narcotics Anonymous — a drug recovery group — and to some church friends. Eventually, the police case files were submitted to the Crown Prosecution Service (CPS), but they decided not to press charges. Kate couldn’t understand how or why. She said, “I thought, if you didn’t find enough evidence to prosecute in my case, where there were confessions, then how will anyone else ever get justice?”
By Ikram Ullahabout a year ago in Criminal
Revealing the Truth: The Function of a Delhi Private Investigator
If you live in Delhi, you know that even in a city this large, secrets can be lost and buried. The concern for a competent and reputable private investigator in Delhi is more relevant today than ever before. Although God knows that circumstances can vary from someone losing someone on a romantic level or some corporate hoax - whatever the case might be- a detective with the right qualifications can be the answer to the right questions.
By amanvenus7about a year ago in Criminal
The Teen Who Hacked Xbox
He Was Just a Kid with a Controller—Then He Hacked the Biggest Gaming Company in the World They thought he was just another teenager raging on his headset. What they didn’t know was that behind the blinking LED lights of his Xbox and the flickering shadows of a dim bedroom, he was quietly breaking into the digital vaults of a $40 billion gaming empire.
By Muhammad Hakimiabout a year ago in Criminal
Congress Criticizes Ceasefire Policy Amid Political Fallout from Pahalgam Attack
The recent terror attack in Pahalgam, Kashmir, has reignited political debates across India, with the Congress party leading a wave of criticism against the current government's ceasefire policy. The attack, which claimed multiple lives and left several injured, has been described as a severe security lapse that exposed the vulnerabilities in the region's defense strategies.
By Paramjeet kaurabout a year ago in Criminal
"You Will Die Alone": Daughter Confronts Father in French Court Over Orchestrated Rapes of Wife
Husband Allegedly Arranged Wife's Rape by Strangers: “You Will Die Alone,” Daughter Confronts Father in Court When a man in France was accused of allegedly arranging the rape of his wife by strangers, his daughter shouted at him in open court, “You will die alone like a dog,” plunging the courtroom into complete silence. This intense exchange between father and daughter marked a deeply emotional moment in a historic and highly sensitive trial — a moment only those present could truly feel. Dominique Péllicot, the father standing in the dock, faces grotesque allegations. His wife, Gisèle Péllicot, was also present — a woman who had allegedly suffered a lifetime of abuse at his hands. Their daughter, Caroline, was the third party — the one whose childhood nude photos were discovered by police on her father’s laptop. In her testimony, Caroline spoke about the immense pain caused by her father’s continuous lies. With a voice filled with emotion, she told the court that her life “came to a complete stop” when, in 2020, police first informed her about the existence of her nude photos on her father’s computer. This case recently shocked all of France due to the horrific nature of the charges: a man allegedly arranged for multiple strangers to rape his 72-year-old wife. The 71-year-old accused, Dominique, reportedly used the internet to hire these strangers, who were invited to the home where the assaults continued for nearly a decade. He is also accused of raping his wife himself after drugging her. According to her lawyers, she was rendered unconscious with medication and was completely unaware these assaults were taking place. This week, when Dominique was given a chance to address his daughter in court, he said he had always wished for her support. He stood behind a glass enclosure for protection, with his family members seated before him in the courtroom. “Some may laugh,” he said, “but I want to look into my daughter’s eyes. I want to see her. I want to talk to her.” As his voice began to crack, Caroline stood up and shouted: “I will never come to see you. Never. You will die alone like a dog.” Dominique replied, “We all die alone.” Caroline responded, “Especially you.” This was the final bitter exchange between father and daughter, who, according to many, once shared a close and loving relationship. Dominique recalled visiting Caroline while she was recovering from surgery, embracing her to offer strength. He shared memories of her childhood. Even as he repeatedly said he would always love her, Caroline sat silently, staring ahead, tears falling from her eyes. As the session came to a close, she approached him and yelled: “You had two months (to tell the truth).” Answering questions, Péllicot admitted he had become addicted to sex, and when the police uncovered his crimes in November 2020, he felt as if “a weight had been lifted.” He denied that his crimes were driven by an inferiority complex or a desire to punish his wife for an affair she had in the 1980s. When asked about chemical submission — using drugs to overpower or assault someone — he said, “It’s wrong. It erases everything. It should never be done.” Following his statement, Gisèle Péllicot’s legal team addressed the court with their closing arguments. The lawyers of the other 50 accused individuals will begin presenting their closing statements next week. There is a possibility that the court will closely examine whether many of the accused were unaware that Gisèle was unconscious and therefore did not realize they were committing rape. This week, Gisèle’s lawyers spoke for three hours, detailing the horrific crimes committed by her husband and describing specific events. Her lawyer, Khemis, stated: “Everyone played their part in this demonic game, extending the suffering of one woman.” He urged the judges to deliver a sentence that reflects the gravity of the atrocities committed against Gisèle and her family.
By Ikram Ullahabout a year ago in Criminal











