Hi crime junkies, I'm your host Ashley Flowers and I'm Brett and the story I have for you today is one that I bet you haven't heard.

Everyone knows Jean-Binay Ramsey because of how her case played out. It was a media sensation here in the US.

Murdered Child, weird circumstances, contaminated crime scene, bad police work. But there was actually a case in India that mirrors that case in so many ways, one just as big and just as confusing, making it one of the most infamous unsolved cases in India's history.

Now quick disclaimer because this case takes place in India we received some guidance on

our pronunciation for this episode but I going to be very honest here.

We have tried the best we can, but all the guidance in the world won't make either Britt or

I native Hindi speakers.

But that said, we didn't want that to stop us from sharing this story with you all because

as you'll come to see there are still so many questions surrounding this case to this day.

This is the story of a Rushi Talwar and Hemrage Vanjade. I'm going to be a Oh, It's around 6 a.m. on May 16, 2008 in Noida, India.

And that's when Newport-Tawar wakes to the sound of the doorbell ringing at her flat.

And she's not surprised by this.

She's expecting their cleaning lady to arrive and start her day. What she is

surprised by is the fact that she has to climb out of bed and get to the door herself

because their live-in-house employee, Hemraj Bonjade, hasn't answered it yet.

He's usually on the ball as part of his job along with cooking and other household chores.

However, Hemeraj doesn't seem to be home.

So Newport quickly calls him.

And according to an article in Siffey by Avi Rucsen,

it sounds like someone answers, but then the phone just cuts off which is a little

strange to her but she continues to the front door and opens it. When she does

though she discovers a problem. The outer screen door has been bolted

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