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The curious case of a hanging body in a forest.

In this episode of Under Investigation – the crime show with Jupinderjit Singh, The Tribune’s reporter from Ludhiana Nikhil Bhardwaj narrates how a man’s body remained hanging unnoticed from a tree for 22 days. Who was this man and...
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Updated At : 11:37 AM Nov 07, 2024 IST
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In this episode of Under Investigation – the crime show with Jupinderjit Singh, The Tribune’s reporter from Ludhiana Nikhil Bhardwaj narrates how a man’s body remained hanging unnoticed from a tree for 22 days. Who was this man and whether it was a suicide or a murder?

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