N RAREST OF RARE CASES WILL A CONVICT ADMIT by Vijaya Prabha on May 30, 2008 09:29 AM Permalink | Hide replies
Even if one considers that handling of Noida double murder case by police is wrong, there are many questions that should be answered by the occupants of the house. From day one parents are giving different versions of the story. It is surprise if the family tells they have no knowledge when 2 murders have taken place in a house, which does not show indication of any forced entry. Moving a dead body cannot be done silently. The killer or killers have taken enough time to cover up. Probably police were fooled initially because of the status Talwars enjoy in the vicinity. Hence they have believed whatever Talwars' told. Probably this is where police stumbled. Sometimes the fear of police handling people also is responsible for people not turning up to testify. There are incidents wherein people who have watched broad day light murders, not turning up to testify, fearing police as well as criminals. If you buy family version, what will the police get by simply pointing finger at parents? Why they are coming on media time and again and contradicting themselves. Police should learn to handle crime cases professionally irrespective of people involved. Police should also have a spokesperson, who will present and update the media. A person' non criminal background does not necessarily suggest, he cannot be the suspect. I don't know why politicians should get involved in in
