The Crime Time Podcast: Recent Episodes
Amala Baby
The Crime Time podcast is here for the true crime lovers.
The Indian crime history is filled with so much more than just the sensational crimes that make on to the headlines. Crime Time Podcast is here to try to unravel stories that are often unvoiced or ignored. There's crime amongst the gullies and slums, the poor, the lower castes, the politicians, and even between the humans and animals that go unreported. So, we are here to try and dig deep into these untold stories.
Catch new episodes every Wednesday brought to you by Amala Baby and Ashik Sajeev.
At around 8 in the evening when the police entered the three storied house of the Naidu family, they saw two bodies lying in the pool of blood while a man and a woman sitting in the hall in a state of trance. This is the story of a superstitious family who lost their daughters to an occult practice. This is the story of the Naidu family of Madanapalle.
In the October of 2020, a 25-year-old women was rescued in Nizamabad, Telangana from getting converted into a Jogini. Jogini a vicious practice of religious sexual slavery that exploits the women from the marginalised Dalit and backward caste communities. This is the story of the many women who are sexually exploited by the people in power. This is the story of the Joginis- ‘The God’s wife’.
On 11th of October 2020, Sooraj Kumar was awarded life sentence for murder, poisoning, destruction of evidence and attempt to murder. In 2018 when Sooraj and Uthra got married everyone hoped for the beginning of a happy new chapter. Few months into the marriage, everything went haywire. This is the story of a husband, wife, and a snake.
On the night of October 18th, in Papparappati of Tamil Nadu was an encounter of a man who was the uncrowned king of the forests in Kerala, Karnataka and Tamil Nadu for 20 years. This story is about Smuggling, kidnapping, murders, poaching, and revenge. This is the story of Koose Muniswany Veerapan, the most expensive dacoit of India.
In the February of 1983, 20-year-old women, walked out of her hideaway. She bowed to the images of Mahatma Gandhi and the Goddess Durga and surrendered herself to the authority of Madhya Pradesh. To witness this was a crowd of 10,000 apart from the 300 police men and, the then Chief Minister of Madhya Pradesh, Arjun Singh. For the crowd and a lot of people in India, she was known as a murderess, a bandit, moreover a hero even before she was seen in the public. This is the story of Phoolan Devi, the celebrated Bandit Queen of India.
The Crime Time podcast is here for the true crime lovers. The Indian crime history is filled with so much more than just the sensational crimes that make on to the headlines. Crime Time Podcast is here to try to unravel stories that are often unvoiced or ignored. There's crime amongst the gullies and slums, the poor, the lower castes, the politicians, and even between the humans and animals that go unreported. So, we are here to try and dig deep into these untold stories. Catch new episodes every Wednesday brought to you by Amala Baby and Ashik Sajeev.