My Wife Was Murdered 9 Years Later The Truth Destroyed Everything.

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00:00If you've ever wanted to expose a liar who got away, then this story will stick with you.

00:05Smash that like button, subscribe, and settle in because what you're about to hear isn't just a murder case.

00:11It's a lesson in how justice can bleed for years before finally standing.

00:17Asterisk, Anand, Mishra, and Pyle Serka were the kind of couple you'd envy.

00:23He was a gym owner from Orissa.

00:25She was a brilliant software engineer from Asam.

00:28After three years of college, romance filled with late-night calls, hidden meats, and love that defied tradition theme.

00:36Married in 2008 against both families' wishes.

00:40But love had won.

00:41Slowly, even their parents came around.

00:44They moved to Bangalore and began building a life of dreams.

00:48A cozy apartment in J.P. Nuggar.

00:50A new job for Pyle at a top IT firm.

00:54A new gym branch for Anand.

00:56Laughter, progress, late-night takeout, planning kids, until December 17th.

01:02Asterisk, it started like any ordinary day.

01:05Anand was away on a business trip in Orissa.

01:08He expected to hear from Pyle by lunch button when she didn't answer.

01:13He brushed it off.

01:14Maybe she's in a meeting, he thought.

01:16But hours passed.

01:18Then her phone was off.

01:19Panic clawed at his chest.

01:21Something wasn't right.

01:23He called their building security, begging them to check the apartment.

01:27When the guard entered using a spare key, he found a nightmare got blood.

01:31Everywhere a trail leading to the bedroom.

01:34Inside was Pyle, just 29.

01:37Her hands, bound.

01:39Throat slashed.

01:40Her body stabbed at one thither times.

01:43Asterisk, asterisk, Inspector Amesh.

01:46The local police officer sealed the crime scene quickly.

01:49The apartment looked like a robber Riving's were thrown around.

01:52But nothing of value was missing.

01:54No sign of forced entry either.

01:56Which meant someone Pyle knew had done this.

02:00And Anand.

02:01He didn't show up until 25 hours later.

02:03His excuse.

02:05He'd been in Orissa the whole time.

02:08Business trip.

02:08But the grief in his eyes looked.

02:11Real Dot.

02:11And when questioned, he mentioned something odd.

02:14His gym trainer, James Kumar Roy, had once been fired after Pyle caught him misbehaving with female clients.

02:22Anand admitted there had been tension, an argument.

02:26Pyle had kicked James out.

02:28The police turned their eyes toward James Dot asterisk.

02:31Asterisk, CCTV footage near the apartment showed a blurry figure running.

02:36The security guard said he saw someone matching James' build.

02:40Using his phone number, police tracked James' SIM card.

02:44On the day of the murder, it pinged near Pyle's home.

02:47Six days later, they found James hiding in V-I-J-A-W-A-D-A Dot.

02:52During interrogation, he cracked Dot, and what came out of his mouth was horrifying.

02:57Asterisk, asterisk, James and Anand had once been close friends, almost brothers.

03:02James managed Anand's, Jim and Orissa handled money, bought equipment, but success corrupted James.

03:10He started stealing, groping female clients under the guise of helping posture.

03:16When Pyle found out, she exposed him, Anand fired him instantly.

03:21James lost everything, out of work and desperate.

03:24He begged to be rehired.

03:26Pyle refused it loudly, publicly.

03:29That humiliation, he said, pushed him over the edge.

03:33So on December 16th, 2010, when he knew Anand was away, he knocked on the apartment door with a knife tucked in his jacket.

03:41When Pyle opened it, he attacked, stabbed her over and over.

03:46He made it look like a robbery.

03:48Took her laptop and phone and vanished.

03:51Case closed.

03:52Right, except, this wasn't the end.

03:55It was just the start.

03:57Asterisk, asterisk, a year later.

03:59As the trial neared, Pyle's father received a letter from James himself.

04:04In it, James claimed everything he'd confessed.

04:07It was a lie.

04:08He said he was beaten into admitting guilt.

04:10That, Anand's parents, both senior police officers, had orchestrated the entire cover-up to protect their son.

04:18According to James, Anand was never in Orissa that day.

04:22His phone location had been faked.

04:24The call records James sent seemed to prove it.

04:27Suddenly, doubt spread like wildfire.

04:30Asterisk, asterisk, fueled by rage.

04:33Pyle's family petitioned the Karnataka High Court.

04:36Their plea, remove the local police.

04:39Bring in the CB, ITHE, Central Bureau of Investigation.

04:43They accused Inspector Amesh of destroying evidence, helping Anand, and framing James.

04:50In 2011, the court agreed.

04:52The CBI took over.

04:54And what they uncovered was ugly dot.

04:57Asterisk, asterisk.

04:58The CBI turned the spotlight on Inspector Amesh.

05:02They scanned his bank accounts, his calls, his movements.

05:06Was he corrupt or just sloppy?

05:09In the meantime, James wrote to the Orissa Human Rights Commission.

05:12He said he'd been tortured in custody, beaten, coerced.

05:17The commission awarded him one lakh rupees in compensation.

05:21So now we had a convicted murderer being paid.

05:24And a police inspector under suspicion.

05:27Was James telling the truth?

05:29Had Anand really killed his own wife?

05:31Asterisk, asterisk.

05:33By 2015, five years had passed.

05:36Still no clear resolution.

05:38Then a new CBI team took over.

05:40Fresh eyes.

05:41No bias.

05:42They started from zero.

05:44Their focus.

05:45Evidence.

05:45Cold.

05:46Hard.

05:47Undeniable.

05:48Here's what they found.

05:49Fake call logs.

05:51The call records James provided were fabricated.

05:54Confirmed by phone companies.

05:56DNA match.

05:57Blood and hair at the crime scene matched James not an on-phone location.

06:02On December 17th, James' phone pinged near the apartment.

06:05Eyewitness, a neighbor ignored by local police, had seen James walking nearby and heard screams.

06:12This witness had moved to Mumbai.

06:15Amesh, despite being under scrutiny himself, tracked the man down and brought him back to testify.

06:21Asterisk, asterisk, asterisk in 2019, almost a decade after Pial's brutal murder.

06:28The court reached a decision.

06:30They ignored the noise, the accusations, the headlines.

06:35Instead, they followed the forensics.

06:37James Kumar Roy was sentenced to life imprisonment.

06:41No parole.

06:42No early release.

06:44Just time and silence.

06:46Anand was never charged.

06:48Inspector Amet cleared of wrongdoing, though his career had paid a steep price.

06:53Asterisk, asterisk, if this story gave you chills or made you furious shit, that like button.

07:00And tell us in the comments, would you have trusted James' letter or the DNA?

07:05Don't forget to subscribe for more twisted true crime stories just like this one.

07:10Until next time, stay curious, stay safe, and always question the easy answer.

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