Deeksha CH

CASE FILES: THE 20TH CENTURY

True Crime EN ↓ 2 episodes

Case Files: The 20th Century explores real crime cases, mysteries, and investigations from the 2000s. Each episode presents verified facts, historical context, and investigative details, focusing on how these cases unfolded and why they continue to matter today. This podcast aims to inform, analyze, and reflect — not to sensationalize. All content is presented with respect for victims, families, and legal processes. Disclaimer: This podcast is for educational and analytical purposes only and does not intend to accuse, defame, or sensationalize any individual or event.

Author

Deeksha CH

Category

True Crime

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Latest episode

Dec 28, 2025

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Episodes

The Aarushi-Hemraj Case: What Really Happened That night? 28.12.2025

In May 2008, two people were murdered inside a quiet apartment in Noida. What followed was an investigation filled with mistakes, changing theories, and unanswered questions. This episode explores the Aarushi–Hemraj case — the house, the timeline, and the mystery that still remains unsolved

Introduction: CASE FILES OF 2000s 27.12.2025

Welcome to Case Files: The 2000s. This introductory episode explains the purpose of the podcast — exploring real crime cases and investigations from the 2000s in a simple, factual, and respectful way. Each episode will focus on verified facts, timelines, and key investigative details. This podcast is for educational and analytical purposes only and does not intend to accuse or sensationalize anyon...

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