Episode 3 of The Trial Error Podcast on the Aarushi Talwar Murder Case

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Trial by Error | The Aarushi Files

SEASON 1, EPISODE 3

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Trial by Error | The Aarushi Files 3.10 Procedure Not Followed
Television and radio host Richa Anirudh discusses the investigation of the Noida double murders with Vinay Tewari, former managing editor of India Today Television.
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Trial by Error | The Aarushi Files 3.09 Miscarriage of Justice
DNA expert Andrei Semikhodskii on the many questions that were left unanswered.
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Trial by Error | The Aarushi Files 3.06 Tailor Made Stories
Dinesh Talwar on how the police went contrary to the evidence.
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Trial by Error | The Aarushi Files 3.05 Mystery of the Whiskey Bottle
Who handled the bottle last?
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Trial by Error | The Aarushi Files Episode 4 Teaser | CBI Team 1
The CBI is supposed to set the standard of investigations. But their handling of the double murder painted an unflattering picture. Send us your feedback at trialbyerror@arre.co.in
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Trial by Error | The Aarushi Files 3.04 Crime scene protocol in India
Rebecca John talks about the lack of crime scene protocol in India.
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Trial by Error | The Aarushi Files Sense And Sensationalism
On the 8th death anniversary of Aarushi and Hemraj, Rajdeep Sardesai, consulting editor, India Today Television speaks to Sanjay Ray Chaudhuri, co-founder, Arré, on media trials.
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Trial by Error | The Aarushi Files 3.02 Charts and Maps
Who were the key characters in the Aarushi double murder? What did the scene of crime look like?
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Trial by Error | The Aarushi Files 3.01 Book Extracts
An extract from Avirook Sen's 2015 novel, Aarushi
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