Episode 6 of The Trial By Error podcast on the Aarushi Talwar murder

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Trial by Error | The Aarushi Files

SEASON 1, EPISODE 6

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Trial by Error | The Aarushi Files Episode 7 Teaser | In Court
A bitter trial was the natural follow-up, after an inconclusive CBI report, dubious witnesses, and a pair of pillowcases. Send us your feedback on trialbyerror@arre.co.in
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Trial by Error | The Aarushi Files 6.08 Dead Men Don’t Talk
Avirook Sen sheds light on the CBI’s strange choice in creating an email address under the name of a dead man.
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Trial by Error | The Aarushi Files 6.07 The Dead-Cat Strategy
Patrick French’s break-down of the case and the media’s appalling response to the murders is chilling.
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Trial by Error | The Aarushi Files 6.06 A Dash of Tears for Seasoning
A relative of the Talwars on the public and media’s analysis of Nupur’s composure during the infamous NDTV interview.
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Trial by Error | The Aarushi Files 6.05 The Walking Dead
Sonia Singh recalls talking to Nupur Talwar, whom the media quickly accused of murdering her own daughter.
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Trial by Error | The Aarushi Files 6.04 What the Media Said
24X7 media channels documented every twist and turn that the Noida double murders took. Here are a few that shaped the way we would come to view the case.
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Trial by Error | The Aarushi Files 6.03 The Ill-Fated Interview
On May 24, 2008, Nupur Talwar made the grave error of not expressing grief in front of the cameras, and millions of prime-time news viewers.
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Trial by Error | The Aarushi Files 6.02 Timeline of Events
The story so far
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