Episode 7 of The Trial By Error podcast on the Aarushi Talwar murder

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Trial by Error | The Aarushi Files

SEASON 1, EPISODE 7

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Trial by Error | The Aarushi Files Episode 8 Teaser | Today
Can we be certain that our judicial system, police, and media are in check to ensure that another Aarushi case never happens again? Send us your feedback on trialbyerror@arre.co.in
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Trial by Error | The Aarushi Files Trial By Error Original Soundtrack
The soundtrack to Trial By Error, composed by Madhav Shorey and Vipul Angrish, brings us closer to the horror of what happened to Aarushi & Hemraj and how the system failed them.
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Trial by Error | The Aarushi Files “Who Can Serve Justice in 45 Degrees?”
A sense of resigned chaos reigns over the Ghaziabad courts and violence is routine.
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Trial by Error | The Aarushi Files 7.08 Witness for the Prosecution
Did Judge Shyam Lal allow Bharti Mandal’s unreliable testimony to go unquestioned?
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Trial by Error | The Aarushi Files 7.07 Behind the Door
Why is the question of whether Bharti Mandal could enter the house on the morning of the murders, so important to the trial?
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Trial by Error | The Aarushi Files 7.06 Treacherous Town
Author Avirook Sen recalls the perils of being in Ghaziabad.
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Trial by Error | The Aarushi Files 7.05 Grave Transgressions
Just who wrote Shyam Lal's judgement?
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Trial by Error | The Aarushi Files 7.04 A Day at Court
A floral excerpt from the absurd judgement.
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Trial by Error | The Aarushi Files 7.03 Mark of Innocence
Vandana Talwar explains why she continues to defend Aarushi's parents.
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Trial by Error | The Aarushi Files 7.02 Timeline of Events
The story so far
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Trial by Error | The Aarushi Files 7.01 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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