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AEQUITAS VOLUME: 1, ISSUE: 1

This time, I made up my mind to catch him because he

did a serious flaw in his crime- the pattern of the killing

was the same- killed and marinated like a fish and ashes

of cigarettes on it.

Two dead bodies, both women of the same age and same

modus operandi of murder. No leads except the trace

marks of tire and the digital evidence of the person who

rang to the police station and one suspect- Jain. Only

thing I could have possibly done is keeping a trail on Jain

and analyzing his payment details. It was seen he

withdraw money everyday and that too around 500-

1000 rupees. Where did he spent this money? What did

he buy? And on the list of transactions we saw a store

where he often went. The CCTV footages of the shop was

checked in which it was clearly shown him buying

packets of cigarettes.

Why would a person buy cigarettes if he don’t smoke.

The order of arrest for Jain was summoned and on

questioning him we saw a psychotic side of him

unfolding right in front of the eyes. Jain committed the

murders and gave a false testimony so that the

investigation wont lead to him. He committed the first

murder and it was nothing but a mistake. But this
mistake lead him to commit more sins.

From his childhood onwards he has grown in a family

where his dad was a fisherman and smoked day and

night.

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