Thursday, July 22, 2010

Help us Canada... o_O

Yes...once again it was proved that the "CBI" and "Forensic Officials" needed a major helping hand... After 2years of tireless efforts put in..Really?? I dont think so..

The murder case has its own lil Wikipedia: Noida double murder case

The Case dwindles on the evidence recovered... yes... I would pay a penny every time i hear that and i know i would be the Next Bill Gates...

Well wasn't the series of lie detector tests on her mom and dad enough...that they made it so convincing that her parents could be involved. Now..this comes from the same experts that claim that they after searching the crime scene find a body on the roof... - THE NEXT DAY!!

After 2 years of the hype and the narco tests and the shoddy investigation- yes"shoddy" - (*mentioned in wiki itself) the post mortem reports... they have finally got A SOLUTION!!!

CANADA...YES... CANADA...

Today in Hindustan Times
New Delhi, July 22, 2010

"CBI seeks Canadian help in Aarushi case"

REASON: The Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) has sought help from two Canadian forensic laboratories to crack the Aarushi Talwar-Hemraj Banjade murder case. The CBI has approached the Ontario Centre for Forensic Sciences, located in Toronto, and the Warnex Pro-DNA Services, Inc, based in Silver Bay, To test evidence using a new DNA technology that is not yet available in India.

:shock:

WAIT REWIND: NEW DNA TECHNOLOGY!

“The Canadian laboratories managed to extract DNA of the victim from a T-shirt of one of the accused, domestic help Pradip Prabhakar Parab, even though it had been washed several times,” said a case investigator attached to CBI's Unit Two that had probed the case.

Why couldn't Our Forensic Lab do that... don't we extract DNA at Our Forensic labs?? Is it that Bad??

The Hindustan Times had, on May 23, reported the fact that CBI director Ashwani Kumar decided to take help of the technique, not available in India, to crack the case. (**Thank and Good Night)




R.I.P Aarushi.... May your soul rest in peace.