In this episode, I talk about the controversial and heartbreaking case of Nimisha Priya, an Indian nurse facing the death penalty in Yemen. Accused of killing her business partner under disturbing and complex circumstances, her story raises urgent questions about domestic abuse, mercy killings, and justice across borders.

Was it premeditated murder or a desperate act of survival?

Tune in to understand the facts, the legal drama, and the human cost behind one of the most talked-about cases involving an Indian woman abroad.

🎙️ This is a breakthrough episode after a podcast hiatus — and one I felt was too important to hold back.

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She wore devotion like a disguise. She entered temples not to pray — but to prey.

In this chilling episode, we dive into the disturbing story of K.D. Kempamma, better known as Cyanide Mallika — India’s first convicted female serial killer. Between 1999 and 2007, Mallika murdered six women across Karnataka, using a deadly cocktail of lies, manipulation, and cyanide.

We explore how a woman, often underestimated and unnoticed, used religious faith as a weapon — gaining the trust of her victims in temples, luring them with promises of spiritual cleansing, only to rob and poison them. But what drove her to this path of darkness? Was it greed? Desperation? Or something far more sinister?

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