NOIDA DOUBLE MURDER
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Arushi case: Accused struggle to lead normal lives
Published on Wed, Sep 10, 2008 at 00:02 in Nation section
Tags: Noida Murder, Arushi Talwar , New Delhi
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New Delhi: The families of those accused in the Arushi murder case are struggling to come to terms with life. With the investigating agencies finding no evidence against them, they are all likely to walk free.
When then IG, Meerut Zone Gurudarshan Singh accused Arushi's father of the murder, calling him a man of "loose character", it was just the beginning for the Talwars.
For the family, life has been a downward spiral since the morning of May 16. The Talwars woke up to find their only child Arushi, brutally murdered.
The loss had not even sunk in when Dr Rajesh Talwar was accused of the murder.
Overnight a reputed doctor had become a hated criminal, put behind bars by the Noida Police.
He lost his daughter, his reputation and then his job at Fortis hosiptal. After 50 days of interrogation in Dasna jail, the CBI let Dr Talwar walk free on July 12 for lack of evidence.
The Talwars are trying their best to get their life back together. Besides a week long course in the Art of Living, it's the strong family support that is helping them get through this difficult time.
Even for the other three accused in the country's most sensational double murder case, life has been one long trial and it will be a while before they can free themselves of the shadows of the past.
HOW THE WHODUNNIT UNRAVELLED
May 16: Arushi found murdered. Initial suspect, Hemraj's dead body discovered.
May 19: Post mortem says Arushi and Hemraj murdered with same weapon.
May 21: Victims' phone records examined, Dr Anita Durrani - a close friend of the Talwars', questioned.
May 22: Police hold press conference, suggest honour killing angle.
May 23: Dr Rajesh Talwar arrested for the twin murders.
May 31: CBI probe begins.
June 14: Dr Talwar's compunder, Krishna arrested by CBI.
June 14 - 19: Lie detector tests conducted on the Durrani's domestic help Rajkumar and a neighbour's domestic help, Vijay Mandal.
June 14: Rajkumar arrested, T-shirt with blood stains seized.
July 11: Vijay Mandal arrested.
July 12: Dr Rajesh Talwar released on bail.
September 06: Vijay Mandal gets bail.
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