• Crimes That Shook The World: Part 2

  • Aug 6 2021
  • Length: 57 mins
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Crimes That Shook The World: Part 2

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  • In this podcast Candid Over Coffee team discuss about some of the most popular/ notorious crime stories that shook everyone and is still discussed. In this video we discuss about the crimes in Tiananmen Square, Burari Case, Noida Case, Talwar Case and Sukumara Kurupp.


    0:00 - 1:05 - Introduction & Recap

    1:06 - 19:59 - Tiananmen Square

    20:00 - 26:59 - Burari Case

    27:00 - 32:32 - Noida Case

    32:32 - 44:17 - Talwar Case

    44:18 - 56:00 - Sukumara Kurupp

    56:00 - 57:08 - Conclusion


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    Credits :


    Speakers: 

    Suman Narayan - https://www.instagram.com/suman___narayan/

    Kesav Raghu - https://www.instagram.com/kesav93/

    Sriram Venugopal - https://www.instagram.com/sriramsince94/

    Aswin Bhadran - https://www.instagram.com/aswin_bhadran/

    Jay Simhan - https://www.instagram.com/jaysimhan/


    Video Edited by: Aswin Bhadran


    Promotional Posters by:

    Jay Simhan


    Teaser by: Aswin Bhadran


    Intro by: Jay Simhan


    Audio & Video Equipments:

    Sreejinith, Insideout Productions

    Afzal


    Music by: 

    Priyamvadhan M

    https://instagram.com/priyavadhan_m
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