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Noise is Good – A Murder Mystery (Part 2): A gripping murder mystery of secrets, manipulation, and a deadly neighborhood feud.
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Noise is Good – A Murder Mystery (Part 2)
The police were called in and the dead body was sent for post-mortem. Police Sub-Inspector Chandrakant Jadhav spoke to everybody in the building about Vageshwari and Pramesh. The police took everybody’s statements and fingerprints and searched the flat for clues.
Vageshwari would always find fault with Pooja and her parents, for small issues. Pooja and her parents had long time ago begun to ignore her. Initially, Vageshwari wanted Pooja to tutor her children, for free. She was not interested in Pooja’s mother taking up the task. Then, she wanted to leave her kids in Pooja’s care all through the day. In short, the woman wanted to live in Pooja’s house herself the whole day and run the younger woman’s life for her. But, Pooja categorically refused to oblige because her family’s privacy was important. She wanted to continue her studies and work as a work-from-home journalist.
Vageshwari began to damage Pooja’s clean reputation. It appeared that some man visited Pooja’s place at night for her. The woman was a control freak and had got her husband, children and others in the building dancing to her tune. She wanted Pooja and her family to leave their home to hide her crimes against them. Pooja and her parents were stubborn and did not want to leave the flat just because of that woman. The situation had often gone bad and Pooja’s family had to visit the nearest police station for complaining about the woman. Instead of that helping them, things had turned worse. The police advised them to file a court case against Vageshwari because this was one of the rarest cases. That was the time Pooja’s family decided to hire a lawyer.
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To be continued…
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