S1.E2 ∙ Five Easy Pieces

The Court of Last Resort was founded by Erle Stanley Gardner in the 1950s. The team sought to reveal whether someone already found guilty might really be innocent. The show dramatized the original crime then followed the investigation. Actual cases were used.

Cursed by immortality and severely disfigured due to medical experiments, a man taken for dead returns home four years after his ordeal to take vengeance upon those who wronged him.

A woman hacks into the computer system of a mobile company. Enter the CEO Juhani Saloluoto, a workaholic businessman, and Raimo Erkkilä, an alcoholic police investigator. Soon Saloluoto disappears.

Love, Lust, Freedom, Greed, Beauty what drives people to do unimaginable things? What provokes them to shed Blood? Press the play button for a shocking tale.

In 2008, Aarushi Talwar, a 13-year-old Delhi schoolgirl is found murdered in her bedroom. A day later, the body of the prime suspect - the family's 45 year old Nepalese help is discovered on the terrace of the same flat. Who wanted them dead and why? Aarushi - Beyond Reasonable Doubt, the feature length version of a televised episodic series, reopens the 8 year long Aarushi Case Diaries. In a true-crime story, defined by compromised crime scenes, botched police investigations, extensive media trials, and a polarized India, this film pitches the prosecution against the defence, and the believers against the skeptics. It draws on the voices of investigators, lawyers, family and friends, crucial witnesses, and journalists who give their versions of truth. So, while the story starts from scratch, the producers also follow the Appeal in the High court which gives every theory its due. The documentary therefore boldly delves into fine print and relies extensively on court documents, witness statements & forensic reports to takes each piece of evidence to its logical, scientific conclusion. Under production for over a year and a half, the Producers of the documentary also tracked down former suspects in hiding, and reached out to international crime scene investigators and forensic scientists - a blood spatter analyst from Cambridge, a forensic pathologist from London, a former Scotland Yard deception detection analyst for their review of the evidence-on-record.

In Village Soukhya, where Babosa is famous for applying Daam, dead bodies are getting discovered one after the other and ASI Shakti Singh is ready to go to any extent to find out the truth behind.