House of Horrors: Acquitted Killer Reopens Wounds

In a shocking turn of events, Surinder Koli, one of the men convicted in the house of horrors case in India, has been acquitted by the Supreme Court. The case, which involved the deaths of nineteen women and children, has left families with more questions than answers, as the court ruled Kolis confession, which included admissions of cannibalism, was likely obtained through torture. The initial investigation was criticized for being flawed, negligent, and delayed, with the court suggesting that the true culprits were never identified. The acquittal has reopened old wounds for the victims families, who struggle to accept the verdict and have little hope for further justice. The Daily News Now! — Every city. Every story. AI-powered. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.