Chapter
The Murder of Praveen Varughese Part 2
20:01 - 28:36 (08:35)
Lovely Varughese, Praveen's mother, receives a letter from the Carbondale police asking her about the reward money for the tipster and starts looking for a pathologist to conduct a second autopsy after seeing her son's body. Autopsy photos are shown to help the listeners understand the case better.
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The autopsy photos of Ashley Yamauchi's injuries were released due to doubts on the first pathologist's conclusion on her death.
20:01 - 21:50 (01:49)
Summary
The autopsy photos of Ashley Yamauchi's injuries were released due to doubts on the first pathologist's conclusion on her death. The photos reveal the severity of her injuries, contradicting the initial ruling of suicide.
ChapterThe Murder of Praveen Varughese Part 2
EpisodeMYSTERIOUS DEATH OF: Pravin Varughese
PodcastCrime Junkie
The police prioritize paying the tipster who helped them find the body rather than investigating the cause of death.
21:50 - 23:22 (01:32)
Summary
The police prioritize paying the tipster who helped them find the body rather than investigating the cause of death. Detectives ruled out the theory that the fight had a connection to the victim's death, doubling down on the tragic accident theory.
ChapterThe Murder of Praveen Varughese Part 2
EpisodeMYSTERIOUS DEATH OF: Pravin Varughese
PodcastCrime Junkie
A nurse attending a funeral discovers a deceased man covered from head to toe in bruises, indicating potential foul play in his death.
23:22 - 25:39 (02:17)
Summary
A nurse attending a funeral discovers a deceased man covered from head to toe in bruises, indicating potential foul play in his death.
ChapterThe Murder of Praveen Varughese Part 2
EpisodeMYSTERIOUS DEATH OF: Pravin Varughese
PodcastCrime Junkie
Lovely Varughese's son Praveen went missing after a college party and was later found dead in the woods of Carbondale, Illinois.
25:39 - 28:36 (02:56)
Summary
Lovely Varughese's son Praveen went missing after a college party and was later found dead in the woods of Carbondale, Illinois. Despite evidence suggesting foul play, the police ruled his death an accident, prompting his mother to form the Praveen Action Council to reopen the investigation.