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Sonu Patel vanished four days after his grand wedding, and police found his bike near a decomposed body in the forest.

This episode investigates the 2021 murder of Sonu Patel in Jabalpur, India, just days after his wedding. Hosts of "True Crime Evidence" narrate the case's mysterious circumstances. The story centers on the victim, his new wife Gayatri, and his brother Narayan, who identified the body. Sonu Patel, 26, married Gayatri Patel on May 12, 2021. On May 16, Sonu left home to repair Gayatri's malfunctioning phone in Sihora, taking his father's bike. He promised to return within hours but never did. Gayatri repeatedly tried calling him that afternoon and evening. On May 24, police called Narayan after finding a bike in a forest. Narayan identified the bike as his brother's. Police discovered a decomposed body with a face smashed by a stone near the bike. Narayan could not visually recognize the severely damaged body. A post-mortem report later confirmed the body was Sonu's. The hosts highlight the shocking timeline, with the murder occurring only four days after a grand wedding celebration. A key question is why a man described as simple and straightforward was killed so brutally. The narrative underscores the horror of the body's condition, which prevented immediate identification by family. The wife waiting at home, admiring her henna, creates a poignant contrast to the violence. The episode frames the phone repair errand as the last known action before Sonu's disappearance. The hosts present the case in a narrative, suspenseful tone typical of true crime storytelling. The style is detailed and chronological, building mystery around the central question of the perpetrator's identity. Listeners who enjoy detailed reconstructions of unsolved crimes and human-interest stories from India would find this engaging. Those preferring resolved cases with clear conclusions might find the episode's open-ended nature less satisfying.

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