Punjabi Crime Podcast

Jaskirat Rataul
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Crime stories, history and general topics to raise awareness. #Punjabicrimepodcast

  1. FEB 23

    Jack Family Case, Highway of Tears BC | S16 E07 | Punjabi Crime Podcast

    In August 1989, 26-year-old Ronald Jack and his wife Doreen, along with their two young sons Russell (9) and Ryan (4), vanished after Ronald met a man in a local pub in Prince George. The man claimed he could get Ronald and a friend well-paid logging and camp-kitchen jobs “up north,” and said the family could stay at the camp. Later that night, Ronald phoned a relative saying they would be away for about 10 days — that was the last verified contact. The family left their home with only a few belongings and were never seen again. Their car was left behind, there were no bank withdrawals, and no confirmed sightings. Despite massive searches, interviews, and years of tips, no remains have ever been found and no one has been charged. The case remains open and is often linked in discussion to northern B.C. highway disappearances, though investigators have never proven a connection.

    15 min

  2. FEB 21

    Daniel Morcobe Case Australia | S16 E06 | Punjabi Crime Podcast

    Daniel Morcombe was a 13-year-old boy from Queensland who disappeared on 7 December 2003 while waiting for a bus on the Sunshine Coast. His disappearance triggered one of Australia’s largest missing-person investigations, involving years of public appeals, searches, and national attention. In 2011, police arrested Brett Peter Cowan after an undercover sting operation in which he effectively confessed. Cowan later led investigators to bushland where Daniel’s remains and personal items were found. In 2014, Cowan was found guilty of murder, indecent treatment of a child, and interfering with a corpse, and he was sentenced to life in prison with a long non-parole period. Daniel’s parents went on to create the Daniel Morcombe Foundation, focused on child safety education and prevention across Australia.

    25 min

  3. FEB 19

    High Country Murders Melbourne | S16 E05 | Punjabi Crime Podcast

    In March 2020 in Victoria’s High Country (remote bushland east of Melbourne), retired couple Russell Hill (74) and Carol Clay (73) disappeared while on a camping trip in the Wonnangatta Valley. After a long investigation, former Jetstar pilot Greg Lynn — who had also been camping nearby — was arrested and charged with their deaths; at a 2024 trial he was convicted of murdering Carol Clay and acquitted of killing Hill, with the jury hearing evidence the bodies had been hidden and their campsite burned. Lynn was sentenced to 32 years in prison, but in **December 2025 the Victorian Court of Appeal overturned his conviction on the Clay murder due to serious irregularities in the original trial and ordered a retrial set for early 2026, meaning the final legal outcome is still pending.

    24 min

  4. FEB 17

    DPD Driver Murder UK | S16 E04 | Punjabi Crime Podcast

    In August 2023, 23-year-old DPD delivery driver Aurman Singh was murdered while working his delivery route in Shrewsbury, England. He was deliberately lured to a location and then ambushed by a group of men armed with weapons including an axe, shovel and hockey stick. The attack was planned using inside information about his delivery schedule, and Aurman died at the scene from multiple severe injuries. Police later uncovered the conspiracy, arresting suspects both in the UK and overseas. Several men were eventually convicted at Stafford Crown Court: the main attackers received life sentences with long minimum terms, and another man was jailed for manslaughter for providing information that helped set up the ambush. The case shocked the public because of its level of planning, brutality, and the fact that it targeted someone simply doing his job.

    18 min

  5. FEB 15

    UK Triple Murder | S16 E03 | Punjabi Crime Podcast

    In January 2020 in the Seven Kings area of Ilford, east London, three young men were fatally stabbed on a residential street in a violent altercation, with police confirming all victims were known to each other and believed to be from the local community; two suspects were arrested on suspicion of murder as investigators worked to understand what had sparked the deadly clash that shocked neighbours and highlighted concerns about knife crime in the capital.

    12 min

  6. FEB 13

    Ottaw Family Massacre | S16 E02 | Punjabi Crime Podcast

    In March 2024 in Barrhaven, a suburb of Ottawa, Canada, a Sri Lankan immigrant family was the victim of a shocking mass stabbing when 19-year-old Febrio De-Zoysa, a student living with them, attacked the household with a large knife. Police found six people dead inside the home — a 35-year-old mother and her four young children, aged seven, four, three, and two months, as well as a 40-year-old family friend — while the father survived with serious injuries. Investigators said the victims and De-Zoysa knew each other, but the motive remained unclear at the time. It was described as one of the most brutal and rare mass killings in Ottawa’s history. In November 2025, De-Zoysa pleaded guilty to multiple murder charges and was sentenced to life imprisonment without parole for 25 years.

    18 min

  7. FEB 11

    Rajwinder Singh Case Australia (Update) | S16 E01 | Punjabi Crime Podcast

    Toyah Cordingley was a 24-year-old woman from Far North Queensland who disappeared in October 2018 after going to Wangetti Beach, near Cairns, to walk her dog. She was found dead the next day, and the case triggered a major investigation that lasted years and drew national attention. Police eventually identified Rajwinder Singh — an Australian resident who had left for India shortly after the killing — as their prime suspect. After lengthy legal processes and cooperation between Australian and Indian authorities, he was extradited back to Australia to stand trial. A jury later found him guilty of Toyah’s murder, and he was sentenced to life imprisonment, marking the end of a long fight for justice by Toyah’s family and community.

    18 min

  8. FEB 9

    Sharanjit Kaur Road Rage Case | S15 E10 | Punjabi Crime Podcast

    Sharanjit Kaur, living in New Zealand, became enraged after seeing a family photo of her partner with his wife and children, and in June 2024 she followed and chased the wife’s car at dangerously high speeds. During the pursuit, she repeatedly tried to intimidate her, drove on the wrong side of the road, and reached speeds estimated at more than 120 km/h. The chase ended in a head-on collision with an unrelated motorist, 49-year-old Jonathan “Jono” Baker, who died instantly, while Kaur received only minor injuries. She later pleaded guilty to reckless driving causing death and was sentenced in the Hamilton District Court to four years in prison and banned from driving for five years, despite her defence arguing for home detention on mental-health and remorse grounds, which the judge rejected given the extreme danger of her actions.

    19 min
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Crime stories, history and general topics to raise awareness. #Punjabicrimepodcast

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  • Creator
    Jaskirat Rataul
  • Years Active
    2024 - 2026
  • Episodes
    158
  • Rating
    Clean
  • Copyright
    © Jaskirat Rataul
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    Punjabi Crime Podcast

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