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True Crime has been something I haven't done in quite a while,

but it was something that I used to do quite often, at the very least once a month.

So, I decided to bring back those series, but instead of doing individual documentaries

like I used to, I'm going to compile them into scary story compilation similar to the normal

videos. This way, more eyes and ears will be on these cases, and it'll give me the chance to

be able to do them more often. Every single case you're about to hear was written and researched

by myself. If you have a case that you would like to recommend for me to check out,

be sure to comment them down below, or if you have links and other stuff to send,

be sure to send them in at swampdweller.net or the email you can find in the description.

Now, let's get into these creepy and downright strange true crime horror stories.

I don't often focus on Asian mysteries simply because I don't speak or read

their many diverse languages. I often get suggested a lot of interesting, lesser known puzzles

from the region and recently got sent a link to a news article about a murder case in New Delhi,

India. This was no average murder case though. This case seemingly involved a love triangle,

jealousy, and cover up. The way the victim was killed intrigued me and caught my eye.

Not to say murder is intriguing, but our story today covers death by being buried alive.

Sometime in early March of 1980, 19-year-old Guadom Jossinghani was making his way home from college.

It is unclear whether he was with a friend or a cousin, but someone did join him on that walk.

Guadom was in his sophomore year at St. Stephen's College, located in the central area of New Delhi.

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