There was a strange thing that happened during that interview that Hanunara gave to Indian

news channel Indi TV.

This was just a day or two after he discovered his wife and six-year-old son stabbed to death

after returning home from an office happy hour.

Every day when I come home, I just enter, I take out my shoe, then I call my son's

name on each.

We listened to part of that interview last episode.

Every day he'll come and give one hug, but yesterday he did not come.

The interview was short, less than two minutes long, and right near the end of it, this

exchange happens.

Are you satisfied with the way the police supported you through this investigation of these

hours?

Yes, of course, even Thanha supported me from last night.

They were with me from the last night and Till Lumph and they were supporting me throughout

this process.

The reporter asked Hanunara if he's satisfied with the way the police have treated him,

and Hanunara says, quote, yes, of course, even Thanha supported me from last night.

In other words, before answering the question about the police, Hanun gives a shout out to Thanha,

which is the Telugu Association of North America.

Thanha is a multi-million dollar nonprofit whose mission is to support Telugu-speaking

immigrants from southern India.

I'm still puzzling over the name from the 911 call.

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