The Diary of a Serial Killer Promo: Know Where the Story of the Predator Starts

Following the butcher of Delhi, Netflix is back with another story to shock you to the core, the Indian Predator The Diary of a Serial Killer. This series is directed by Dheeraj Jindal, and a screenplay written by Sudeep Nigam with Chandni Ahlawat Dabas and Moumita Sen as executive producers.

The show’s synopsis reads, “When a suspect is found in a journalist’s murder, the case is considered closed until a secret diary suggests 13 more victims — and possible cannibalism.” This is the story of the murderer Raja Kolander, an alleged cannibal. But are these allegations true?

Netflix India has taken to Youtube to share a sneak peek into the docuseries and where the story of this murder mystery really began. An emerging journalist shook the world after his death, leading to a serial killer’s discovery in the open. But this serial killer has a story that really brought the creeps out when it was known that he is also a cannibal.

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The promo shared by Netflix India shows professionals discussing the case as the first-person comments on how most serial killers maintain a diary. A voice dictation of the case in the background speak of the diary that was found in Raja Kolander’s farmhouse that really shocked the world as the names of his victims was mentioned in the book.

14 victims with the latest being Dheerendra Singh had their names are written in the diary and the clip shifts to discussing the budding journalist whose disappearance not a small thing. It was the diary that was the only way to reveal the story after the disappearance of the journalist.

A diary that became the source of the downfall of a serial killer and broke open his secrets to the world. Indian Predator The Diary of a Serial Killer will be here on September 7, 2022, to show you the blood-curdling crimes of Raja Kolander.

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Watch the crime docuseries on Netflix.

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Riya Singh
Riya Singh
Riya Singh has a Bachelors in English and a Masters in Psychology. She's a K-drama enthusiast and has a writing experience of more than 2 years.

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