Indian Predator The Diary of a Serial Killer Sneak Peek: Tracing Back Raja Kolander’s Horrific Crimes

Indian Predator The Diary of a Serial Killer has released a 30-second sneak peek of the documentary series that will shed light on the case of the sadistic serial killer, Raja Kolander. It is an India Today Originals Production which is set to be released in succession to the previous documentary series about the Butcher of Delhi.

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 series is directed by Dheeraj Jindal, a screenplay written by Sudeep Nigam with Chandni Ahlawat Dabas and Moumita Sen as executive producers.

The incident came to light when the police began an investigation in connection with a newspaper journalist’s disappearance. The investigation led police to the killer’s wife and ultimately he was caught on the run.

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Indian Predator The Diary of a Serial Killer
Still from Indian Predator The Diary of a Serial Killer

In the released video, we hear the investigating officer calling the serial killer a hardcore professional criminal. He cut open their stomachs, remove the head from the body and even dissect their private parts. He had called this process cutting. He is tagged as neither human nor ghost.

Even a victim’s brother tells how tragically he lost his brother and how he had to the last rites, twice, when the skull and body parts of the bodies were found in the investigation. Raja Kolander has killed at least 14 people and the most shocking detail to come out of it is that he used to boil the skull and eat the brains of his victim.

He used to believe that by doing that his own intellect will be upgraded and even kept the skulls as a prized possession. The documentary will investigate how the case of a young, well-loved journalist who goes missing in Allahabad, and the entire community came together to unearth the truth but were met with some horrific revelations. The diary that had a list of 13 names along with that of the dead journalist was a crucial clue in the case, which helped in unearthing other victims.

Watch Indian Predator The Diary of a Serial Killer Sneak Peek

Indian Predator The Diary of a Serial Killer will be released on 7th September on Netflix.

Were you aware of this case before? Are you looking forward to watching the documentary? Let us know in the comment section below.

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