July 1, 2018. A neighbor had grown concerned when the usually punctual Chundawat family shop hadn’t opened that morning.

The family, known for their warmth and reliability, had been a cornerstone of the local community for years. When their friendly greetings and business as usual were suddenly absent, people started talking. Something wasn’t right.

The neighbor decided to investigate. The doors to the house weren’t locked. He stepped inside, calling out, but no one answered. As he climbed the stairs, his calls turned to silence. What greeted him next would haunt him for the rest of his life.

Ten bodies hung in a row from the ceiling of a narrow hallway on the second floor. Their mouths were taped shut, their hands and feet bound, and their faces covered with cloth.

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