Murder Phone

The killing of Tajmin is drawing intense attention in Bangladesh after her boyfriend, Raju, broke his silence about their final phone call before her death. His account of the conversation has become a focus of public discussion as coverage of the murder case continues to spread widely online.

Testimony continues in the Naresh Bhatt murder trial, with prosecutors and defense attorneys presenting family phone records as part of the evidence. The records are being used to establish timelines and communications relevant to the case. Coverage of the courtroom proceedings is being carried by local outlets, with further witness testimony expected in the coming days as the trial moves forward.

A lieutenant colonel in Brazil has denied killing his wife, claiming she used his mobile phone to send messages on his behalf. The statement comes amid public attention to the case, with the officer contesting accusations and presenting the phone activity as evidence of his innocence while investigations continue.

Beau Lamarre-Condon, the former NSW police officer charged with the murders of Jesse Baird and Luke Davies, allegedly asked a celebrity-chaser friend whether he could post his phone to her in Western Australia so she could throw it into water, a Sydney court has been told. The claim adds to allegations that Lamarre-Condon took steps to conceal evidence after the killings.

Accused man Beau Lamarre-Condon asked a celebrity-chaser friend in Western Australia whether he could post his phone to her so she could throw it into water, a court has been told. The claim emerged during proceedings in the high-profile case, and the alleged attempt to dispose of the device has drawn attention to questions about what happened to evidence.

The family of Kaylee Goncalves, one of four University of Idaho students killed in November 2022, is pressing to recover her phone, which has remained in the hands of authorities since the murders. Years after Bryan Kohberger's arrest and prosecution, the family says it wants her belongings returned. The dispute has drawn attention as it highlights questions about when investigators must release victims' personal property after a case concludes.