The Crossbow Killer: Ramanodge Unmathallegadoo
True Crime with Elli Mac
01/14/23
•20m
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When Devi Unmathallegadoo split from her husband, Ramanodge Unmathallegadoo, it was not long before she found love again.
After marrying her new husband, Imtiaz Muhammed, Devi would become Sana Muhammed and would have high hopes of moving on, ready to start a new life filled with love and happiness...
Her ex-husband, Ramanodge, however, would be filled with anger and jealousy, and he would do anything in his power to stop this from happening, quickly becoming a dangerous stalker in her life.
How far would Ramanodge take it? Would he try and harm Sana and her new husband? Would he try and attack her whilst she was pregnant?
Sadly, Ramanodge would do anything in his power in the hopes of destroying Sana’s dreams of forever with her newfound love. He would resort to a harrowing crime of passion plagued by hatred, jealousy, and deadly obsession.
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