Cyanide Mohan

He promised 20 women a marriage. He met them at a bus station. None came back.

The Marriage Trap Killer of Karnataka 💍

He was a school teacher. To 20 young women, he was the perfect husband-to-be.

His trap was always the same: Find vulnerable women looking for marriage, promise them a secret wedding, meet at a bus station... and they would never return home.

For 5 years, police thought these were all separate suicides. How did one family refuse to believe it and expose India's most chilling serial killer?

This is Part 1 of the Cyanide Mohan case - The Pattern.

One Stolen Phone Ended a 5-Year Killing Spree 📱💀 | Cyanide Mohan Case - Part 2

He had 19 murders with zero evidence. His 20th crime failed because of ONE mistake - a stolen mobile phone gifted to his nephew.

How did that phone lead police to a primary school teacher? And how did he get cyanide from chemical shops so easily?

He allegedly confessed to 20 murders, but there was no eyewitness. Every crime happened in a public washroom. So how did police prove it?

20 Murders. ZERO Eyewitnesses. How do you convict a serial killer when no one saw the crime? ⚖️💀 | Cyanide Mohan Case Pt. 3 (Finale)

The primary school teacher thought he had committed the perfect crimes. Since all 20 victims were found in public bus station washrooms, he confidently stood in court claiming the police framed him. No witnesses, no case, right?

Wrong. The police didn't need eyewitnesses; they used his own greed against him.

A masterclass in forensic investigation revealed a flawless chain of evidence—fake names in lodge registers matching his handwriting, hidden cyanide vials at his home, and pawn shop receipts proving he sold the victims' jewelry. The "perfect" criminal was finally outsmarted.

The man who preyed on vulnerable women was sentenced to life imprisonment. Justice was finally served.