The Curry Killer - She Killed 6 Of Her Husband’s Family With CURRY So She Could Marry Her Cousin

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[dinda]

how could you be a cousin kisser AND a serial killer...like pick a struggle

[icantthinkofanythingfunny]

The family tree in this story is making my head hurt lol

[bananewane]

“Why did she kill the innocent toddler?”
She killed her own dog and five other family members. Does she need a rational reason to kill a toddler? She probably got a kick out of killing people or something

[cynthiamayfield]

Letting your dog suffer for 4 hours from poisoning is disgusting. Then using it on your mother in law?? Your husband? Sick

[locojazzhands]

She lied about having qualifications and lied about a job for 12 years. She had at least 2 lives and had affairs and relationships with her own family members. She's a pathological liar and can't be trusted. These people go to any lengths to get away with their lies. They are dangerous. Where is the money she got from the "job" and what was she really doing all day?

[shelbyhurlburt]

How anyone thinks they’ll get away with killing multiple people in the same family, let alone six, Is wild, especially their own family.

[saumyajude]

i was a kid when this unfolded. i remember when "cyanide jolly" became a joke among students. someone would ask you for some water, and once you give them a bottle theyd ask, you sure theres no cyanide in there??? and laugh around. i used to laugh too, because none of us really knew how scary the case was.

[Ruriko.Y]

she poisoned her beloved dog just to see if it work and watched the dog died? what psychopath.

[vishnupriya]

After watching the documentary and listening to Stephanie, I felt that the saddest part was Annamma Thomas, the mother-in-law, was punished for being a progressive and supportive woman. In a country where married women struggle to uphold their careers and interests, especially in that time period, she didn’t want ( whom she thought was ) a highly qualified woman to sit at home and idle away.

[calhountubbs]

50:19 "What would I do without you, jolly?"

Live, Tom. You'd live.

[serostape]

Apparently someone at the university she “worked” at said she saw her there every day even though she didn’t actually worked there, but it wasn’t questioned.

[minimathew]

As a keralite, I was very young when this happened but I do remember the sister 'leela' having doubts and finally realising jolly is responsible for the murders . When jolly gets to know that Leela is on her back
Jolly trys to poison Leela with freaking cyanide as well!!
But Leela was lucky and apparently drank litres of water and escaped death
And the dosage jolly gave was less than the deathly dosage

[lekshmianilk]

the thing about NIT: she used to go to NIT and have meals from the campus cafeteria (where all the profs and staff would have meals). the profs thought she was a regular worker and the workers there thought she was a prof. this thing went on for 12 years and no one reall knew what she did there. she used to just to go to the cafeteria and have meals and leaves.

[MorganVsTheInternet]

IMO, there is no question that Jolly killed the five adults because she had something to gain from each murder, but why kill two-year-old Alphine?

[srushtimohale]

In India confessions can be forced in jail that's why we don't consider confessions done in jail it has to be in court

[Truthwinsy]

So my uncles kids and her kids went to same school and she was a PTA committee member so was my uncle…they knew each other well and my uncle still can’t believe she isn’t a NIT professor…he told me her manipulation skill is out of this world…

[mary--am]

As a Keralite, we were all SO confused during the trials of this case because there were so many confusions during investigation

[misha.kaushik]

The fact that i watched the entire docuseries on netflix and already know the story but will hear about it all over again just because stephanie is narrating it!

[angelique]

i love how listening to stephanie's podcasts feels like gossiping with a close friend but in a professional way

[anattylight]

crazy she killed 6 people bc she didn’t wanna work