Vinnie Politan Investigates: Where is Mamta Kafle Bhatt?

#VinniePolitanInvestigates what may have happened to Mamta Kafle Bhatt after blood is discovered in their home and her husband, Naresh Bhatt, is arrested.

00:00 Mamta Kafle Bhatt Case Background
16:05 How Will Mamta Be Found?
23:19 Naresh's Comments
36:42 What's Next?
#CourtTV What do YOU think?

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00:00 Mamta Kafle Bhatt Case Background
16:05 How Will Mamta Be Found?
23:19 Naresh's Comments
36:42 What's Next?
#CourtTV What do YOU think?

[Quinnton]

I am a mother of a 3 years old daughter. I cannot imagine myself die and leaving my daughter in this world without me. This is so sad for both mom and baby.

[MissAlSabah]

She came to America thinking its a big happy dream, she didn't know she will die young here, Rip sweet angel

[Xiporah]

Mamta deserved so much better. She looked so vibrant and happy and that waste of space couldn't stand to see her shine. RIP Mamta, and love and healing to her loved ones.

[ar]

Mamta’s baby is so adorable 🥰 I’m so sorry that this happened to you Mamta.. my heart breaks for you and your baby

[HT-sgpl]

When anyone see the sign of danger inside your home . RUN

[ourstories]

Memta’s friend, Holly, is such a great guest speaker, clear and so well spoken, sounds like an experienced journalist reporting on the case. I hope that they can find her soon! ❤

[Deepskap-vz]

I can't imagine her last moments thinking about her daughter

[tinaviju]

Can we also bring up an important point that Domestic violence can also be brought about by relatives staying with the victim. Mamta's inlaws came from Nepal after she had the baby. Mamta's mother said her mother in law joined Naresh in physically and verbally abusing her. They should also go to jail.

Naresh even said in one interview, Mamta didn't want to stay with my parents. So she left and stayed with a friend for some days. He doesn't explain why!

[sandibaker]

25:34
Are you freaking kidding me?!? He had a Tesla and she had to Uber??? That in itself is a red flag!
🚩🚩🚩

[Sarah-coel]

From a nurse and “local”….Holly Wirth: great advocacy and sharing of information to her honor and helping all of us somehow understand this horrible tragedy.

[HB-dhxt]

It's extremely sad victims of DV are still known as by their evil spouses' last name. We really need to rethink this old outdated tradition of name change. Women are NOT property. Give this poor soul her dignity back.

[LanaW]

Registered Nurses absolutely do not do No call/No show when scheduled at the hospital! I know, I’ve been one for 27 years! She didn’t show up to work because she was no longer with us.

[tinaviju]

How about a change in laws concerning welfare checks.
If police are making a welfare check on someone, they need to make verbal or visual contact with the said person in a given timeframe.
Naresh got more than enough time to conceal and destroy evidence.

[fanpundit]

If he had committed same crime in Nepal he would have proved himself innocent. Police in America are still searching for the body our country police barely find a lost motorbike yet searching for the body .His plan to sell his car and house is to come Nepal he should not be given bond.

[tstrong]

She has passed. Crazy to think otherwise. Very sad

[ravensalters]

I pray that baby gets raised by wonderful folks and tons of love in her mom's memory, heaven gained a new angle, she was obviously a beautiful lady inside and out 🙏💯💜

[JenKeatley]

The husband was also guilty of previous domestic abuse, causing Mamta to leave the home prior to this event.
THANK GOD for her friend/spokeswoman the nurse Holly Worth. She is so amazing, smart, well-spoken, and a fierce fighter for Mamta.❤️

[KateScott-ms]

She's been disposed of in a way they won't find her in one place. Pure evil

[TheDAT]

Muna Pandey, a 21-year-old Nepali student studying at Houston Community College, was tragically found shot and killed in her apartment in Houston, Texas, on the evening of August 26, 2024. She had come to the United States in 2021 to pursue her education, and her death has sparked calls for justice within the Nepali community and beyond.