The Real Story of Netflix’s ‘Sector 36’ | Serial Killer Who Ate Kids

This is the story of India's most notorious, gruesome, and sinister crime that involved kidnapping, cannibalism, rape, pedophilia, and serial murder all at once.

When children start disappearing in the village of Nithari in Noida, local parents have to band together to force police to look for their children. When police finally listen and take action, they find a suspicious coincidence; all the missing kids were last seen in the same 100-meter area, later dubbed the “black hole” by locals. But what was this “black hole,” that seemed to suck up its victims, never to be seen again? Was someone behind the disappearances? Or was it something entirely different?

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Creators & Producers: Aryaan Misra and Aishwarya Singh
Video Producer/Editor/Animator: Nicholas Perrone
Thumbnail: Manasi Pandya

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[samriddhswaroop]

Noida police is the worst... They are the main reason behind the mess of Arushi Talwar case too.

[jazzydee]

Who's here after watching Sector 36 on Netflix?

[thetravelcurry]

And recently the Allahabad High Court canceled their death penalty citing lack of evidence and acquitted them of the murder charges, Hah! Law is a joke.

[joslittleworld]

The audacity of the cop to blame the victim is ridiculous

[poojabharti]

Question is why are they still alive after committing crimes??? 🤐

[TerryLouiswiththethickness]

And Pandhers family shamelessly sponsored a documentary on youtube about the case, making Pandher look innocent. Disgusting that people like this are roaming around.

[Mystery_]

This is probably the most horrifying and chilling case of crime in India. I can never understand how the culprits not only escaped death penalty but also got acquitted. It's horrifying. There were multiple victims, children kidnapped, murdered, raped and even eaten. If there isn't death penalty for this horrifying of a crime, then what even is it there for.
I had seen a crime petrol episode on this case and read on wikipedia too. It's even more chilling and terrifying when you go in detail.

[arppitgupta]

Well bigger plot twist. In 2023, both Pandher and koli acquitted of their crimes by the Allahabad high court due to “lack of evidence”. They are living their lives like normal human beings. Let that sink in.

[livingaloneinatinyhome]

I'm horrified. I didn't realize this is the same sector 31 I used to live in Noida for almost 2 years until he mentioned it repeatedly. And Nithari Village is where I would go everyday to buy stuff in the local market. I have had so many traumatizing experiences there as a woman and I swore I am never coming back to Noida. I hope things are getting better now. People deserve better. This podcast is horrifying and makes me fear of my own life. I've always felt a different energy while I was living there. There was something in the air. Now I understand. So many restless souls. Looking for justice.

[sanketm]

Jyotis photo is absolutely terrifying to look at. Startled me. The wide glaring eyes, almost as if shes asking us why?why was she killed?

[nikhatkhan]

This world is soooo unfair...those innocents lost their lives & they are still alive? Gotta be kidding me 💔 my heart goes to those families who lost their loved ones in such a horrifying way...Good work you two 🙏

[madmicroscope]

You guys are leaving out crucial details. Pandher was usually travelling and the entire house was under kohli's jurisdiction. Kohli had his own quarters where he could do what he wanted without oversight. The bodies were actually disposed of in a sewer behind the compund. It is not like pa dher would come for a visit and dig up his backyard or sift through the sewers. This logic makes no sense. It was also the same reasoning given while accusing aarushi talwar's parents. It is lazy investigation.

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[nidhinair]

You are the best thing that happened to me this year! Never knew I had a thing for Crime stories but you guys helped me find it through your unique and engaging way of storytelling. You also never forget to emphasise on the importance of mental health which is extremely appreciable! Thank you🎉 and keep going!

[aarzoothakur]

In India we are scared from Police more then any suspicious stranger.

[mmaxsteel]

16th October 2023 moninder koli acquitted by the same allahabad court.
Mention this too.😢

[Keralaniggan]

Who's here after watching sector 36💀

[Xavier]

Nice Video, but really hate the unnecessary 'podcast'ification of the video. i am seriously fed up of media people posing as talking in a podcast to showcase themselves an elegant fucking intellectuals. Its literally everywhere now.

[whymeeee]

'Both are still alive today' 😞😞just delayed is justice denied

[TerryLouiswiththethickness]

Law does not equal justice, law is merely an illusion. We must get our own justice. We need to find where Pandher lives and give him justice.