Saturday, August 1, 2015

Rajesh and Nupur Talwar: India: The Quint asks "Was a top forensic doctor who found Talwars ‘Innocent’, silenced?" "Dr. Vaya said she was “always clear” the Talwars were “innocent” in the case....'I had personally examined Talwars as well as Rajkumar (the domestic help of the Talwar’s family friends, the Duranis). My findings had shown that the Talwars were not involved. They were innocent. However, I could not say that about Rajkumar. My opinion about him was not definitive. It was not clear to me if he was innocent or involved or lying.".........."But it’s true I was not called for (submitting) evidence in court.'


STORY:  "Was a Top Forensic Doctor Who Found Talwars ‘Innocent’ Silenced?, by reporter Sumegha Gulati, published by 'The Quint' on July 30, 2015.

SNAPSHOT: "Leading Forensic Psychologist Dr. Vaya who examined the suspects in the Aarushi case says she found the Talwars ‘innocent’. Dr. Vaya claims her findings clearly show that the Talwars were not involved. Dr. Vaya did not give a ‘conclusive, definitive’ clean chit to the servants. Dr. Vaya’s findings were shunted out and she was never called to court to submit the clinching forensic evidence."

GIST:  "Currently Director (R&D) at the Raksha Shakti University in Gandhinagar, Dr. Vaya is a pioneer in forensic psychology in India.


She was Dean and Director of the Institute of Behavioural Sciences in the Gujarat Forensic Sciences University, the first in India to start an M.Phil and PG Diploma in Forensic Psychology. Dr. Vaya set up the Forensic Psychology Division at the Forensic Science Laboratory in Ahmedabad in 1988. She is credited with establishing procedures to interrogate suspects using the latest methods in forensic psychology. She is an expert at forensic statement analysis, crime scene profiling, behavior profiling, polygraph examination, narcoanalysis, brain signature profiling, and layered voice analysis. Speaking to The Quint from Gandhinagar, Dr. Vaya said she was “always clear” the Talwars were “innocent” in the case. "I had personally examined Talwars as well as Rajkumar (the domestic help of the Talwar’s family friends, the Duranis). My findings had shown that the Talwars were not involved. They were innocent. However, I could not say that about Rajkumar. My opinion about him was not definitive. It was not clear to me if he was innocent or involved or lying." However, Dr. Vaya was never approached again after she submitted her findings. "Once we submit the report, how the investigating agencies use it is their choice. The prosecution of a case is a different ballgame altogether. There are many aspects. But it’s true I was not called for (submitting) evidence in court.""

The entire story can be found at:

http://www.thequint.com/india/2015/07/30/was-a-top-forensic-doctor-who-found-talwars-innocent-silenced

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