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A Pictorial History of New Vrindavan Crimes

By Navadvipchandra Das | Published 02/4/2007
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I have put some interesting photographs online titled "A Pictorial History of New Vrindavan Crimes" (143 pictures in all).

Please visit and leave your comments on each photo for others to read. You will find all sorts of pictures like:

Kirtanananda while under house arrest
Kirtanananda being flown in a medivac helicopter after being attacked by Triyogi
FBI raiding New Vrindavan in 1987
FBI recovering the remains of Chakradhari Das
Murderer Daruka Das showing the FBI the location of the body
Murderer Tirtha Das at his trial and in prison
Chief witness Randal Gorby's house after the explosion
Sulochan in Moundsville jail giving an interview to reporters
Close up of Kirtanananda's head scars (is that Nrisingadev I see?)
FBI forensic teams recovering many other unidentified bodies

I will be posting related video clips on this next week.

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Comment #1 (Posted by Ray)
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It is tragic how long it's taken for all this to surface. Too much time for anything to be done now. Unfortunately even the public facts have too many missing pieces that need to be filled in by those involved. They've provided Radantatha and Ravindra Svarupa with escape routes.
Until more witnesses come forth the NV trasvesties are sealed in the same GBC conspiracy that made them possible in the first place.
Comment #2 (Posted by nalayani devi dasi(norma lester))
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I looked at these photos the same way one looks at an accident scene, and cannot look away. I became a devotee in 2000 and i am grateful to have missed these atrocities. How terribly terribly sad. May all those involved be blessed and healed, Hare Krsna.

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