Serial Killer जो बीमा के पैसों के लिए अपने पत्नी बच्चों दोस्तो को दर्दनाक मौत देता था। скачать в хорошем качестве

Serial Killer जो बीमा के पैसों के लिए अपने पत्नी बच्चों दोस्तो को दर्दनाक मौत देता था।

Canada's Poison Serial Killer: 5 Shocking Murders for Insurance – The Parvesh Kaur Horror Story! 😱💀 In 1995, Hamilton, Ontario became the stage for one of Canada's most chilling true crime tales. Punjabi immigrant Parvesh Kaur Dhillon, a devoted wife and mother, collapsed in agony at home—writhing in violent convulsions, her body arching unnaturally. She died just 10 minutes later, rushed to the hospital. Doctors ruled it a "natural death" from some mystery illness. No autopsy. Body cremated. End of story? Not even close. Her husband, Sukhwinder Singh Dhillon, a charming used car salesman, cashed in a $200,000 life insurance payout and moved on—fast. But greed has a way of unraveling. Just over a year later, his business partner Ranjit Singh Khela (24) suffered the exact same agonizing death after a "meeting" with Dhillon. Another insurance claim filed. This time, a sharp-eyed investigator, Cliff Elliott, connected the dots. Exhumed samples from Parvesh's body? Strychnine—rat poison that causes brutal muscle spasms and heart failure. Khela's blood? The same deadly toxin. Hamilton Police launched a grueling probe, led by Detectives Warren Korol and Kevin Dhinsa. What they uncovered was a transnational nightmare: Dhillon, a serial poisoner driven by insatiable greed, suspected in at least 5 murders total. The 5 Victims: Parvesh Kaur Dhillon (1995, Canada) – Poisoned wife, first insurance kill. Ranjit Singh Khela (1996, Canada) – Business partner silenced for cash. Sarabjit Kaur Brar (1995, India) – Second wife, poisoned shortly after marriage. 4-5. Twin infant sons (1995, India) – Sarabjit's newborns, killed days apart to dodge dowry debts. (Plus suspicions around a third wife, Kushwinderpreet Kaur Toor, and even Dhillon's brother Darshan—making it potentially 7, but police zeroed in on these five as the core horror.) Dhillon fled to Punjab, married multiple women for dowries, bought poison seeds from local markets, and smuggled them back to Canada. Detectives chased leads across borders—exhuming bodies in rural India, battling cultural taboos, and cracking alibis. In 2001, Dhillon crumbled on the stand, convicted of two first-degree murders in Canada: life sentences, no parole for 25 years. He died in prison in 2013, never fully confessing. Inspired by Jon Wells' book "Poison", this case exposed the dark underbelly of insurance fraud, domestic abuse, and immigrant dreams turned deadly in Canada's South Asian community. 👉 Like if true crime chills you! 👉 Subscribe & Hit the Bell – New shocking stories every week! 👉 Comment below: Could this happen today with better forensics? Related keywords Parvesh Kaur Dhillon murder case, Sukhwinder Dhillon case, Ranjit Singh Khela poisoning case Canada, Sarabjit Kaur Brar case, Sukhwinder Dhillon India case, Kushwinderpreet Kaur Toor murder serial killer, Sukhwinder Dhillon twin sons poisoning, Parvesh Ranjit Sarabjit Kushwinderpreet murders Canada India, Parvesh Kaur Dhillon murder case Hindi, Sukhwinder Dhillon story in Hindi, Ranjit Singh Khela zeher wala case Canada full story, Sarabjit Kaur Brar hatya Sukhwinder Dhillon Punjab, Sukhwinder Dhillon ke twin sons ki hatya insurance ke liye, Parvesh Ranjit Sarabjit Kushwinderpreet 5 murders zeher Canada, Ranjit Khela Sarabjit Brar full case, Canada serial killer Sukhwinder Dhillon, Parvesh Kaur poisoning 1995 Sukhwinder Dhillon explained, Ranjit Singh Khela murder insurance fraud Sources: Hamilton Spectator archives, "Poison" by Jon Wells, official police records. #TrueCrime #ParveshKaur #SukhwinderDhillon #CanadaMurder #SerialKiller #PoisonMurders #InsuranceFraud #PunjabiTrueCrime #HamiltonHorror #RealCrimeStory