This episode is based on a true story that shook an entire nation and continues to disturb the world decades later. 44 Days of Hell tells the tragic story of Junko Furuta, a teenage girl who was abducted and held captive for forty-four days. What makes this case especially horrifying is not only the cruelty involved, but the number of people who knew—or chose to remain silent.

Through a calm, factual, and respectful narration, this episode explores how fear, manipulation, and indifference allowed unimaginable suffering to continue behind closed doors. It raises difficult questions about responsibility, silence, and the consequences of looking away when something feels wrong.

This episode is intended for mature audiences. Listener discretion is advised.

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‎On the night of November 26, 2008, Mumbai—India’s financial capital—came under a coordinated terrorist attack that would shock the world. Over nearly sixty hours, heavily armed militants targeted crowded public spaces, luxury hotels, and transportation hubs, turning a vibrant global city into a battlefield.

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‎In this episode of the Crime English Podcast, we examine the true story of the 26/11 Mumbai terror attacks—from the first gunshots at Chhatrapati Shivaji Terminus to the prolonged sieges at the Taj Mahal Palace and Oberoi Trident hotels. We explore how the attack unfolded, the failures and heroism that emerged, the sacrifice of security forces and civilians, and the long path to justice that followed.

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‎This is not a dramatization. This is a factual account of one of the deadliest terrorist attacks of the 21st century—told with respect, clarity, and truth.

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In 2016, the brutal death of Vina and her boyfriend Eky in Cirebon, West Java, shocked Indonesia and sparked one of the most controversial investigations in the country’s history. What began as a simple case of gang violence soon spiraled into a web of forced confessions, missing suspects, conflicting evidence, and accusations of police misconduct. For years, the truth behind what really happened that night was buried—until new voices, new testimonies, and new courage began to bring the case back into the light.

In this episode, we revisit the Vina case from the beginning: the crime, the investigation, the suspects, the courtroom, and the shocking revelations that reopened the entire story almost a decade later. This is not just a crime narrative—it’s a fight for truth, justice, and the voices that refused to stay silent.

Join us as we uncover the twists, the lies, the pain, and the unanswered questions in the case that Indonesia can’t forget. This is VINA: Came Back to Tell the Truth.