Did This Crime Show Host Murder His Wife? • Desi Crime
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- Опубликовано: 26 янв 2024
- This is the story of the man who created India’s first crime show: every week he was on television screens around the nation narrating the exploits of the most devious criminals of the time, until January 10, 2000, when he found himself at the center of a criminal investigation. The difference was, he was no longer researching or hosting this case, but instead living it - in the eyes of the police, the man that covers murder for a living, had just covered up the murder of his own wife. This is the story of how the host of India’s Most Wanted, became one of the most Wanted Men in india. This is the story of Suhaib Ilyasi.
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As per my opinion , you would never say to a person who literally just stabbed you to save you .
Anju went into a fit of rage , stabbed herself, and then, when she became sane, realized that she went too far, henceforth asking her husband to save her.
Nice theory
I was going to write this. Usually people commit suicide when they are not in their stable mental state. But after they commit, they realise the blunder they made because death is not easy.
That makes so much more sense compared to the narrative that someone who attempted to take their own life wouldn't ask to be saved.
1. She may not have intended it to be as severe as it happened
2. Most people regret attempting suicide after the fact
He was my first boss in my first job. He is a genius and workaholic. He use to come and work even on Sundays alone. Learned a lot from him.
@@ssam3826 nothing
Yeah, I was his boss. 😂
Yes I remember in 90s his intro used to make me bit amused
Learnt to murder ?😅
@@ikay1966i really think you need to walk last 3 min of the video again
I also have a feeling could Anju be a little “jealous” of his fame? Espcly because they both started IMW together, and possibly that drove her towards mental problems? Idk.
She said "I win "you lose
Meaning. She killed herself and he will be investigated and lose his show...jealousy not good
No spoiler please
@@Chintu-bm7pz then don't see comments before watching the video
I am shocked at the second round of post mortems ! How incompetent were the doctors incolved ??? Im sure they were all doctors specialising in forensic medicine . They arent unaware of how the legal process is. Not looking at the original evidence and sentences ?? Wtf ?? And five of them too ! Did they get bribed ?
our judicial system is sooo flawed
They changed decisions by being pressurised by media ... And the family shame on you India
I remember my mother watching his show as I used to get scared and she used to tell me to sleep before it starts. Sad how this very talented man had to lose the prime years of his life like this.
I also use to watch in U.K. and I heard what happened between him and his wife
Did I listen to the podcast? Yeah. Will I still watch this video as well? Hell yeah I will!
Hell yeahhhh
I am a sucker for crime videos.. desi crime podcast .. i use to listen on spotify.
I played this video just caught the name and clicked on it and then i just heard the typical desi crime podcast theme song and i just smiled ❤❤missed your voice guys !!! Where have you been?
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Cause you don't have work
loving this new desi crime 2.0 avatar with the podcast and youtube dropping simultaneously
It was a mental health crisis case turn to suicide and so clear.I feel so sad that this Man’s dreams were killed by this woman who needed help.These cases like mental diseases are not really shown in Indian justice system and they are taken highly for granted in the western legal system where they often misuse it.
The lady was definitely suffering and neeeded help and this was evidently known by her family her parents and everyone close to her. That’s why there was no shock in their reaction at first to the knowledge that she committed suicide. They knee she was short tempered and may be previously had even attempted this and may b even blackmailed her parents with suicide warning previously.
The fact that she said Ilyas save me also speaks volumes…why would a person who was just stabbed ask to be saved by that same killer? She was in public presence in ambulance she would have wanted to let them know that he killed her and don’t let him go free.
I hope Ilyasi family finds closure and peace.
Best comment, very relevant.
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I was looking through the comments to see if anyone mentioned mental health crisis, I am so glad that you did! As a mental health counselor myself, it appeared Anju suffered from mental health illnesses. Her family acknowledged that she has had intense anger outbursts, which tells me she had trouble regulating her emotions. I am obviously speculating all of this based on the information provided in the video, but my take is she possess some of the cluster B traits, particularly borderline traits. Unfortunately, it is common for individuals with borderline traits to impulsively commit suicide as a way to alleviate their emotional pain or in some cases, even seek attention. An interesting information that I learned as a counselor is that borderline individuals that attempts or commits suicide will often regret what they did as they do truly want to live and made an unfortunate illogical decision based on heightened emotions. I think that is why she may have perhaps said “save me” to her husband towards the end because she truly understood the gravity of her actions and knew that she didn’t want to die but unfortunately had succumbed to her injuries. Unfortunately, the stigma of mental health is still very prevalent in many parts of the world and is not fully understood due to ignorance and lack of education. I truly believed if she got the proper mental health treatment, there is a likely chance she would have been alive today.
@@Bhabna28spot-on based on what I’ve seen in Singapore 🇸🇬
This case sounds like a classic case of a broken legal system, misuse of power by the judges, misuse of money and positions by the authorities, doctors, judges and other professionals and last but not the least, gross misuse by the sister and mother of anju ( the fact that they are women and can harass a man into giving up his daughter)
The limited knowledge of the case and the narratives of Anju and her family tells me that short temper, unreasonable behavior is a hereditary issue in their family and I hope that justice prevails!
Thank you for the detailed information on a case that shocked us viewers in the 90s and the 2000s.
More power to you and your team!
Thank you for watching!
Yes failed judiciary and biased judges
absolutely loved everything about this story.....perfect narration. Keep growing you guys. Much love
i loved the smart wordings as well as the telling of this story was so crisp and one of the best episode of your series.Thankyou so much
Okay, so while growing up, I was scared of even the music of this show. I dreaded the nights it was on TV, cause my entire family loved it. Only to grow up and become a true crime junkie. Thank you so much for this episode, I wanted to know for so long what happened to the show and its host.
Listening to this while I complete my assignments. Lots of love to you both. Thank you so much for a new episode😭❤
double content todayyy from desi crew!! lovee thattt!!! did i finish listening to your podcast just 5 mins ago? yes. Will i again watch the video ? I MEAN YES OFC. lessgooo
I mean yeah obv OG Desi Crew be like that
Hey from Montréal, Just discovered your podcast, your introduction is so well-made!
After Anju got murdered, there’s no discussion about zen the psychotic fan. Was she simple upset that he took the alcohol from zen? And there’s no info on why she was so mad and the reason to kill herself.
Exactly
Hi from St. Lucia 🇱🇨. Discovered your channel yesterday and I am hooked
I was in school when I was obsessed with this show and thought was a great personality was he. Years passed and years later I learnt about him what happened. It’s so sad …life being destroyed.
You guys have done a fantastic job on this episode 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽
Brilliant episode. Thank you!
I think this is my 2nd fav episode after Kohistan. Love you guys!
man on one hand i wanna gatekeep this channel so bad and on the other i want yall to become so so popular
please don't gatekeeper XD
@@thedesistudiosso true lol. Why would someone want their creator to stay hidden lol 😂
I used to gatekeep them 😂and now they're so popular people are suggesting to me to listen to them and smile at them 😢
I still remember being shocked when I heard that he killed his wife. IMW was a fav show n Suhaib Ilyasi was so good in it... "Together we can and we will make a difference" was his line at the end. I stopped watching the show after he left...perhaps the shock of how looks/impressions deceive a person's true nature. Never really followed up on the case either. Happy to know that he was innocent. Thanks for the episode, you guys.
As an aside, point that didnt make sense: Aliya saying, "We suffered a lot..my brother n my mother". Googled to find out that he remarried in 2006. He also went on to make other shows/serials which were popular.
Why that didn't make sense to you 😂? I mean it would haven't made sense if he never got married.
Just came across channel I am addicted ! Keep going guys you are doing a fantastic job
Love your narration, its so detailed and expressive , great work! Always wanted a channel that covers southeast asian crime stories
Great episode! Lots of unanswered questions as to what the motives were. However, my guess is that Anju only went on to say 'save me' because in the last moments she realised her mistake, that was made in her erratic state. As to why she could've done it, I think her standing in her family and maybe in public too, was being diminished because of her "hotheadedness"; implusive nature by her very own family. And let's not forget, she was living under the shadow of her very successful husband who was hosting a show; a show which was set to be her's.
also i feel she felt alone per say as her husband was busy with work and then the z situation where he was paying more attention to the stalker could be possibly make her feel as though soaib was being taken away from her
I still remember...when I was a kid..it used to come around 10-10:30 pm ...it was our family show..used to be so scared after the show
I remember listening to you guys when I was entering my teenage years. Now, ill soon be sixteen. You guys kinda shaped my teenage and I was always fascinated by your spectacular writing. While it may sound cheesy, when you werent there, it was like losing a tiny part of myself. Glad youre back. Its like getting that crime obsessed tween Astha back again :D
Same❤
Really interesting episode. Loved it. ❤
Amazing podcast❤ love it so much
Loved..loved..loved the content. You've earned a new subscriber
This was an eye opener...
Thank you.
You guys are brilliant story tellers and I always enjoy your videos keep giving us this content and never stop this podcast
You guys are doing an amazing job ❤
My X was having the same symptoms as Shoub wife, and thanks to God, she is not in my life today 🙏 🙌. He made 2 mistakes to solve his own life mistresses, although he was solving many crimes on TV shows.
1- He should not involve her family because they were not supported in deed, infact they misled during her life and bettrated after she committed suicide.
2- He should leave her from begging, but I am sure he was blind in love with her and trying to save family & and the future of doughter. If he could atlest, she would be alive today.
Why do you guys have so few followers. It’s a well orchestrated show - amazing hosts, great background imagery and research. Like why isn’t this shooting off the crime charts😩
I discovered this channel less than a week back and now I’m out of content to watch. 800 views in 2 hours is a real let down by the YT algorithm.
Maybe because their channel is pretty infant. They will grow in time.
fav channel currently tbh
First of all I have to say that I love hearing your voice, it's like have started developing crush on both of you❤.. And yes, what a case you guies have covered. I mean your choices for the episodes are commendable and delivering the episode is damn good🔥.. Keep doing this.. Love you🫶🫶
Greetings from Germany ...this was a mind-blowing episode.
As a teen, I remember watching this show and I used to mimic his tone and tagline, " together we can and we will make a difference". Its hard to believe that the man hosting crime shows becomes a center stage with his mentally ill wife suicide and worse her sister-in-law who further takes no stones turned to make this mans life a living hell for 18 yrs. I am glad that he is free from all the allegations and gets to live the rest of his life, peacefully. The show host is a great narrator and can run the show by himself.
You guys are the best!!
loved the narration! however, i would like to point out an incorrect info in the video.. aaliya ilyasi was born in 1997 and not 1995. hope you continue to cover more cases in the future as well. good luck!
Great presentation. Keep it up guys.. 👍
Amazing! I'm still wondering the backstory behind Anju saying she lost to Z. I'm wondering if this had to do anything with she feeling sidelined or jealous by how much time he was giving to his work, his fans etc. It's a shame that none of the lawyers ever tried to explore the reason for their recurrent conflicts. Why did she need a divorce, why did he continue to prioritise his dynamic with Z despite his wife's obvious hesitation. Was he just enjoying his new found fame or he was attracted to him, which in the early 2000s in india was not a good look. I do believe that Shohib could have benefitted from a much stronger legal team.
Listening to this again because i love your work 🫠🩷
Great Episode!
So happy that they are back!!!!! ❤
an all rounded great episode
Good communication skills both of you.
Guys, where are your older podcasts?? Can't find them on Spotify 😭
I love the RUclips videos wayyyy more than the podcasts 🤷🏽♀️❤️
Wow you guys are back , was sad that the show has vanished forever, keep going, love you guys !!
Wow this show is crazy good. I don't know why its not viral yet
Ur narration voice is so nyc. Calm n composed. Sorry i u knw kinda misjudged u. İm hooked to both your storytelling
Only till im done woth this podcast, i believed shuhaib was the murderer... good job guys
Interesting episode! The motive is definitely in question here, whether it be suicide or homicide! Maybe it's her family which had a hand in making her go crazy mentally, in order to reap benefits of extortion from Suhaib, or else use 498A as a tool to move him out of the picture!
The motive is at the center of the investigation. To move from dowry to homicide seems opportunistic at its surface.
@@thedesistudios Oh for sure it is. Highly opportunistic
Aishwarya is so cute. 🥺❤
Lots of kudos to you guys! Keep up the good work.
You guys narrated brilliantly and I am sure you will do extremely well with your subscribers growing in no time! A minor feedback, when you converse and ask questions and talk to each other, the content got a little fuzzy, maybe just a tweak in that part you will reach the stars! Good luck and bring us more realistic information to the point like this episode!
Wow I was watching your podcast on Gaurav’s case and I see the like on the comment! Totally freaked me out! Great episode, got me hooked
Love your videos... So much into crime thriller and murder mysteries ❤❤
You guys are the best you are unbiased look at both sides.
This is what I was talking about. Instead of doing ghostbusters act, focus on good story telling. Loved it. Keep them stories keep coming .
Also, if we don't stay crazy, you won't stay desi!
She has stabbed herself in a fit of anger,but realsed that she is leaving her daughter.,foe ever.
Then she has asked,to save her.
Aahhh! I was waiting for your podcast. Damn it's so addictive. Btw love u both.😊
Yes I remember watching the shows hostel by Shoaib. Until yes he himself was a murder accused. Ofcourse never knew about the locket incident etc. BTW your narration style, diction etc are just brilliant! Happy for the daughter. Shoaib is remarried too.
You do very good job ❤🙏🏾
stumbled upon this video randomly but enjoyed it thoroughly.. u both were great...in narration , analysis...ur story telling skill...loved everything....subscribed...want to watch n listen to u guys....on to next one...good luck..👍🤍💛
Go listen to other episodes until then! ❤️
Im addicted to your videos/podcast.
I’m not an Indian please can someone explain what happened to Z? And why was he mentioned in the podcast? Somehow I thought he killed Shohebs wife.
Its very clear that anju committed suic*de becz of her mental unstability...she wanted divorce before suhaib was successful..nd now after his success she wasn't able to decide what to do...she wanted to divorce him but after his success she would have thought it will be her loss..so she got mentally exhausted n k#lled herself..turning his success in a downfall...she was sick..
Good content.. carry on
Oh My God... Perfect weekend .. And a perfect study buddy..
beautifully covered
Even I hate bad. But I love your both conversations because you both have your words before a thought.
i feel like aishwariya was bias towards the wife in this one.. lol suhaib is so very clearly innocent. like its not that shocking that a sister woukd go to such lengths for custody. its actually super common.
As usual another great podcast
...but....
Saying "rewind back' is just as passe as saying "@the rate"😂
Also...a suggestion for Aryaan...when you speak to your co host, you tend to look away from the mic, lowering your voice...though it's audible...it becomes soft !
Anju pleading to Suhaib to save her life doesn’t mean she hadn’t stabbed herself. Most certainly she didn’t just have a hot head, she was probably suffering from some sort of mental disorder, like bipolar or ADHD. In such a case, she would have totally lost her mind and stabbed herself. In the heat of the moment she didn’t feel pain but later when her temper subsided and the pain took over, she realised what she had done, hence, the plea.
But, what about the top she was wearing not having any hole? Why did Suheb not tell the doctor the truth about her injuries? After all, that would have ultimately be revealed, and considering the gravity of the injuries, it was imperative for him to inform the exact cause of wounds. Why was she taken to a nursing home and not straight away to AIIMS? The blood loss must’ve been profuse, anyone who has a deep knowledge of crimes should know that any delay would have been fatal. What about the doubt raised by the second panel of doctors who said that they couldn’t say for certain which stab was first? Even though the third panel made the mistake of not referring to the first autopsy, this question begs an answer!
Good job, you two! I love the way you present the cases objectively and considering both sides of the story in your podcasts. Keep up the great work 👍🏼
fantastic coverage. Just one question : Who was "Z"? no further info shared on Z!
Listening to this while working out at gym 🙂
i remember watching this show religiously.
Aalia was in my school. Could relate to the story so much as i hade too much first hand experience on this case and many more
yo i loved your introduction video, its gorgeous
This is a clear case of suicide. The lady was mentally unstable n had issues on her high temper, hot headedness, etc. It tells a lot of the lady's nature. Such unstable people always want near n dear ones total attention which is not always posssible at all. And in this case also not possible as her husbhand was very much into making shows n highly busy n she could'nt take it. Its sad her fly did'nt treat her in time and it aggravated to a unstoppable point. Her poor innocent husbhand had to pay the price for her unstable mind. Her sister's behaviour was so uncalled for. For her own selfish reason she was separating a child from her own father. So highly insensitive and selfish her sister was. I am happy justice prevaled although very late.
Guys you are making better episodes than Netflix. Kairat and bobby case brought me here I’m still creeped.
PS - Mr Z was not explained, you won I lose was not explained
Super like and thank you for being back. I have two questions,first one is serious and the other one borders on the lines of extreme inquisitivity.
1 What was the gender of Z and how much of a role did Z have in the arguments that happened, considering the build up ?
2 (don't hate me for this) When Aryaan is infront of the camera, everything is fine however when both of you are infront, right infront of those voluminous books is a mysterious looking bottle. Usme kya hai or why is it there ? 🤐
Yooo I knew aryaan from Suncity!! This podcast is wild, I love it. Definitely gonna spread the word around
The mother and sister instead of pressing false charges on sohaib should've tried to find out the real reason of anju's suicide, they not only made his life difficult but also made Aaliya's life difficult. Rashmi felt so entitled to snatch Aaliya away from Sohaib that she even was ready to destroy Aaliya's peace.
The anju sister should sue them for defamation and loss of opportunity cost.
The best podcast series everrrrrrrreer❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
Aww, thank you!
Greetings from the Netherlands
I had a question ... From your video it felt like suhail insinuated that his daughter was in the room when it happened? Do we know if she was questioned?
never been this early , love love desi crime
We love love love you
Why he is wearing cross in ears what kind of new fashion is this 😂😂
The delivery and content is very good for this podcast, but I think the length could easily be restricted to 25-30 mins, too long for youtube
Also, two heart shaped lockets are in the post to you both 😂😂😂 💯 love you guys 😂 not that much though
Wow! I like the way you both narrate the crime story. RUclips is full of hyper energetic and “sansani type” storytellers and they just make such a serious issue a joke with their content. You did a brilliant job with such a good hold on the story as well your english (and the pronunciations) except i found Ashwarya lame and not required here (sorry about that!)
Well spoken. Well put. Aishwarya was annoying. lol. Sorry but it’s true
B 13.......13B was a supernatural murder mystery movie, right? idk why my mind connected these two things and what to do about it 😵💫
It's an action French movie b13
nice presentation
hii can you guys aslo provide English subtitles as well? i dont know how to explain it but for some people (like me) it will be much easier to hear u speaking with subtitles:]
strange how the house number is 13 b and theres also a movie about a house 13 b staring madhvan where the people of the house are paranoid