Jassi Sidhu murder : Escape from Justice (2012) - The Fifth Estate

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  • UPDATE Jan. 23, 2019: Malkit Sidhu and Surjit Badesha - Jassi Sidhu's mother and uncle - have been extradited from Canada to India to face a trial for her killing, nearly two decades after her death.
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    The story of Jassi Sidhu, the beautiful, young Canadian woman who defied her family when she fell in love with and secretly married an impoverished auto-rickshaw driver in India.
    Not long after, she was murdered in a roadside attack, her new husband left for dead by her killers. In the years since, four men were convicted of Jassi's murder and sent to prison in India.
    Evidence gathered by Indian authorities at the time, and presented on the fifth estate, pointed to Jassi's family allegedly arranging her murder from their home here in Canada.
    the fifth estate's Bob McKeown presents stunning information about those accused in the killing.
    Original broadcast date : January 6th, 2012
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  • @diesel2x
    @diesel2x 6 лет назад +717

    Calling that woman a mother is an insult to all mothers . What a disgrace ...

    • @gigifromgod7179
      @gigifromgod7179 4 года назад +5

      Evil Mother

    • @cherchuhaikieu4328
      @cherchuhaikieu4328 4 года назад +8

      Exactly!

    • @idontcarei
      @idontcarei 4 года назад +5

      THAT WOMAN IS A DESPICABLE WITCH

    • @jjes181
      @jjes181 3 года назад +4

      She probably fears for her life on a daily basis. But I get what you mean.

    • @jocoder-williams4306
      @jocoder-williams4306 3 года назад +6

      In this culture it almost demands from their society, that the daughter be basically sacrificed to save family honor. The mother has probably been brain-washed to believe the same.

  • @davidcopperfield-notthemag397
    @davidcopperfield-notthemag397 6 лет назад +754

    I HATE that term 'honor killing'. There is no honor in these murders. They are just bloody rotten murders!

    • @nikhilsukumar23
      @nikhilsukumar23 5 лет назад +13

      Well said

    • @vickieholimon2881
      @vickieholimon2881 5 лет назад +14

      I study death all the time. Many India women are said to have committed suicide. I bet they were murdered like honor killings. Your right there is no honor in killing someone young and in love.

    • @vickieholimon2881
      @vickieholimon2881 5 лет назад +7

      I also see many politicians commit suicide or is the real truth someone killed them to take their place or hated them. Hum!

    • @nifflofair6685
      @nifflofair6685 5 лет назад +10

      Exactly it should be banned as other descriptive words have been banned! Nothing honourable in killing innocent women.

    • @DargorGaming
      @DargorGaming 5 лет назад +9

      @@bornfree8677 so hating muslims is ok for sikhs to do? You're as much of a hypocrite as the murderous uncle in the documentary.

  • @simransanghera2605
    @simransanghera2605 3 года назад +83

    As a Punjabi Sikh myself, it disgusts me that there are people that call themselves Sikhs yet commit such cruelties. It breaks my heart. Our religion should be reflected as one of peace and love. May Jassi rest in peace

    • @Hasitha.Srinath
      @Hasitha.Srinath 11 месяцев назад

      Maam dont you have any Sikh men i mean real men in your Family?

    • @harvbuttar
      @harvbuttar 11 месяцев назад +3

      ​@Hasitha.Srinath what do you exactly mean with real Sikh men

    • @Hasitha.Srinath
      @Hasitha.Srinath 11 месяцев назад

      @@harvbuttar Brother no disrespect meant....but after watching that horrible tragedy any human would become touchy and furious.... Hope you guys condemn this kind of behavior in future....

    • @harvbuttar
      @harvbuttar 11 месяцев назад +10

      @@Hasitha.Srinath that's exactly what simransanghera is trying to say ,we are equally upset and furious with such disgusting human beings who call themselves as true sikhs but commit such horrific crimes believing god will protect them

    • @asinh1100
      @asinh1100 7 месяцев назад +2

      jahil jutt soch..punjab's curse

  • @sm5288
    @sm5288 5 лет назад +154

    Thank you Fith Estate for having the respect for the victim by labelling it as murder rather than the old term HK. If only others could catch up.

  • @JordanWilliams-ix2td
    @JordanWilliams-ix2td 6 лет назад +207

    Her highschool teacher is an angel...he really fought for justice for her...this is so sad she was gorgeous R.I.P beautiful xoxo

    • @kevinvanhorsing5141
      @kevinvanhorsing5141 4 года назад +2

      Jordan Williams l notice her beauty too..even if she was ugly ... nobody has the right to kill anyone......but it is self defense l understand..or when Japanese attacked Pearl harbor...the messed with the wrong ones...

  • @GlenGiGi
    @GlenGiGi 6 лет назад +620

    As a Canadian, I am extremely ashamed of my government. You failed your fellow citizen.

    • @agonysdl7885
      @agonysdl7885 6 лет назад +8

      Care to explain why? This is an issue of the courts not the Canadian Government. The government issued the surrender order years ago for their extradition and it has been blocked by the courts.

    • @sm5288
      @sm5288 5 лет назад +15

      Its not just Canada. Fear of causing offence, police being labelled racist, and neo liberal political correctness allows a lot of these men to stay free.

    • @tonyper4598
      @tonyper4598 5 лет назад

      Reality check

    • @tonyper4598
      @tonyper4598 5 лет назад +1

      You MUST be a WEAK in character to be Ashamed of your own country

    • @abi2270
      @abi2270 5 лет назад +21

      @@tonyper4598 If that country cannot bring justice to bear on the perpetrators of this crime, it reflects very badly on the country. The top brass probably got paid of by rich uncle Singh--the plotter of this murder who conspired to murder his niece.

  • @isidoraveronica
    @isidoraveronica 5 лет назад +231

    So her family preferred an old man instead of a noble cab driver?

    • @adoreivette7373
      @adoreivette7373 5 лет назад +32

      I bet it has to do with business. 2 rich families forging using their kids. Always s business deal

    • @mjnichols8676
      @mjnichols8676 5 лет назад +29

      It explain why she got killed the Uncle who instigated the marriage to his friend a 60 yr old man. 😳.Thinks he will dishonour his promise. Thats why he killed her niece. What so disgusting the mother is also willing to eliminate her own daughter. For the sake of her own daughter dishonour her.I dont get it.Whats wrong with marrying the man you loved??? My goodness🥺🥺🥺

    • @leow3696
      @leow3696 4 года назад +10

      It was about the money. They didn't care about whether she loved the man she married; they wanted her to marry a rich man.

    • @toughcookie6109
      @toughcookie6109 4 года назад +3

      You're right. They prefer old rich man

    • @ViaMirage
      @ViaMirage 4 года назад +1

      No, her family preferred to make money off her.

  • @MajorasCat
    @MajorasCat 5 лет назад +366

    These sickos lived near my house. Everyone knew who they were. Im surprised no one torched their house.
    Rip beautiful girl. Canada failed you.

    • @rockyroll8
      @rockyroll8 4 года назад +2

      Hi cutie cat

    • @TheSarthakbajaj
      @TheSarthakbajaj 3 года назад +28

      Update from India - the 2 are jailed for life. The corrupt officer for 10 yrs

    • @aena5995
      @aena5995 3 года назад +14

      @Strange Boy ._.tf?
      why r u so against inter racial marriage ? Messed up ppl like u r the reason why racism sexism and crimes still exist idk y ppl have kids if they cant even let them live on their own terms!!

    • @sumit92artist
      @sumit92artist 3 года назад

      @@TheSarthakbajaj Nope. No one has been given any sentence as far as I know. What are your sources?

    • @ClerRose
      @ClerRose 3 года назад +1

      @@TheSarthakbajaj obrigada por nos manter informados,,abracos querido

  • @mistieblue9
    @mistieblue9 6 лет назад +531

    Bravo to the journalist! Who won’t let the crime of Jassi Sidhu silent! Thanks to you brave people who are fighting for justice!

    • @angellewis904
      @angellewis904 6 лет назад

      Loreena Hally

    • @aitizazulhaq1549
      @aitizazulhaq1549 6 лет назад

      no journalist do it for there own personal credit they don't do it for justice

  • @mariasurya3228
    @mariasurya3228 6 лет назад +510

    I found it heartbreaking when her husband said he wished he would have died the day with her when she died and how hard his life now is. She seemed so beautiful in and outside. This is so sad.

    • @hardik4512
      @hardik4512 6 лет назад +12

      Maria Surya god bless them

    • @aitizazulhaq1549
      @aitizazulhaq1549 6 лет назад +2

      he should have fought and died with her .....................coward

    • @IndianNumismatist
      @IndianNumismatist 6 лет назад +44

      Abe aidey, he was beaten to death and left to die of his wounds. How did you expect him to fight? He did not run away from the scene of attack. Think before you talk gibberish.

    • @tonyper4598
      @tonyper4598 5 лет назад

      Well why doesn’t he die then, he can still die then maybe go and find her in the sprit world...

    • @lisamaramba9253
      @lisamaramba9253 5 лет назад +1

      They planned too that their not going to killed him so that he will feel the family felt when Jassi leave them that's what I think because obviously the killers do anything but they didn't.

  • @wowso4
    @wowso4 6 лет назад +325

    It’s sad that her own family didn’t care about her, her friends and principle seem to be more upset and sad about her death then her own family, poor girl deserved so much more.

  • @ANIMALSQUAD13
    @ANIMALSQUAD13 5 лет назад +92

    It is always about control of the female

  • @surindergrewal4232
    @surindergrewal4232 6 лет назад +211

    I AM PUNJABI AND I AM ASHAMED OF MY COMMUNITY

    • @amandipkaur9535
      @amandipkaur9535 5 лет назад +18

      😖 I'm not proud of being Punjabi as all unfortunately "my" people are monsters with the most backward mentality

    • @nifflofair6685
      @nifflofair6685 5 лет назад +14

      It's only the few who spoil your communities, we understand.

    • @bayarea1129
      @bayarea1129 5 лет назад +1

      Vikram Singh huh?

    • @stargatekeeper3303
      @stargatekeeper3303 4 года назад +8

      @@stevenson68478 you're a troll obviously...
      Keep quiet you idiot!
      Anyone who FRIGGING kills for the sake of the MANS egotistic NARCISSISTIC tendencies in the name of honor killing deserves to DIE!
      Beaten to a bloody Pulp, dragged through the streets, and castrated..
      Let real men take your women..none of you with this mentality DESERVES these queens...
      You came from the womans womb uneducated FOOLS...
      But in these areas we will beat all you cowards to a FRIGGING pulp!.😡🤬😡

    • @Anuj10_01
      @Anuj10_01 4 года назад +18

      You shouldn't be ashamed about anything. It has nothing to do with sikhi or Punjabi culture. It's ego clash. That's it.

  • @tenzinwangmo2392
    @tenzinwangmo2392 6 лет назад +238

    The real honourless people here are Jassi's mother, uncle, cousin and the whole family! Shame on you!!!

    • @eJohndoe
      @eJohndoe 5 лет назад +7

      Also the "honour culture" these people believe and were raised in.

  • @nishibaliyan7347
    @nishibaliyan7347 5 лет назад +132

    All respect to the journalist who didn’t give up for whole of these years!!! Many thanks . It needs loads nd loads of courage and patience to do so. Feels sorry for jassi.

  • @knwrdeeptube
    @knwrdeeptube 6 лет назад +53

    Whoever watched the whole documentary will love the principal and the host.

  • @ushabaps4299
    @ushabaps4299 6 лет назад +97

    Boycott and refuse to buy all the bluberries farmed on the uncle's farm. Start a petition forcing the Canadian Government to extradite the uncle and mother.

  • @Daiseehead
    @Daiseehead 5 лет назад +267

    What a STUNNING and exotic beauty!!! And the pictures of her with her boyfriend are so sweet and heartwarming. You can clearly see the love there!

    • @snaplemaple5287
      @snaplemaple5287 4 года назад +19

      exactly i thought i was the only one who noticed how beautiful she really is, may she and other female victims of abuse rest in peace

    • @regularguy2391
      @regularguy2391 4 года назад

      That is not love, that is lust, don't throw the word Love all around, you don't even know what love is, after couple years they will fight, divorced or even killed, only love in the world comes from parents, they want to see you succeed and have a good life and they don't want any thing in return, but girl and guy they want something in return and if they don't get nothing in return then it breaks down, go and watch videos of high school sweetheart married and later unhappy and cheating .

    • @glezelcolon8266
      @glezelcolon8266 4 года назад +16

      qamar hoda how old are you? never been in love? or been inlove but ended in a worst way? why do you assume that all love stories are the same as yours? 😒
      pathetic mentality 😏😂

    • @redstarseed514
      @redstarseed514 3 года назад +8

      Qamar Hoda It’s still their choice to choose who they want to marry. People have the choice to make their own mistakes. If they made a mistake, who are they to blame but themselves and the choices they made. If their parents forced them into a marriage and it doesn’t work out, wouldn’t they have a right to blame their parents for the mistake. And marrying a old man 3X your age that your family wants you to marry. How the heck is that true love? Care to explain?

    • @manischkreativ8868
      @manischkreativ8868 3 года назад +1

      @@regularguy2391 ....or killing each other.
      But still does not mean that true love doesn't exist.

  • @markwillams420
    @markwillams420 4 года назад +124

    *Im going to try to find the family blueberry company name and make sure I never ever support it from here on out*

    • @noudsu7596
      @noudsu7596 3 года назад +10

      Plz do they don’t deserve it 💯

    • @gentlerattu833
      @gentlerattu833 3 года назад +8

      When you find it, don’t forget to share.

    • @jjes181
      @jjes181 3 года назад +2

      Took the words out of my mouth.

    • @ssaleh5559
      @ssaleh5559 3 года назад +5

      1 year later she still aint found the name of the farm

    • @nohahaggag
      @nohahaggag 3 года назад

      Any luck?

  • @aewtx
    @aewtx 5 лет назад +37

    That's a really dedicated principal to do all that persistently. My past principals wouldn't even know my name. And I went to 9 different schools.

    • @mrs.berniemadoff3324
      @mrs.berniemadoff3324 4 года назад +3

      AEWTX- MY PRINCIPAL IS LONG AGO DEAD...…......SMD....REST IN PEACE MR. FRACKSON.

  • @leah003
    @leah003 6 лет назад +262

    The one aspect of honour killings that I have never understood is that isn't it far more dishonourable to have a murderer in your family? Or several of them? Or murderers that are still supported by the rest of the family?

    • @zorajohn
      @zorajohn 6 лет назад +14

      I was born in this culture and it's several things but mainly social pressure and isolation.
      It's not a simple concept however, just like I cannot understand a foreign culture completely without living in it for sometime

    • @sighsigh2251
      @sighsigh2251 6 лет назад +28

      I was born into this culture too, and some of the things I have heard people do shocks me so much but doesnt faze my grandparents. It's unbelievable. I've had relatives killed over property and the fact that it's so common in India and doesn't surprise people makes me so mad.

    • @vikramsingh9119
      @vikramsingh9119 6 лет назад +17

      there is a reson they are called honour killing.They consider it honour to kill a girl or a women who brought shame to family.they think their honour has been restored by killikg that girl.

    • @elvislives8545
      @elvislives8545 6 лет назад +16

      Leah McCormick no they are heros and protectors of their evil honour. It's supposed to be a respectful thing to do ...get rid of the young people who have brought disgrace... horrible mindset this is. ..totally twisted

    • @mikeg90
      @mikeg90 6 лет назад +2

      Leah McCormick wasn't an honor killing was a business deal...gone wrong she took money from the man she is marrying...if the uncle is deported and mother they will be killed 100 percent in India

  • @huma1790
    @huma1790 6 лет назад +217

    She's is sooo pretty!!!!! My heart just breaks at this! She deserved all the happiness of the world 😔😔😔

    • @aitizazulhaq1549
      @aitizazulhaq1549 6 лет назад +1

      not if her family didn't wanted that girls need to know that family comes first i can tell your heart breaks alot .........buck up girl ...................be a strong .....independent women ..........or whatever

    • @basharatali927
      @basharatali927 6 лет назад +14

      if she wasn't pretty you would ignore?..🐵

    • @bornfree8677
      @bornfree8677 5 лет назад +1

      @@basharatali927
      Don't think he would've ignored it if she wasn't pretty..He still would've disliked that she got killed by the Guru followers..
      Ones who claim to believe in God..Religons are man made not Godly so they don't feel life..
      🌙🌏🌙

  • @melindanall5663
    @melindanall5663 5 лет назад +269

    Why don't people boycott their blueberry farm, stop buying from them, and put them out of business?????

    • @Pur1st
      @Pur1st 5 лет назад +3

      Do they actually have one or is that a stereotype?

    • @maryannhope8276
      @maryannhope8276 5 лет назад +4

      They'd probably be KILLED
      IF THEY DID.

    • @joannasaadati8810
      @joannasaadati8810 5 лет назад +2

      @@Pur1st They had 1 in Maple ridge but not sure if they still do.

    • @malajm84
      @malajm84 4 года назад +9

      We need more info ..where do they sell their blueberries?

    • @Diana-rt1bw
      @Diana-rt1bw 4 года назад +15

      U not allowed to go in their church & u worried about blueberries send them back home with their clut bullsh#t! They don't like Canada laws WOMEN have rights here!!!!

  • @niviamaeva
    @niviamaeva 5 лет назад +57

    Slitting her throat? Despicable to the core. My heart bleeds in sorrow to just imagining this.

  • @Laurenavan
    @Laurenavan 6 лет назад +461

    Murdered by her own family. Prosecute them. Now.

    • @shuoyang5807
      @shuoyang5807 6 лет назад +6

      They better be. A delay in both prosecuting them and having them extradited them to India would be not only a joke but also a spit in Jassi's face as well as to many of those who knew her well enough and cared about her. Even if the justice system in India were as corrupt, as many legal experts in Canada say it is, the mother and the uncle can still use the system to get themselves out of the slammer, like the guy, whom they paid to have Jassi murdered, did, esp. after he was tried and convicted for plotting Jassi's murder. Justice should be swift for Jassi and both the mom and the uncle should be sent to India. I don't care what happens to them. Nobody ought to be shedding tears for them, not for what they did. I don't expect judges on both sides to 'mickey-mouse' with the law. I expect these two to either rot in prison or be executed.

    • @SuperPoshposh
      @SuperPoshposh 6 лет назад

      Lauren Anon
      Ok Dog 🐕

    • @sk-tx9dr
      @sk-tx9dr 6 лет назад

      Lauren Anon Punjabi are like that

    • @annabanana9000
      @annabanana9000 6 лет назад +1

      +samjhana karkee Muslims too .

    • @sk-tx9dr
      @sk-tx9dr 6 лет назад

      Anna Banana yes

  • @redefiningmyself8598
    @redefiningmyself8598 6 лет назад +280

    Fantastic reporting and thanks to all involved in getting justice for Jassi 💜

    • @SunkissedMalice
      @SunkissedMalice 6 лет назад +4

      Fantastic reporting, though unfortunately not much justice.

  • @MUTKU1956
    @MUTKU1956 5 лет назад +116

    How can her mother sleep and live. So sad thing. But what you do, comes back to you. And the God has the last word.

    • @alee_1922
      @alee_1922 4 года назад +2

      mk k God is imaginary. If “god” had a say that poor innocent girl wouldn’t have lost her life to such monsters or it just goes to show how evil GOD really is.

    • @AK-tx1vg
      @AK-tx1vg 4 года назад +2

      The saying goes: In the end, all people become equal, no matter whether they were rich or poor, stupid or smart, trans or bi. The moral of life is, do whatever you feel like in life that makes you happy and that you feel is right.

    • @llisamichele
      @llisamichele 3 года назад +3

      You are so CORRECT ....
      * GOD HAS THE LAST WORD*
      Amen 4 that ! That last word will be harsh, 10 fold over in pain !

  • @louisemann3306
    @louisemann3306 6 лет назад +277

    Please stop using the term 'honour killing' there's nothing honourable about murder, especially when it's the premeditated murder of your own child.

    • @nibsvkh
      @nibsvkh 5 лет назад +10

      The term "honour" is applicable in this murder as it is the motive just as it was in the Shafia killings.

    • @nifflofair6685
      @nifflofair6685 5 лет назад +7

      This term should be banned!

    • @sarah5893
      @sarah5893 4 года назад +11

      In our culture &, society there is nothing honourable about conspiring to murder your own daughter but in their 'culture' murdering a daughter who they believe has brought shame on the family because it's the only way to get rid of the shame & restore honour to the family hence the term "honour killings"
      It's nothing to do with culture it's Sharia law they're following but for obvious reasons they say ' culture' instead. However I think when people from India and Pakistan emigrate to countries like Canada, Australia and the UK they should be made to leave their culture behind, because isn't that's why they want to emigrate in the first place?! They should be told in no certain terms that if they break any law that their culture allows, theres an automatic review of their visa/immigration status for all the members of the family

    • @meera2531
      @meera2531 4 года назад +5

      @@sarah5893 Sikhs do not follow Sharia law. This isn't Sharia law. It's roots lie in patriarchy and it's called "honour killing". This is absolutely rare and unheard of. And it isn't tolerated by the Indian authorities either.

    • @sarah5893
      @sarah5893 4 года назад +4

      @@meera2531 M M I never said Sihks follow Sharia law but for individuals who like to split hairs I'll rephrase
      I've never heard of any other religion or race apart from Muslims who originate from the non western parts of Pakistan, Afghanistan, India etc who use "honour killings" to restore a families shame so this is who I was referring to because these type of killings are more common with the non western Muslims that migrate to the Western parts. Honour killings are on the rise in the UK where they do follow Sharia law behind closed doors! I live in a town where women wear the full hijab which only shows their eyes they are completely covered up from head to toe.
      I wasn't singling out specific religions & my comment wasn't directed at any particular religious sect.

  • @georginamannor4373
    @georginamannor4373 6 лет назад +122

    The Canadian Justice system is a joke. What a horrible family.

    • @hapijen4828
      @hapijen4828 11 месяцев назад

      Her husband & mother & his family & friends were intimidated & persecuted for his crime of falling in love with a beautiful woman.
      Her relatives obviously prefer the
      company of dishonourable murdering bandits -
      then to the modest humble poor & working honourable husband.
      Why are the Canadian government so reluctant to prosecute her murdering family after 20 yrs?
      Who else is being bought off by this affluent & influential family?

  • @hht6676
    @hht6676 6 лет назад +74

    For the first time our Indian police acted better than others 😉
    Mazza aah gaya

    • @FirstNameLastName-oe9hi
      @FirstNameLastName-oe9hi 6 лет назад +1

      মaina woo bin 😍😂😂😂 that’s sooo true.

    • @10oanyra
      @10oanyra 6 лет назад

      Maina woo bin kpop familyyyy

    • @loversvitctim01
      @loversvitctim01 5 лет назад +6

      Maina woo bin It’s not the first time actually. The Indian police had brought justice for a British family who’s daughter was raped and murdered by an Indian who came to England via marriage, fled to India after the murder and if it wasn’t for the Indian police hounding every city looking for him, he could have actually got away. So, they aren’t all bad and corrupted, some of them actually do what they are there for, bringing justice.

    • @apoorvsharma1360
      @apoorvsharma1360 5 лет назад +4

      Mazaa aa gya? Seriously?? Criminal got bailed and still wandering free out there when he was convicted for life imprisonment. Criminal even travelled to canada while on trial and being proved a convict of a murder in India. Indian police even charged a false rape charge against mithu, convicted him for the crime without caring for investigate for it only to be waiting for a canadian sikh activist to interfere and remind our judiciary system to conduct a thorough medical examination on the fake rape victim. It all defines how corrupt and manipulative our judiciary system is deep upto the bones. This unfortunate act has defamed indian communities over international platforms. Honour killing ka tag lag rha h indians pe. Isme maza aane se zyada sharm karne wali baat h. Fir bhi inko proud feel ho rha h.

  • @AsemaB
    @AsemaB 5 лет назад +118

    That image of her throat is brutal, so sad poor girl.

    • @twilightsaga9416
      @twilightsaga9416 4 года назад +4

      @the ONE and ONLY one question are you Muslim or Indian or a different cultures. Not all Muslim families and some of them do but not all of them

    • @CannibalFetusRobbery
      @CannibalFetusRobbery 4 года назад +5

      @the ONE and ONLY that's not even true. I grew up with a Muslim girl and she was just fine, as most of the muslims i know. Culture and religion are 2 different things.

    • @twilightsaga9416
      @twilightsaga9416 4 года назад +1

      @@CannibalFetusRobbery I know that cultures and religions are two different things. I said it for a reason

    • @mightymouse8026
      @mightymouse8026 3 года назад +5

      Unnecessary for them to show

  • @yvonnebromley2707
    @yvonnebromley2707 5 лет назад +39

    Love the reporter asking the questions.

  • @Kay-yl1rf
    @Kay-yl1rf 6 лет назад +49

    A parent's natural instinct should be to protect and love their child.
    How sad that her teachers showed her more love and concern than her own family did.

  • @lenardrivacambrin2170
    @lenardrivacambrin2170 6 лет назад +166

    these two murders are still free in maple ridge 17 years after her death disgusting where the justice who paid off the cops

    • @tarundmail
      @tarundmail 6 лет назад +1

      CBC NEWS - Supreme Court to hear 'honour killing' extradition case ruclips.net/video/MGZab5oBCso/видео.html

    • @KayDejaVu
      @KayDejaVu 6 лет назад +3

      They were arrested

    • @jubilantsleep
      @jubilantsleep 6 лет назад +4

      Money trumps the law worldwide, unfortunately. I don't even know why we bother with laws if the most dangerous people can just pay their way out of everything.

    • @10oanyra
      @10oanyra 6 лет назад

      lenard riva cambrin I think only god can do justice now

  • @erigirl9358
    @erigirl9358 4 года назад +32

    They kill his wife and they falsely accuse him of rape. Oh I feel so bad for him 😢

  • @kiyahkali
    @kiyahkali 6 лет назад +26

    he is a really good narrator, I love his passion, delivery and details in each story

  • @dilawarsingh2893
    @dilawarsingh2893 6 лет назад +136

    Good news is Jassi's mother and her uncle have been extradited to India this week to face criminal charges.

    • @FirstNameLastName-oe9hi
      @FirstNameLastName-oe9hi 6 лет назад +8

      Dilawar Singh oh that’s awesome!! Any updates on them?

    • @dilawarsingh2893
      @dilawarsingh2893 6 лет назад +7

      their extradition was cancelled a the last minute by Canada court.

    • @yuklz247
      @yuklz247 5 лет назад +4

      Dilawar Singh omg this breaks my heart! :(

    • @sweetssweeter2734
      @sweetssweeter2734 5 лет назад +6

      Dilawar Singh .... in other words somebody's being paid off

    • @fml3131
      @fml3131 5 лет назад

      REALLY?! 😲👍
      updated..i tot it was true until i read further... *sigh*

  • @magma80
    @magma80 6 лет назад +338

    I thought law enforcement in India was horrendously poor. Brave of the School Principal to pursue the case. Not many would do that.

    • @lisamaramba2324
      @lisamaramba2324 6 лет назад +14

      Rest in peace Jassi u didn't do anything wrong it's just about ur family who's doesn't have open minded for them u r disgrace of the family... but dnt worry God will give them punishment... ON Wat we saw justice in India is more then Rotten garbage if ur rich u had them in ur palm if ur poor u will be dead!

    • @asifmetal666
      @asifmetal666 6 лет назад +17

      India Police really do a great job although they have there limits.

    • @personalcheeses8073
      @personalcheeses8073 6 лет назад +14

      Keshav It appears to be far superior to the Canadian system.

    • @lizatanzawa7910
      @lizatanzawa7910 6 лет назад +4

      Sai Kiran Sharma Yes, it takes personal integrity to do this.

    • @elenaway3903
      @elenaway3903 6 лет назад +1

      Keshav God bless him

  • @AlaskanAndie
    @AlaskanAndie 5 лет назад +79

    5th ESTATE YOU GUYS ARE AWESOME!!!!!! THANK YOU FOR DOING WHAT YOU DO!!! MAY GOD BLESS YOU AND PROTECT YOU ALL, IN JESUS NAME WE PRAY, AMEN!!!

  • @annepierrejoseph8387
    @annepierrejoseph8387 5 лет назад +69

    I’m tired of these sick religions and cultures it’s 2018 now people everyone deserve happiness it don’t matter who they choose to be with poor or rich...

    • @Anuj10_01
      @Anuj10_01 4 года назад +14

      Religion has nothing to do with this. It's just ego clash. They belonged to rich family and the man was poor taxi driver.

    • @Kittycat1234582
      @Kittycat1234582 3 года назад

      Still happens today

    • @deepakkumar-lu6jf
      @deepakkumar-lu6jf 2 года назад

      @@Anuj10_01 but still religions sucks

    • @ldontreplytostupids
      @ldontreplytostupids 2 года назад

      @@deepakkumar-lu6jf no it doesn't people are sick. You are hindu? Have you seen the sculpture of women on temples and their dresss how much it covered? How arjun married draupadi? and much more. It's not religion it's people who are using their sick mentality as culture and later treating it as a part of religion

    • @deepakkumar-lu6jf
      @deepakkumar-lu6jf 2 года назад

      @@ldontreplytostupids yeah but the religion created by these sick people ,
      I'm not a hindu ...I'm a human and and an atheist .....

  • @dsdeepk1089
    @dsdeepk1089 6 лет назад +190

    She is Canadian. ...why she didn't get justice. Why Canadian government give visa to killer Darshan

    • @teslagirl1
      @teslagirl1 5 лет назад +22

      Money talks. It talks loudly.

    • @msBali222
      @msBali222 5 лет назад +15

      deep Sandhu they hired hit man in other country to kill their daughter, and now that hit man is living in Canada.
      Canada government is still blind.

    • @chefpetey
      @chefpetey 5 лет назад

      Got visa cuz he is just a murderer. DUI in USA in 80s...he wudda been out a luck!

    • @missionron
      @missionron 5 лет назад

      Dp Sandhu b

    • @sholasanyasanya6646
      @sholasanyasanya6646 5 лет назад +2

      I heard her Mother is Involved too
      But why would a Mother want her own daughter dead

  • @tavisgordon
    @tavisgordon 6 лет назад +329

    I buy blueberries (frozen & fresh) all the time. Does anybody know the brand name of blueberries they sell? I hope my money isn't going towards funding this injustice

    • @tl11rj7x
      @tl11rj7x 6 лет назад +7

      right

    • @SunkissedMalice
      @SunkissedMalice 6 лет назад +27

      TIME TO BOYCOTT BLUEBERRIES NOW.

    • @MariaMaria-wv1sy
      @MariaMaria-wv1sy 6 лет назад +8

      Tavis Gordon bloody backwards ignorant people

    • @ScribblerinPanic
      @ScribblerinPanic 6 лет назад +13

      thinking of the same while watching this. boycott the very thing that supplies most of their wealth and who knows what else can they do when they can no longer put money at play...

    • @SunkissedMalice
      @SunkissedMalice 6 лет назад +8

      Unlucky but Blessed This same logic could be applied to most corporations or large businesses, because the suffering and injustice of this young woman is a drop in the ocean.

  • @kissiakardashian9787
    @kissiakardashian9787 4 года назад +30

    Good picture in red when they got married was so beautiful they were stunning and strikingly lovely 💃🏽🕴🏽

  • @TheJenyc2008
    @TheJenyc2008 6 лет назад +31

    Keep pestering Singh until he dies!

  • @summerhassan2453
    @summerhassan2453 6 лет назад +14

    I literally cried like a baby. Imagine being killed just because you wouldn't marry someone who's 40 years older than you, on top of all of that your mother was one of the killers who planned your murder. Despite all of that Jassi's killers are walking around free! This is life people, this is the world we live in!

  • @gittenielsen95
    @gittenielsen95 6 лет назад +518

    Shame on the Canadian Government!

    • @darklightreaper1
      @darklightreaper1 6 лет назад +21

      that is now even the worst thing they done, they gave a terrorist 10.5 million dollars

    • @shuoyang5807
      @shuoyang5807 6 лет назад +5

      that 'terrorist', Omar Khadr, was just a kid, who was taken to Afghanistan, by daddy, who was supposed to provide him all the love, care and everything needed for him to do better in life, but instead, chose to have him work for his stinking terrorist organization, which cost a soldier his own life, emotional trauma on his family (his wife had to raise her children on her own) and traumatized another soldier.
      He should have known better back then. He could have stood up to daddy and said no, but was not mentally equipped to do such a thing.
      I understand that sounds a bit corny, esp. now that he's back in Canada, where he's on bail, and now compensated, which upsets you, but young people, esp. children, are not fully equipped to understand what goes on around them. I think the only thing he could have known better was that his family were not really good people, due to their dislike of western cultural influences and the father's alliances with Osama bin Laden; he could have had intervention from both the U.S. and Canada, so that he would have been referred to social services throughout Canada (and live with a loving, caring and responsible Canadian family), so he can go to school, get a decent education, get a degree, become whatever he might have hoped on becoming. Had that happened, Christopher Speer would have not been dead and Layne Morris would have not been as severely wounded as he is now (and there also would have been no divided opinions about Khadr, like many people in both Canada and the U.S. see him). Sadly, however, it is just impossible to re-write that chapter, whether we think of him as a terrorist or a 'child soldier'.
      He's not like Willie Bosket, Jr., a New York teenager and habitual offender, who shot 2 passengers on a subway train in the late 1970s (and got only 5 years for that offense), before reoffending again, which not only got him additional time for assault, but also attempted murder on jail guards, prison staff, as well as stabbing an inmate. This led him to being incarcerated for good. Unlike Khadr, Bosket bragged about being a criminal, like his father, and guess what, he ends up getting his face in the news and he seems to enjoy it.
      Nor is Khadr like Yaser Said. He killed his two daughters, Sara and Amina, in 2008, in a parking lot in Dallas, Texas, because they were dating American boys. He is still on the loose. He could be anywhere. Yaser is now on the FBI's Most Wanted List. He has abused his daughters before as well as his wife, who is American, and harassed other family members and relatives on his wife's side. We can't liken someone whom was dumped in the middle of nowhere by his father and whom some people later brand a 'terrorist', to a person who is not only considered dangerous, but also could be walking the streets.
      These parents (well, the mother and the uncle, actually) are much worse. They evaded the law for a decade before they could even be caught - and still no extradition has been made. A spit in the face for Jassi and many Justice For Jassi advocates. Including people like myself. I am just downright mad.
      Both claim that she married the 'wrong guy'. Jassi was in love with this man, even though he was of lower status. He could have been able to come to Canada and become anything, like a cab driver, or a chauffeur. Had she been alive, she would be having children with Mithu, living in Canada, or India, or wherever. She was hoping to live what many would call a Canadian success story. However, it was cut short, because what they committed was an 'honor killing'. It has no religion. It has no culture. It has no place in life. It is meaningless.
      The family who took Jassi's life seemed to think otherwise as well as other relatives in their own family. Plus, they are not interested in locating the men they hired to kill Jassi. The mastermind who killed her was already convicted of murdering her in India, but how could he have made it to Canada? Why would people in Jassi's family say he is India? That is something that really ought to shock us the most.
      So, I'd say, the government of Canada has been remiss since before 9/11, 9/11 itself and onwards. Ours here in the US just needs to be more aware of such matters in case they are notified of such instances, like honor crimes, domestic violence, abuse to terrorism. Sadly, we in the US now have a leader who just does not care one single bit about such things.

    • @shuoyang5807
      @shuoyang5807 6 лет назад

      Oh I am sure they will. There were (and have been) some of the most sadistic criminals who even got away with crimes, like murder or rape, even though we know there could have been enough to indicate they had planned it further in advance. For example, OJ Simpson, Yaser Abdel Said, Willie Bosket Jr., Casey Anthony, George Zimmerman, Brock Turner, William Bradford Bishop, Joran van der Sloot, you name it. Some of these people could either be walking free, or still on the loose. You never know.

    • @rorirory121
      @rorirory121 6 лет назад +1

      Shuo Yang, you're talking about too many people in one post.

    • @shuoyang5807
      @shuoyang5807 6 лет назад

      No. I am talking about people who can not only commit such crimes and sometimes get away with it for years before being caught. They fit in the same category as Jassi's mom and uncle, given how they both planned and paid the killing of Jassi herself and let it go cold for years before they let the guy who did it come into Canada. This is such incompetence. And authorities did nothing, I tell you, nothing.
      Her case isn't the only one that's stands out as gross incompetence or miscarriage of justice. Those ones I've mentioned to you, which may be too much for you to read, are just the examples where people either commit crimes and get away with them forever, or commit them and get caught after a certain time, but get off pretty easily, in some circumstances - and jaws will drop right away. Would you want some of these people living next to you? I know I won't.

  • @dipikashrestha2769
    @dipikashrestha2769 5 лет назад +32

    Salute to the journalist

  • @kaylacrouse7094
    @kaylacrouse7094 4 года назад +18

    This happened near my neighborhood. It is heartbreaking, to this day. I think of her from time to time and I still cannot imagine even thinking like that about my child for choosing love. Rest in peace Jassi.

  • @ebradley8057
    @ebradley8057 6 лет назад +51

    Guilty as sin. There is NO logical explanation for the Uncle having made all those calls to the murderers in India. I am appalled that Canadian authorities didn’t charge them. They let them get away with murder.

  • @Jas-8788
    @Jas-8788 6 лет назад +57

    What a shame on Canadian govt. and Punjabi community it's not just her there are lots of cases too.

    • @shuoyang5546
      @shuoyang5546 6 лет назад +3

      I hear you, man. Loud and clear. Jassi did not live to deserve this. Neither did her friends, or the Canadian public, or the Punjab community. She deserves one thing, the very thing we're having to fight for: justice! - greetings from the USA!

  • @namnama
    @namnama 4 года назад +18

    Remember their faces if you are a neighbours, friends or relation stay away from this evil people..

  • @Gbaby_1241
    @Gbaby_1241 4 года назад +18

    You could've gave a warning or SOMETHING before showing her almost decapitated head

  • @Carolinec222
    @Carolinec222 6 лет назад +268

    what happened to his blueberry farm? We should stop buying them if they are from his farm.
    The whole family probably knows about it, that's why they are protecting the uncle and his friend. They should all be prosecuted.

    • @shuoyang5807
      @shuoyang5807 6 лет назад +19

      It should be converted into a working field, where many people, regardless what their race, origin, nationality, faith, creed, gender, status or disability, can go volunteer and find employment. And as for the house, it should be sold to someone else. Someone more generous enough than that family.
      If I had me a lot of money, I would buy me a house in Vancouver and work in that field with more generous and giving people.

    • @hmfoden
      @hmfoden 6 лет назад +5

      How sad 😢what a beautiful young woman.

    • @minervacaballero6952
      @minervacaballero6952 6 лет назад

      Shuo Yang of

    • @mikeg90
      @mikeg90 6 лет назад +1

      Kyle Angelo they sell to China and Japan and those countries don't care

    • @tatianagranger2427
      @tatianagranger2427 6 лет назад +1

      That’s an amazing idea!!!!

  • @rickydhillon7626
    @rickydhillon7626 6 лет назад +59

    If she was not a Brown Girl from immigrant family, But a white true blood Canadian , Justice would have prevailed.

    • @jmudikun
      @jmudikun 6 лет назад +4

      Ricky Dhillon she was murdered thanks to get brown parents and uncles and cousins

    • @rickydhillon7626
      @rickydhillon7626 6 лет назад +1

      Maska Lagao maska we are talking about Justice here, and I being from the same religion as the Girls am totally against & ashamed of what they did for some fake self pride and that's the reason I said they should be thrown to the Gallows, and Justice should prevail and I think if she was a white Canadian the case would have got even more importance and the police would have worked even harder to solve the case.

    • @sherrylivich1387
      @sherrylivich1387 5 лет назад

      They have Indian blood.. y blaming the government? You know your culture bc

    • @WesternkindArt
      @WesternkindArt 5 лет назад

      Ricky Dhillon
      Only because law enforcement and governments in the West are so afraid of being called a racist.

  • @TheHighPriestessStudio
    @TheHighPriestessStudio 5 лет назад +28

    What *_LAZY POLICE_*
    Bloody disgraceful!!
    My heart and prayers go out to Jassi & her dear husband Mithu.

    • @arcy63
      @arcy63 2 года назад

      Sadly POCs here are still left in the lurch. If this were a white girl, the crime wouldn't have gone unpunished.

  • @aatwal1698
    @aatwal1698 2 года назад +30

    The fact that her uncle was president of the local Gurudwara is disgusting. 😒😤 Status and money is clearly more important to our community than Jassi's life.
    Two lives ruined at the hands of these animals, who don't value their daughters and feel they are entitled to dictate their lives.
    Mentalities need to change within the South Asian community!!

    • @deneshbhaskar
      @deneshbhaskar 8 месяцев назад +1

      mithu should of not married her. He was a convicted terriost. He can never be let inside canada. Her future would of been to be a house wife to a ricksaw driver in India. Seriously her uncle is evil for trying marry her to a 60 yr old for land.

  • @vin0035
    @vin0035 6 лет назад +167

    Shame on you guys, you made millions of dollar but you are Zero as human being. Her uncle visiting temple.........Hello, for what. I think trying to bribe God too.

    • @dimitrageorgiadi5087
      @dimitrageorgiadi5087 6 лет назад +22

      No they just think that it's justified because she went against their will. There is no remorse from their thick headed brains., Stuff like this disgusts me to no end!!!!!

    • @roshirae16
      @roshirae16 6 лет назад +7

      God will never forgive them, ever.

    • @aitizazulhaq1549
      @aitizazulhaq1549 6 лет назад +1

      he is a devout Sikh that why clearly jassi was not

    • @nora_nayeli
      @nora_nayeli 6 лет назад +2

      hahaha probably to bribe god. god doesn't want him there and when he is in his death bed he will realize that

    • @bornfree8677
      @bornfree8677 5 лет назад

      @@yeowool9554
      Not terrorist - just wanted to get his daughter for bringing shame on his family..
      They have too much pride so allways care what reletives & families think..Typical of them..
      Hipocrites..
      🌏🌙

  • @beigelover95
    @beigelover95 6 лет назад +551

    Sickening. Absolutely sickening. And the fact that hes indian too and shewas still killed because of his social class? WOWWWWWWW
    Why cant people let others live their lives happily in any way they wish 😪😪😪😪😪😪😪😪😪😪😪😪😪😪😪😪😪😪😪😪😪😪😪😪

    • @asha8443
      @asha8443 6 лет назад +9

      I think it was a religious conflict also. Jassi’s husband is Muslim (he is reading namaz in the video) while jassi’s family is obviously Sikh.

    • @beigelover95
      @beigelover95 6 лет назад +15

      Ash A Oh I didnt realise that because they kept emphasising his social class. Still no excuse

    • @tanler7953
      @tanler7953 6 лет назад +36

      Jassi's husband is not a Muslim. His name is Sukhwinder Singh Sidhu. He's a baptized Sikh. He used to wear a turban but stopped after being tortured by police during the Sikh insurgency in the 1990s.

    • @manjotsingh7222
      @manjotsingh7222 6 лет назад +10

      her husband is sikh jassis uncle wanted her to marry his buissiness partener who was her uncles age but she wanted to marry someone else

    • @asifmetal666
      @asifmetal666 6 лет назад +30

      its just like HONOR KILLING happening in Pakistan. different religion n country but the same accusation n result.

  • @lawisingh9429
    @lawisingh9429 5 лет назад +2

    Thank you to the fifth estate for showing this documentary about jassi and mithu.Justice has bin served 🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽

  • @baljinderkaur5373
    @baljinderkaur5373 5 лет назад +10

    I cried so much when I heard of this. It is just so cruel . Everybody has the right to choose the person they want to marry themselves without the interference of other people . It’s a shame that the Canadian government didn’t take action right away

  • @jacqdavis7325
    @jacqdavis7325 6 лет назад +28

    If someone cares about it, here is the latest development on the case as of 10th October, 2017:
    Event Narration:
    June 9, 2000: Jaswinder Sindhu(Jassi) murdered.
    January 6, 2012: After a decade-long investigation, Jassi's mother and uncle were arrested by the RCMP.
    May 9, 2014: the Supreme Court of British Columbia ordered her mother and uncle to be extradited to India to face charges relating to the case.
    September 24, 2017: A team of 3 men from Indian authorities arrive in Canada to complete the extradition process and take the accused home.
    The extradition is challenged by the lawyers of accused by petitioning for a judicial review of case. The court stays the extradition.
    October 4, 2017: The team of Indian police return home empty handed and accuse the canadian police to purposely exploiting legal loopholes by blindsiding them. The clever trap is as follows.
    "The Punjab Police have claimed that Canadian authorities goofed-up with and did not follow the procedure laid down for the extradition in the Supreme Court order. The department claims that one of the conditions in the extradition order was that before taking the accused out of the country, the Canadian authorities had to inform the lawyer of the accused."
    sources:
    goo.gl/2HJbWq
    goo.gl/W5zdrk
    Came across the justice for jassi website which looks terribly outdated, please sign the petition if you can : justiceforjassi.com/
    *****
    I Will keep a tab on this and keep updating. Hopefully she will get justice before any of these scumbags, real life crooks die. This is a classic case of how there is no good in the world if you are poor and how a rich and powerful man can toy with the system of two big democracies at will and manages to dictate and crush the life of two independent individuals.

    • @demedevine
      @demedevine 4 года назад +7

      On 24 January 2019, they were both extradited and arrived in Delhi, India to face the charges

    • @KingofHearts
      @KingofHearts 4 года назад

      Thanks for the updates.
      I think it’s totally possible the Canadian police did not deploy a clever trap and is just wholly incompetent.

  • @michellekrauss2146
    @michellekrauss2146 6 лет назад +208

    Rip jassi

    • @heerkaurmann
      @heerkaurmann 6 лет назад

      Indeed.

    • @aitizazulhaq1549
      @aitizazulhaq1549 6 лет назад

      she knew that would happen if she would marry a man like that ................so

    • @thecrew20101
      @thecrew20101 5 лет назад +1

      +Aitizaz ulhaq so what? It's ok then? You imbecile your just as bad

  • @jagkaur2473
    @jagkaur2473 5 лет назад +20

    Love is love..I can't believe the parents were so against it. It's absolutely disgusting.

  • @bayarea1129
    @bayarea1129 5 лет назад +10

    She's so beautiful. She looks like an Indian model.

  • @gdsamra9861
    @gdsamra9861 6 лет назад +16

    This is NOT traditional at all in Punjabi culture of marrying a girl to an older man (3x her age?) What a sick pedofile this father is. RIP Jassi. Beautiful woman. God bless you and your real family that loved you, not these sick parents.

  • @characterfitness7591
    @characterfitness7591 6 лет назад +48

    Im sure one day there will be a justice if not by canadian law or Indian justice system, BUT FROM ALL MIGHTY GOD.

  • @SkyeID
    @SkyeID 5 лет назад +17

    The "justice" system in Canada is whack!

  • @Gypsygrowgoddess
    @Gypsygrowgoddess 4 года назад +7

    This is really sad, that no one has been arrested in her hometown. Also, she was 25 yrs. old, a grown woman when she married her husband, yet treated like a child when she returned to Maplewood! It woulden't have hurt anyone to let her live with her husband and have a happy life. 11 yrs should have been more than enough time, to investigate this matter, and make all those responsible pay for their actions!

  • @thekidd5585
    @thekidd5585 6 лет назад +101

    She was such a beautiful woman i feel so terrible. This made me cry. :(

    • @aitizazulhaq1549
      @aitizazulhaq1549 6 лет назад +3

      nope it did not made you cry at all stop fake commenting

    • @35reader
      @35reader 5 лет назад

      Beautiful couple...

    • @HJohal-qb1jg
      @HJohal-qb1jg 5 лет назад +5

      So if she wasn't beautiful would that've changed your so called "crying"?

    • @bornfree8677
      @bornfree8677 5 лет назад +1

      @@aitizazulhaq1549
      Why shouldn't it make her cry meaning she is a woman herself so she can feel it for the lady..Goat..🌕🌙🌕

    • @bornfree8677
      @bornfree8677 5 лет назад +1

      @@HJohal-qb1jg
      She said beautifull and if she wasn't then she still would've felt it for her..Daffy..🌕⭐🌕

  • @dimitrageorgiadi5087
    @dimitrageorgiadi5087 6 лет назад +21

    Justice in India can be corrupted? Really? The way I know the story is that everywhere justice can be corrupted especially when the defendant has MONEY. Do you get the picture?

  • @jaspalqtrsingh8203
    @jaspalqtrsingh8203 5 лет назад +4

    thnx your team media this story heart me today deep and deep

  • @jubilantsleep
    @jubilantsleep 6 лет назад +4

    Utmost respect for the friends, detectives and investigators who never gave up on this case.

  • @jae5577
    @jae5577 6 лет назад +36

    Seems like another honor killing. This should stop people should have choice to choose their partner in life.

  • @rachelmalarczyk9958
    @rachelmalarczyk9958 6 лет назад +35

    That's so sad . R.I.P Jassi

  • @gena3782
    @gena3782 5 лет назад +21

    He’s a busy guy 🙄🙄🙄🙄 What an evil “Family”

  • @maurixiogarciasanchez7187
    @maurixiogarciasanchez7187 5 лет назад +10

    Unbelievable India is still living the stone age.

  • @lupemontoya8342
    @lupemontoya8342 6 лет назад +32

    Thanks for trying to get justice for her and her husband,

  • @zareh7740
    @zareh7740 6 лет назад +23

    this woman was murdered for marrying a rickshaw driver. whats this world coming too?
    i remember a young white american woman about 5 years ago who married a rickshaw driver in jaipur, india. both families accepted the marriage and the rickshaw driver moved to america to start a new life with his white american wife. the last 5 years they are still together and happy. so our there families.

    • @Bryn-vm8pd
      @Bryn-vm8pd 6 лет назад +2

      zareh77 its such a small world! I went to school with Nikki Bardwhaj. It came as quite a shock to myself and others for going to India from little town in Missouri to marry the man (Paras) that she had met on the internet. I personally think it took a lot of courage . I suppose at the end of the day love has no boundaries.

    • @zareh7740
      @zareh7740 6 лет назад +1

      alot of evil and jealous people out there especially amongst ones own family. my parents left india back in the 1960s and got married in london uk where i was born and still live today. my father is an indian armenian orthodox christian and my mother is goan catholic indian. both sides of families respected each other and everyone was happy. no problems from anyone. unfortunately india and other south asian nations such as pakistan and bangladesh still have the highest honour killing rates in the world and people from these same communities bring these horrible crimes to the west. uk has a big problem with this as we have the largest indian/pakistani/bangladeshi communities in the western world.

    • @Santhuri24
      @Santhuri24 6 лет назад

      What’s this world coming to? Dude you realise this is old customs and that the world is actually changing and moving forth because this is ancient practices. Before honour killings were seen as correct and acceptable and was legal. Nowadays people are shunning the practice and has become illegal and seen as murder rather than a cultural practice so the world is changing for the better because people are being prosecuted for these murders.

  • @watovit
    @watovit 4 года назад +15

    I cant believe that image was actually shown in all it's goriness
    Omg
    Poor angel

    • @jacquelinesmith7756
      @jacquelinesmith7756 3 года назад +2

      I was shocked to see that myself. That poor girl x bless her x

  • @life-qb4hy
    @life-qb4hy 2 года назад +1

    thanks you fifth estate u guys really did great job

  • @michicyrill6397
    @michicyrill6397 6 лет назад +75

    I'm an Agnostic and when I see something like this I just hope that a god exist and these people will get their true "sanction" when they die

    • @testatorsilens1976
      @testatorsilens1976 6 лет назад +5

      Michi Cyrill they will indeed face punishment in the hereafter. I just can't believe that certain people can get away with such heinous crimes without any justice. Therefore, I believe in God.

    • @preetihamilton2852
      @preetihamilton2852 6 лет назад +1

      Michi Cyrill trust me they don't ve to Wait for death they ve to pay way before death forsure, parents like these can't ever live after these kinda crimes.

    • @daveblack9620
      @daveblack9620 6 лет назад +1

      Michi, I hope to make your day. Yes, there is a God and my wife and I have had 5 Angel visitations. Not to boast but US ministers say my wife is the most anointed human being they have ever heard of in modern times. These people will suffer a horrible, horrible time in the after world. The Holy Spirit has taken my wife to visit there over 200 times. She told me of 9/11 two years before it happened. All religions are false, they are set up as traps by dark angels who rule planet earth. Get you a Bible, get alone and ask your Creator to guide you to know Him. I hope this helped you on knowing that these devils will not escape the largest punishment, they will be dead in a few short years and then their horror will begin. A previous neighbor of mine near Phoenix, Arizona, USA is a retired Canadian policeman. He said the new Canadian police are worthless.

    • @lucanolallo1776
      @lucanolallo1776 6 лет назад

      Well, you can’t have it both ways.

    • @bornfree8677
      @bornfree8677 5 лет назад

      They get it before they die..No use after because they won't feel nothing..So they will feel their bad death then finish but be doulbe worse than what they did..✔✔😠✔✔

  • @mszflirtz
    @mszflirtz 6 лет назад +8

    It’s kind of that principle to get so involved in the case, I really appreciate that.

    • @aitizazulhaq1549
      @aitizazulhaq1549 6 лет назад

      yeah you do well maybe next time they could get involved in one of your personal cases then we would know how much you appreciate it

  • @ymReal
    @ymReal 4 года назад +9

    Wow he still wearing his ring ♥️♥️

  • @jamesr1703
    @jamesr1703 4 года назад +22

    What kind of stone age culture still makes young girls marry men 40+ years older than they are?

    • @blue_anemones7115
      @blue_anemones7115 4 года назад +1

      James R it still happens in this day and age 🙁

    • @cheeseebun
      @cheeseebun 4 года назад +1

      islam

    • @InTheMindOfDavid
      @InTheMindOfDavid 4 года назад

      Islamic cultures and East Indian cultures.

    • @InTheMindOfDavid
      @InTheMindOfDavid 4 года назад +1

      Bob Singh yea cuz killing a daughter for not listening is equivalent to alimony. 😂

    • @aena5995
      @aena5995 3 года назад +2

      @@InTheMindOfDavid tf NO not all muslims r doing tht! The desi ppl tht moved abroad are more backwards in their thinking then the ones in their homeland they r stuck in the 50s even compared to the desi back home india , pak etc

  • @inlovewithjamesdean9871
    @inlovewithjamesdean9871 6 лет назад +103

    What kind of "shame" brought to their family by marrying an outsider? Well not even exactly an outsider as both were Sikhs I guess ...... I don't get it. We are all equal, no one is inferior to anyone.

    • @Raydog07
      @Raydog07 6 лет назад +2

      We are not meant to understand that mentality or that religion. Thank god for that.

    • @sundeepkaur4269
      @sundeepkaur4269 6 лет назад +6

      In Love With James Dean I think because he didn't have money his a taxi driver

    • @AnneBoleynTudor
      @AnneBoleynTudor 6 лет назад +9

      They don't all believe in the caste system and many are trying to do away with it. There has been legislation passed but getting a culture of uneducated people of 5000 years standing is very difficult to change. The young people are turning away from arranged marriages and the dowry system too.

    • @tamannaislam5008
      @tamannaislam5008 6 лет назад +1

      In Love With James Dean u

    • @mikeg90
      @mikeg90 6 лет назад

      In Love With James Dean it was a business deal gone wrong this is fake news

  • @CARIBNATURALS
    @CARIBNATURALS 6 лет назад +23

    They can check the flight records to know if he was in Canada or not..

    • @KnottyCeltic
      @KnottyCeltic 6 лет назад +4

      And look for what? He surely wouldn't travel under his own name and finding illegal documents in India is as easy as finding a street vendor.

  • @AlaskanAndie
    @AlaskanAndie 5 лет назад +37

    I PRAY FOR JUSTICE FOR JASSI AND HER POOR HUSBAND!!! IF I CAN HELP IN ANYWAY PRECIOUS LORD, CALL ME, USE ME, OH LORD AND I WILL BE THERE!!! IN JESUS NAME WE PRAY, AMEN!!!

    • @kevinvanhorsing5141
      @kevinvanhorsing5141 4 года назад +1

      Andrea Gaye Scott Westfall ..me too Andrea am in we can allow this type or cave man behavior...Justice for Jessi Justice for Jessi Justice for Jessi

    • @layna8052
      @layna8052 4 года назад +1

      @@kevinvanhorsing5141 Maybe stop calling her Jessi since that wasn't her name. That would be a first step.

  • @kimberlyc2162
    @kimberlyc2162 5 лет назад +11

    As a Canadien Citizen I’m Ashamed!

  • @AnneBoleynTudor
    @AnneBoleynTudor 6 лет назад +27

    I vaguely remember the case of a Saudi princess who secretly married the man she loved and they escaped to the USA. Her family tracked her down and killed them both there. We had a case in NZ where a Hindu man set his wife on fire and burned her alive in front of their 3 year old son. He was caught within a few days. And another Hindu who killed his wife and 2 year old daughter. He got caught as well. However domestic violence is rife generally in NZ and women are killed often - children too. One white guy also set his wife on fire and killed her. They don't call it "honour killing" but thats basically what it is - when a narcisstic psychopath can't control his partner or she tries to leave him, his "honour", or "ego" is wounded and they will take revenge.

    • @queenb4734
      @queenb4734 6 лет назад

      👍👍👍

    • @makinhatazsik
      @makinhatazsik 5 лет назад

      Anne Boleyn ego killing is what it should be called

    • @wowso4
      @wowso4 5 лет назад

      Anne Boleyn what was the princess name? I never heard that case before that’s so sad

    • @mariovanda9504
      @mariovanda9504 5 лет назад

      ..

  • @myshubby
    @myshubby 6 лет назад +19

    Wasn't Jassi a Canadian? Is it in Canada's best interest to investigate this? If this is not investigated, won't other mad men kill their daughters in other countries knowing they won't ever have to face the consequences???

    • @werrew1379
      @werrew1379 5 лет назад

      It allready had happen everything look like an accident as there daugther was kill by a lorry mean Truck Driver
      People who know the case know that thus girl or daugther was kill but no one can prove it as wverything look like a drunk truck drive by the way gijit was frin a sickisem family married to a doctor.he abuse her so badly everyday that one day she left him..then married a Canadian.

    • @maryannhope8276
      @maryannhope8276 5 лет назад

      Canadians should RISE AND DEMAND JUSTICE!!
      SHAME ON CANADA...

  • @brighteyes7864
    @brighteyes7864 5 лет назад +13

    She was such a pure soul...how tragic ...RIP angel😇

  • @yellpatzy2764
    @yellpatzy2764 5 лет назад +15

    She was beautiful!! Omg. May she rest in peace

  • @Iqbal_sibia
    @Iqbal_sibia 6 лет назад +44

    It was jassi's mother and mother's brother who planed the whole thing .

    • @beigelover95
      @beigelover95 6 лет назад +2

      Iqbal sibia her own mother. wow

    • @Iqbal_sibia
      @Iqbal_sibia 6 лет назад +4

      Yes .. this nonsense is called honor killing. It exists in india, pakistan and some other countries too .

    • @beigelover95
      @beigelover95 6 лет назад

      Iqbal sibia how can u do that to your own flesh and blood (never mind the 9 painful months of pregnancy) for the sake of culture? I thought families have love for eachother. Even enemies dont act like this

    • @aitizazulhaq1549
      @aitizazulhaq1549 6 лет назад

      nope they didnt stop talking about other peoples lives

  • @87slimthug
    @87slimthug 6 лет назад +44

    Sad... Great coverage guys.. There are evils in every community.. Shame on such people

  • @thatsjustmeh6997
    @thatsjustmeh6997 4 года назад +5

    Hats off to the producers for not giving up for so many years and I pray that jessi gets justice, the murderers may be walking free now but they won’t be for long, weather it’s in this life or in the afterlife, the almighty god will finish the job, YOU CAN NEVER GET AWAY WITH MURDER.

  • @celestialnightshade6658
    @celestialnightshade6658 5 лет назад +15

    Sounds like the Canadian police department got paid off.

    • @WesternkindArt
      @WesternkindArt 5 лет назад +2

      Celestial Nightshade
      I think it is worse than that. So many in law enforcement and government are so afraid of being labeled a racist and losing a job and pension that they turn a blind eye.

  • @hevans2110
    @hevans2110 5 лет назад +8

    Not only were these criminals released from prison, they hotfooted it back to Canada no problem at all, living and loving life. Obscene.

  • @mistieblue9
    @mistieblue9 6 лет назад +16

    And what they did? They did it! Crime of innocence! Bstrd! And forget abt class, religion or anything else! Crime is a crime!

  • @youlandparris4354
    @youlandparris4354 2 года назад +3

    A 20 YR OLD GIRL MARRYING A 60 YR OLD. DISGUSTING

  • @gursimrankamboj600
    @gursimrankamboj600 5 лет назад +2

    Hats off to you guys 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼