but so many days passed..........................where the investigations headed????????
http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/Cities/Aarushi_case_Crucial_cell_phone_links/articleshow/3056881.cms
NEW DELHI: A case that has been catching the attention of the nation is the mysterious death of 14-year-old Aarushi in Noida. Following the murder case which has been getting murkier with time, Noida police on Tuesday (May 19) claimed that they are just hours away from cracking the Aarushi Talwar murder case. ( Watch ) Meanwhile, Times Now has managed to get exclusive access to the calls made from Aarushi and Hemraj's cell phones on the day of their murder. Aarushi murder case has been in the limelight following the mysterious death of 15-year-old Aarushi in Noida. Call details of Aarushi On the day of the murder Thursday (May 15), the last incoming call to Aarushi's mobile phone was at 21:06. The call lasted for 13 seconds. Aarushi also received an SMS at around 21:10:25 .The last outgoing call made from Aarushi's mobile was at 04:56 pm and the conversation lasted for over 5 minutes. However, just a day before the murder Wednesday (May 14), an outgoing call from Aarushi's mobile lasted for over an hour. What's interesting to note is the fact that from Aarushi's call details, a pattern has emerged. People use to send Aarushi an SMS after which she use to call them. Aarushi spoke last to a person, who hails from East Delhi. The police did question the person, however, the officials are tightlipped and are not ready to reveal the identity of the person. On the day of the murder, the last call that Aarushi made was around 5 pm and the call lasted for about 5 min. Aarushi had sent an SMS to the same number at 9 pm on the same day and also made a call to the number a day before (May 14). She made frequent calls to a particular number and was in regular touch with its owner. Call details of Hemraj The last incoming call on Hemraj's mobile came at around 8:27pm from a public phone booth on the night of the murder. But what's interesting to note is the fact that just a day after Hemraj was brutally murdered, there was an incoming call received on his cell phone. The call was made from a landline number and lasted for half a minute. This clearly indicates that someone had access to Hemraj's phone after his murder. Sources close to Times Now say the needle of suspicion points towards 4 people. Dr Rakesh and Nupur Talwar (Aarushi's parents) are well known dentists in Noida and their clients include top politicians, former policemen and bureaucrats. As per their version, they returned from the clinic and saw Aarushi sleeping, after which they retired to bed. However, a needle of suspicion arises from the discrepancies of sequence of events in their narration. They were also very hasty about disposing Aarushi's blood soaked mattress and leaving for Hardwar to complete Aarushi's final rites. Vishnu Sharma, one of the suspects (former servant and helper at the clinic), was with the Talwars for 10 years and had introduced Hemraj as a replacement. Vishnu went for long vacations of 4-8 months each year and made sure that he would replace himself with a distant relative. Hemraj was once such relative and it was believed that the two had an argument. Perhaps he was angry with Hemraj for usurping his job and also killed Aarushi as she was a witness to Hemraj's murder.
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