മാതാപിതാക്കളെ വെട്ടി കുഴിയിലിട്ട മകൻ | Retd. SP SUNIL JACOB | MalayalamRealCrimeStory |Drug Victims

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In this compelling episode of our Malayalam Real Crime Stories series, Sunil Sir takes us deep into three intense cases of young adults involved in shocking criminal incidents related to drug abuse and mental breakdowns — true stories that shook Kerala and demanded fearless action from the police force.

A young man under the influence violently attacks his own parents with a knife and throws them into a pit. The tension reaches its peak as Sunil Sir and his team face a life-or-death rescue operation in a narrow house where anything could go wrong.

A promising young athlete gets hooked on performance drugs and falls into a deadly addiction. Despite the police trying to help him break free, powerful influences protect him… until a tragic incident in a river ends everything. This is a case that still haunts Sunil Sir.

A boy, mistaken for mentally ill and left to suffer on the streets with dogs attacking him, turns out to be from a respected family. Rescued by Sunil Sir’s team and given proper care, he later surprises everyone by calling from Canada — now a successful researcher.

These are not just drug stories — they are Kerala crime investigations filled with pain, hope, and the tough decisions police officers make every day.

These real-life events are meant to awaken and alert every parent, youth, and elder in Kerala. This is not just about crime — it's about understanding the reality of the world we live in.

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