Oru CBI Diary Kurippu (ഒരു സി.ബി.ഐ. ഡയറിക്കുറിപ്പ്)

'ORU CBI DIARY KURIPPU'

Squad, attention!

Ready for drill, sir. - Carry on.

Squad, left turn!

Squad, about turn!

Squad, about turn!

Move to the right and raise. Right turn!

Squad, about turn!

Squad, move to the left and raise. Left turn!

Squad, move to the left and raise. Left turn!

Squad, move to the right and raise. Right turn!

Squad, move to the right and raise. Right turn!

Squad, about turn!

Squad, move to the left and raise. Left turn!

Squad, move to the right and raise. Right turn!

Remove it.

Cover it.

Where is the FIR?

Who had informed the police?

He is right here. - Bring him in.

And you are? - I am Mr. Ouseppachan's son-in-law.

What is your name? - Johny. - Please come.

This is Mr. Ouseppachan. He is Omana's father-in-law.

This is Sunny, her husband.

This is Mr. Narayanan. A social worker.

Where is the way to the terrace? - It's right inside, sir.

This way.

Shall I hold the inquest, sir? - Okay.

My dear! - Sister! - My dear daughter! - Please, don't touch.

What is this? Please get up.

Don't touch the body. Move aside.

Yes, please move. - My dear daughter.

Oh, dear Lord! My dear!

Who are they?

Sir, they are Omana's father and sister. - Okay.

Show them the body.

Omana! - Oh, God!

My dear daughter! - Father!

Father! - My dear.

Oh, God!

Sister!

Cover it.

You may take the dead body. - Okay. Let's go.

'I am the RMO from General Hospital, Trivandrum.'

'I hereby declare that on the 30th of September 1987'

'the post-mortem of 25-year-old Omana was performed under the case'

'of crime number 25/86 from Kumarapuram village police office.'

'As per the results, injuries were found only on the head and neck.'

'Injury on the head from fall is the cause of death.'

'The autopsy was performed on the body after 15 hours of her death.'

'During the examination, there were no signs of manhandling.'

'The post-mortem certificate will be delivered.'

Mr. Thomachan.

It's been many days.

But you're still..

The DYSP is inside.

Sunny, please eat something.

Please come.

I don't want anything. - Sunny.

We need you downstairs.

Take a seat.

Don't you wear a watch, Sunny? - No.

How long have you been married? - Four years.

Were the two of you happy during the initial years? - Yes.

Are you saying that you had no conflicts? - No.

No arguments at all?

Sometimes. - When?

We used to have petty arguments.

Did it happen on the day she died?

Yes. - Why? What was the reason?

I have the habit of drinking alcohol.

She was against my drinking.

I hope you remember what happened that day.

Tell us.

Where are you going? - Why do you want to know?

Aren't you going to drink? - Yes.

The doctor had advised you to not drink.

He will say a lot of things.

Move! - If you want, you can sit and drink here.

I will decide that. Move aside.

No, I won't allow you to leave.

Who are you to decide that?

Move aside!

When she didn't allow you to leave, you used force..

No, sir. Nothing of that sort had happened.

Haven't you ever hurt her physically?

No, sir. I have never tried to hurt her by any means.

I find it difficult to believe you.

Do you believe that it's a case of suicide?

I cannot think of any other reason.

Do you suspect anyone? - No, sir.

Did she ever tell you anything about committing suicide?

Tell me. - She had once tried to commit suicide.

We were able to save her as we took her to the hospital on time.

When did that happen?

Five months ago. When I returned from work

she was unconscious after consuming sleeping pills.

I was able to save her because I reached on time.

Didn't you ask her the reason for taking such a drastic step?

I asked her many times. She never gave a reasonable reply.

What do you mean? - She would try to change the topic.

Interesting.

You don't know the reason why your wife tried to kill herself, is it?

You didn't try to find the reason, is it?

Tell me! - She couldn't conceive a child.

She was depressed about it.

Who told you? - Dr. Mohandas, a psychiatrist.

Will a psychiatrist decide if she could conceive or not?

It was a gynecologist who told us about it.

Was she mentally ill?

She used to get badly depressed at times.

She never used to talk to anyone. So, we consulted Dr. Mohandas.

What did he tell you?

He said that she was depressed about not conceiving

and that she would feel better after the treatment.

Did you inform the police about her suicide attempt? - No, sir.

A suicide attempt is a punishable offense.

Trying to hide it is also a punishable offence.

Are you aware of it? - Yes.

Then why didn't you inform the police?

I was worried about the humiliation.

Is it? So, you're worried about getting humiliated.

Is there a humiliating reason behind her death as well?

I meant, anything which couldn't be made public. - No, sir.

When did you go out that day?

Around 8 p.m. - You never wear a watch.

Then how can you say it so precisely?

Well, everyday at that time.. - At that time?

At that time.. - Tell me.

At that time, the siren at Kamala Tile Factory used to ring.

You were about to say something else. - No, sir.

No! - I swear. No.

You can leave.

Sir, if we threaten him a bit more. He will spill all the truth. - No.

He is only going to lie to all our questions.

He is prepared for that. - Yes, sir.

Call Ouseppachan.

Ouseppachan, please come inside.

At what time did you reach home that day?

Around 10 to 10:30 at night. - Is it 10 or 10:30?

I don't remember the exact time.

Mr. Ouseppachan, where did you go that day?

Ernakulam. - Why?

For a business purpose. - Who accompanied you?

My manager, Mr. Mathayi and our driver, Vasu.

Was your manager with you when you returned home?

No, I dropped him off at his house.

You saw the dead body first, right? - Yes.

Can you explain how?

Sir, can I leave? - Okay, come early in the morning.

Yes, sir.

Sunny. Omana.

Idiot! How can he sleep like this?

Sunny!

Sunny!

Sunny!

They won't even know if a burglar breaks into the house.

Omana!

Sunny!

Sunny!

Omana!

Omana!

Why did you go to the backyard?

To call the servant.

She used to sleep in that house. - Why?

Didn't she hear you shouting for Sunny and Omana?

She cannot hear properly. - Is she deaf?

She can hear only if we speak too loudly.

So, is she the only servant you have in this house?

I have a manager.

Also, there is another servant who works in the daytime.

Where is that manager? Does he stay here?

No, he stays at his house.

Where is it? - It's nearby.

At what time did he leave for home that day?

I had told you earlier that he was with me when we went to Ernakulam.

I had dropped him home on our way back.

Do you drink alcohol? - Yes.

You were completely drunk on that day, isn't it? - No.

Was your driver with you when you first saw the dead body?

No, he left immediately after giving me the key.

Isn't Vasu your henchman?

No, he is not a hooligan.

There are a lot of cases registered against him for hooliganism.

I am not aware of it.

Is he a well-built person? - Yes.

So, is he capable of throwing someone from the terrace?

I don't know, sir.

What did you do after seeing the dead body?

I called the servant.

Did she hear you? - No, I had to keep calling her. She is deaf.

She opened the door for you and you went inside the house.

What happened then? - I was looking for Sunny.

I tried calling Johny because I couldn't find Sunny.

How did you know that Sunny was with Johny?

Johny is my son-in-law.

Sunny would never go anywhere else.

You can leave.

Give me a cigarette.

Why are you shivering? Don't worry.