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Bikini Killer Charles Releases from Jail In Nepal | Sobhraj Release From Jail A Object Of Concern?
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12:24Now PlayingIn this episode of Mirror Metro with Shreya Dhoundial, the anchor will be discussing Charles Sobhraj's release from Nepal jail. A joint bench of justices Sapana Pradhan Malla and Tilak Prasad Shrestha on Wednesday ordered to free 78-year-old from jail. Charles Sobhraj, a Frenchman of Indian and Vietnamese ancestry, was released from a Nepalese prison on Friday on the order of the Supreme Court after serving 19 years in prison on murder charges. The Supreme Court ordered the government to deport him within 15 days to the country that issued his passport unless he is wanted in another case. Sobhraj, dubbed "the Bikini Killer" and "the Serpent" for his skill at deception and evasion, has been serving a life sentence in the Kathmandu jail since 2003 for the 1975 murder of American woman Connie Jo Bronzich in Nepal. The guest for this episode retired cop Madhukar Zende has cornered Sobhraj at a restaurant in Goa. It happened in typical Bollywood fashion. Zende walked up to Sobhraj, grabbed his arm, and said - Hello Charles, how are you? Watch him speak exclusively!
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