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Mira Road Murder Case: There is a 'slim' chance that the Forensic Science Laboratory, Kalina, would be able to trace poison in some fat tissues or bones as victim's body parts were boiled. Hence, it is difficult to ascertain if it was a murder or suicide
This is not the first incident where bystanders remained mute spectators to violence unfolding in full public view. The psychological theory behind this hesitation to intervene is what is called the bystanders effect .
The murder captured on CCTV cameras in Delhi s Rohini shows people not interfering as a 16-year-old girl was stabbed and then hit with a boulder. It has revived the debate around ‘bystander effect’ – a theory which says the greater the number of witnesses to an incident, the less likely someone is to intervene