The Secret Angels by Smita Bhattacharya

Author:Smita Bhattacharya [Bhattacharya, Smita]
Language: eng
Format: epub
Publisher: Smita Bhattacharya
Published: 2019-10-25T23:00:00+00:00

Media Reports

3 July 2010

News Sixteen

High ranking diplomats and policemen allegedly involved in young woman’s death; high-end prostitution disguised as ancient healing practices

In a sensational revelation, News Sixteen has found that a high-ranking diplomat made the panic call from room 506 of the Five Ivy Western on 25 June to report Eileen D’Mello’s death to the police. The man, whose name cannot be revealed by the channel at this point because of a legal injunction, claims to have found her dead body after entering the room with his copy of the door key. The duplicate key had been left at the reception by Eileen’s previous client, who had left an hour before. The diplomat claims that Eileen called him from the hotel’s landline and asked him to join her.

As previously reported, Eileen was found naked, arranged in a posture of prayer, her forehead touching the floor. A black robe covered her back and was spread like wings on either side of her body. Her face was painted black. Her lids were taped to her face. Her feet had black dye on them. We understand now that the elaborate dressing was the unique selling point of the high-end prostitution racket which we believe Eileen was a part of.

The diplomat in question claims to be a regular client of Eileen’s but contends this was the first time they decided to meet at the hotel without going through the usual intermediaries. News Sixteen has no further information at this point on who these intermediaries are but it is safe to assume they are top suspects in the murder.

The hotel’s owners, Vir Sewadar and his wife Dolly, have not revealed much under interrogation, repeatedly denying any involvement in the murder. They could not also satisfactorily explain why the CCTV cameras were inoperative on the hotel’s fifth floor or why footage from the other wings during the time period of the murder was missing. The police have slapped heavy fines on the Sewadars for flouting rules, but given their lineage and strong political connections, News Sixteen wonders if any penalty will come to pass.

Earlier, News Sixteen had promised to conduct independent enquiries into whether Eileen was involved in a cult that practised witchcraft. From multiple sources, we have now gathered that Eileen may have been a part of high-end gang of prostitutes who considered themselves goddesses. These women claim to make use of ancient and forgotten Indian healing practices to heal sufferers of their troubles. The who’s who of Mumbai’s top brass are said to be their clients. But who runs this group? We do not yet know.

Could it be then that the other missing girls of Chapel Road are in the same cult as Eileen was? Are their lives in danger too? And, since the top brass of Mumbai Police are allegedly involved in this elaborate prostitution racket, can they be trusted to find out the truth? Is that why there has been little progress in finding the missing girls until now?

To remind our viewers, Eileen D’Mello, aged nineteen, was found murdered in a Five Ivy Western hotel room on 25 June.

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