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Honestly? I suspected Nikhil right away and I never let go. He was hostile and didn’t seem bothered at all that Kavita was missing. Mom left a lot to be desired, too. I thought her father was really worried and concerned, even though he deferred to Himani. Poor Sam. He was the only one holding this family together. But Nikhil was my one and only suspect.

I’ve heard of Indian brothers killing their sisters to preserve family honor. He fit the profile.


I'm with Sharon on Nakhil. He was angry at Kavita, but I didn't think he had hurt her.
I kept wondering why Tracy didn't question the grandparents who also lived in the same house, especially after Kavita's body was found. I didn't think they had actually hurt her, but they could tell her what had been happening between Kavita and her family, and tell who was home the night of the murder.

Kavita's brother Nickhil (spelling?) there was some serious hate going on there. Not sure if this stemmed from the mom or was just all him. He tripped all my triggers for doing something to his sister.
Kavita's father - seemed to have the most normal reaction ~ well what could be considered normal for finding out your daughter is missing.
Sam - terrified of getting in trouble with his Mom for texting his sister. Poor thing ~ you could tell he loved and missed her.

I had no idea this was a thing. That is so terrible and sad.
~Melissa~ wrote: "Kavita's Mom - 'harsh' was the word that came to mind for her. This will sound totally unkind of me but I felt like her attitude was - she wasn't happy with her own life so why should her daughter ..."
You’ve nailed them, Melissa.
You’ve nailed them, Melissa.