THE MURDERED BRIDE

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JASSI'S DEATH HAS BEEN IN VAIN IF
WE CAN'T GET CANADA TO INTERVENE.
HER MOTHER OKAYED HER DEATH
What does that say about a...
"A MOTHER'S LOVE?"
How can she sleep at night..
Should she be allowed to sleep at night?

Her name was Jassi Kaur Sidhu.
She was shy, modest and stunningly beautiful.
She came to the Punjab with her wealthy Canadian
family looking for a little adventure.
During a visit to the village where her parents
were born she met and fell in love with the man
of her dreams, Mittoo Singh Sidhu.
But, Mittoo had no money and no land.
His only income came from driving an auto
rickshaw.
Jassi knew that her wealthy Canadian family
would never approve of Mittoo, so the couple
married in secret.
When Jassi's uncle found out he was enraged.
In his eyes Jassi had disgraced and dishonoured
her family.
A TRAGIC DEATH
A few months after the marriage, Jassi and
Mittoo were ambushed by a gang of men.
Mittoo was left for dead. Jassi was kidnapped,
brutally murdered and on June 9, 2000 was
found in an irrigation ditch with her throat cut.
The Indian police eventually charged 13 people
in the murder plot, including Jassi's mother
and uncle in Canada.
Phone records showed that the killers had been
in constant contact with Jassi's uncle in the
weeks before Jassi's death, including phone
calls on the very day Jassi died.
The police say that the final order to kill Jassi
had been given by Jassi's own mother during
a cell phone on the evening of June 8.
So, an unlikely romance between a wealthy girl
from Canada and a poor villager from the
Punjab turned into a modern day Romeo
and Juliet story complete with betrayal, treachery,
torture, kidnapping and murder.
In 2001, the fifth estate went to India to investigate
Jassi's murder and produced an award-winning
documentary called The Murdered Bride.
THE FIFTH ESTATE RETURNS TO INDIA
This updated version of The Murdered Bride
reveals shocking new details about the
five-year-old murder case.
The fifth estate team and associate producer
Akhil Gautam track down two of the men who
took part in the murder conspiracy including a
police officer named Joginder Singh.
While Indian police and Indian justice, two systems
notorious for their corruption and slowness, have
dealt with Jassi's murder and convicted 7 men for
her murder, the fifth estate reveals that the
Canadian investigation into her family's involvement
is dragging on.
And in a dramatic confrontation with Jassi's uncle,
Surjit, Bob McKeown asks him to explain how
147 phone calls were made from his phone to the
convicted killers just prior to Jassi's murder.
But, what of Mittoo, who survived the attack by
Jassi's killers?
Five years after her death, Mittoo is in jail, facing a
charge of rape – a charge his friends and supporters
say is completely false.
The fifth estate reveals that the woman who has
accused Mittoo in court documents is closely
connected to one of Jassi's convicted killers.

**SIGH THE PETITION******
PETITION LINK---->
http://www.petitionspot.com/petitions/jassi
LETS BRING CLOSURE TO JASSI'S CASE
THAT HAS DRAGGED ON FOR OVER 6
YEARS!

LET'S GO CANADA!!!!!