Ep 1 - Hardy - Moksha

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Inspector Hardy grapples with a harrowing case involving a child killer in Dalhousie. Amidst this investigation, Hardy is plagued by personal tragedy: he's lost two of his own children in accidents and his wife, Neha, is missing. Living in deep remorse, Hardy faces an attempt on his life as a bullet is fired at him. As he fights for survival, the pivotal question remains: will Hardy discover the true identity of the killer and save the children in the valley?

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This episode was published on November 28, 2023.

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Inspector Hardy grapples with a harrowing case involving a child killer in Dalhousie. Amidst this investigation, Hardy is plagued by personal tragedy: he's lost two of his own children in accidents and his wife, Neha, is missing. Living in deep...

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