Ep 8 - Organ Traffickers

An episode of the Moksha podcast, hosted by RosePod, titled "Ep 8 - Organ Traffickers" was published on January 16, 2024 and runs 12 minutes.

January 16, 2024 ·12m · Moksha

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Summary

Jagriti notices a strange ritual behind a hut. Four individuals arrive, two targeting Jagriti and two Jaggi. A tense standoff ensues, but betrayal leads to Jagriti's assault. Hardy intervenes, firing shots, and rescues Jagriti. The incident reveals a human organ trafficking case in Dalhousie. The trio investigates further, finding a criminal nexus. A news anchor reports police action against the culprits. Jagriti, Jaggi, and Hardy follow leads, discovering a burning hut linked to the criminal.

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Jagriti notices a strange ritual behind a hut. Four individuals arrive, two targeting Jagriti and two Jaggi. A tense standoff ensues, but betrayal leads to Jagriti's assault. Hardy intervenes, firing shots, and rescues Jagriti. The incident reveals a human organ trafficking case in Dalhousie. The trio investigates further, finding a criminal nexus. A news anchor reports police action against the culprits. Jagriti, Jaggi, and Hardy follow leads, discovering a burning hut linked to the criminal.

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