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EPISODE · Apr 10, 2026 · 10 MIN

Google Genius who killed His Twin | Desi Crime & True Crime India

from Welted Marigold | Desi Crime & Indian True Crime Stories · host Ambica Uppal

Send us Fan MailIn this chilling episode of Welted Marigold, storyteller Aika explores one of the most haunting and modern tragedies of the digital age: the case of Hardik and Himshika Sharma.Born just three minutes apart in the "Brass City" of Moradabad, Uttar Pradesh, the Sharma twins represented the pinnacle of middle-class success. Hardik was a brilliant IIT graduate and Google software engineer, while Himshika was a compassionate psychology student dedicated to healing minds. But behind the closed doors of their family home in Buddhi Vihar, a terrifying transformation was taking place.What happens when a brilliant mind begins to view human life as nothing more than executable code? As Hardik spiraled into a rare modern psychosis known as "Techno-Schizophrenia," he stopped seeing his sister as a person and began viewing her as a "mirror instance" that was consuming his processing power.#TrueCrime #IndiaTrueCrime #MoradabadCase #PsychologicalThriller #WeltedMarigold #Documentary #TechCrime #Podcast #desicrime #desicrimepodcast #indiancrime #truecrime #truecrimeindia #indiacrime #crimestory Chapters[00:00] The Brass City Tragedy – Introduction to Moradabad and the Sharma family.[00:35] The Golden Twins – Hardik the logic (Google) vs. Himshika the soul (Psychology).[01:49] The System Crash – Hardik’s detachment and the cryptic "Source Code" email.[02:42] The Digital Cocoon – Three months of isolation in the terrace room.[03:09] The Last Holi – A deceptive moment of family peace.[03:31] March 4th, 2026 – The timeline of the "42-minute execution."[04:14] The Crime Scene – Suna Sharma discovers the unthinkable.[05:01] The Code of Blood – Investigators uncover the "hima.exe" surveillance files.[05:53] Techno-Schizophrenia – Understanding the "Mirror Instance" and the soul partition theory.[06:50] The Trial of August 2026 – A mother’s heartbreaking testimony.[08:04] The Dark Web Evidence – The "Clean Strike" conversation and the final verdict.[08:54] The Empty House – Hardik’s life today and the chilling message on the chalkboard.[09:30] Final Reflections – The cost of losing our human "bugs" to digital optimization.Support the showThanks for tuning into to Welted Marigold! If you enjoyed this episode, please subscribe and leave us a rating and review. It really helps us out! Do Follow us on YouTube!

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Send us Fan Mail In this chilling episode of Welted Marigold, storyteller Aika explores one of the most haunting and modern tragedies of the digital age: the case of Hardik and Himshika Sharma. Born just three minutes apart in the "Brass City" of Moradabad, Uttar Pradesh, the Sharma twins represented the pinnacle of middle-class success. Hardik was a brilliant IIT graduate and Google software engineer, while Himshika was a compassionate psychology student dedicated to healing minds. But behin...

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