In a new twist to the high-profile Sheena Bora murder case, Rahul Mukerjea reportedly wrote a mail to his father Peter and step-mother Indrani after he got suspicious that Sheena had stopped her activity on Facebook. CNN-IBN has exclusively accessed Rahul's e-mail in which he had stated he had a feeling that Sheena was missing and feared some trouble.
The e-mail has helped the Central Bureau of Investigation to nail Peter Mukerjea in Sheena Bora murder
case.
"No Facebook activity, she is usually very active leaving comments and post for her friends the 21st April. Then there are the dodgy (contradictory) texts I receive on the 25th April, but no confirmation," the e-mail reads.
"It has been more than 1 month now and I am sure that your are aware that I have still not heard from Sheena herself. The text message that I receive from her cellphone on 25th April expressing her desire to discontinue our relationship."
"I can deal with a break-up myself, but this seems more like a missing persons. There may be more trouble ahead," the e-mail reads.
"In past Indrani has sent e-mails and texts from other people's account or phone. In fact I received a text from you from other number," the e-mail says.
"I cannot fully accept as in the past there was instance where I had received text message from you pretending to be Pete (papa) while I was speaking to him on the phone.
"I have sort a legal advice in this situation and have been advised that circumstances surrounding her disappearance are characteristic of something untoward," the e-mail adds.
In the letter, Rahul warned Indrani to reveal the truth saying she has impersonated Sheena in the past. "If report goes to public domain it will raise a lot of question for lot of people. I have sort legal advice, advised that circumstances surrounding her disappearance are characteristic of something untoward. Even Sheena work place believes signature on resignation letter forged," warns Rahul.
Indrani replied to Indrani saying, "Let bygones be bygones. Lets all move on an be happy."
In reply to Rahul's e-mail, Peter on May 27, 2012 writes, "I maintain my earlier position that Sheena is free and if anyone asks you about her ask them to call Indrani they are really concerned, maybe they will feel more relaxed after that."
"Obviously she is clearly not keen to have anyone be in touch with her or that she is in touch with those that she wants to be in touch with. I do not see Mikhail or her folks in Guwahati getting stressed about her whereabouts," the e-mail reads.
"She texted you and me and Indrani back in April on the 25th and then she obviously either gone off to change everything -- her Facebook page, her Skype ID and her phone number too.
"And when she wishes to come out in the open I guess she will. I think you are wasting your time in worrying about her. In last month if she wanted to get in touch with you she would have but you have to assume that she does not. If her so called father and friends are so concerned that why do they not call Indrani and other people particularly," the e-mail says.
"If you are telling them if you have no other idea, what else can I say. She has played you and now gone to something else. If I were you and have told you this just leave it and get with your life. If she wants to get in touch with you she will one day."
"Sometime whenever why drive yourself self into futility. If anyone needs to find out about her and calls you ask them to speak or e-mail to Indrani. May be she will be able to satisfy them that she is fine and need not worry," the e-mail adds.
Though Sheena, the daughter of high-profile media professional Indrani Mukerjea, was allegedly murdered in 2012 and her body disposed of in Raigad district, the crime came to light only recently.
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