The Ahmedabad City Crime Branch has successfully cracked a murder case that remained unsolved for over 34 years. The investigation began after police received a tip-off about a property in Kutubnagar, Sayyedwadi, where human skeletal remains were discovered in an 18-foot-deep pit. The remains were identified as belonging to Farzana Dosubhai Radhanpuri, who had been missing since 1992. Investigators allege that her husband, Shamshuddin Musaji Khedawala, conspired with family members to murder her due to ongoing domestic disputes. Following the forensic confirmation, police arrested Shamshuddin (61) and his brother Iqbal Musaji Khedawala (63), along with two others. The case took a turn when the family of the accused reported being haunted by Farzana's spirit, leading them to seek occult practices in an attempt to alleviate their guilt. This psychological unraveling ultimately led to the reopening of the investigation, resulting in the identification of the remains and the arrests. The accused are charged under the Indian Penal Code for murder and destruction of evidence, with further investigations ongoing.