In a significant development in the 2012 Sheena Bora murder case, a special court in Mumbai has granted permission for the Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) to present original transcripts of telephonic conversations involving Indrani Mukerjea, her former husband Peter Mukerjea, and his son Rahul Mukerjea. The transcripts were located in the CBI's storage room in New Delhi and are considered vital for the prosecution's case. The court, presided over by Judge Dr. JP Darekar, acknowledged that the transcripts had been referenced in earlier investigation records but were missing from the trial proceedings until recently. The case revolves around the alleged murder of Sheena Bora, who was initially claimed by her family to have voluntarily left Mumbai. However, investigations revealed that she was allegedly strangled and her body disposed of in Raigad district, Maharashtra. The CBI claims that family tensions and financial disputes were motives for the murder, and the recorded calls are seen as critical evidence for establishing a conspiracy. While the court has allowed the transcripts to be included in the trial record, it has not yet ruled on their admissibility as evidence.