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The investigation into the Ketan Agarwal murder case has taken a crucial turn after police recovered an alleged Snapchat message sent by the prime accused, Siya Goyal , weeks before the Pune based realtor's death. Investigators believe the message could provide fresh insight into the events leading up to the alleged murder and are now verifying its authenticity while expanding the scope of the probe. According to police, the message was purportedly sent in May , nearly a month before Ketan Agarwal (25) was allegedly murdered on June 15 . In the conversation, Siya Goyal (20) allegedly asked one of her friends to send copies of her Aadhaar card for booking travel tickets to Udaipur , where her wedding with Ketan was scheduled to take place in November . However, the message also carried a startling statement suggesting that the marriage would never happen. The alleged message read: "Send your Aadhaar card front and back side photo for tickets for the wedding, which is anyway not going to take place, but still do send it." Police are now questioning whether the message was merely a personal remark or an indication that the accused had already planned the crime. Investigators will

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The grandfather of Pune-based realtor Ketan Agarwal, whose death at Lohagad Fort is being investigated as a murder, has passed away weeks after the incident. According to a report by The Times of India, the family confirmed that Devichand Agarwal died on Saturday evening. Devichand Agarwal, 71, reportedly suffered a cardiac arrest. Family members said his health had deteriorated following the death of his grandson. Ketan Agarwal lost his life after falling into a gorge at Lohagad Fort near Pune in June. Although the incident was initially treated as an accidental fall, investigators later registered a murder case based on the evidence collected during the probe. Police have named Agarwal's fiancée, Siya Goyal, as the prime accused. Investigators claim she was reluctant to go ahead with the marriage and was facing pressure from her family to continue with the wedding plans. Police probe alleged Snapchat message Meanwhile, as per the TOI report, the investigation has uncovered an alleged Snapchat conversation that police believe could be significant to the case. Officials said the message was reportedly sent by Siya Goyal to one of her friends in May, nearly a month before Ketan Agarwal's death. According to investigators, the chat indicated that

An alleged Snapchat conversation shows Siya Goyal, the prime accused in the Ketan Agarwal murder case, purportedly referring to a wedding “that would never happen.” Police said the conversation, based on viral online screenshots, took place between Goyal and her female friend before the murder. (Photo credit: ANI) Police confirmed they recovered the messages from Goyal’s earlier mobile phone, and they have been recorded as evidence in the case. Police said the conversation, based on viral online screenshots, took place between Goyal and her female friend before the murder. Also read | Ketan Agarwal murder case: Pune court sends Siya and Chetan to judicial custody till July 16, rejects polygraph test In one purported message, Goyal allegedly asked her friend to send images of both sides of an Aadhaar card to facilitate booking wedding tickets. She then allegedly remarked that the booking was for a wedding “that would never happen.” Conversation recovered from Siya's phone Senior police inspector Dinesh Tayade of Lonavla rural police station said, “The conversation was recovered from Siya’s earlier mobile phone, in which she was chatting with her friend in May. We will probe the friend as part of the investigation. Ketan died after falling from

Hundreds of thousands of Californians are about to get an unexpected financial lifeline after Snapchat CEO Evan Spiegel and his wife, supermodel Miranda Kerr, helped erase a staggering $550 million in medical debt. The couple made a multimillion-dollar donation to Undue Medical Debt, a nonprofit that purchases unpaid medical bills in bulk from hospitals, physician groups and collection agencies at a steep discount before canceling the debt for qualifying patients. Beginning in mid-July, more than 261,000 Californians whose balances were eliminated will reportedly receive letters notifying them that their medical debt has been forgiven. The couple made a multimillion-dollar donation to Undue Medical Debt, a nonprofit that bundles unpaid medical bills and cancels the debt for qualifying patients. Undue Medical Debt said it has now eliminated more than $40 billion in medical debt across all 50 states. Facebook/Undue Medical Debt “When someone you love is sick, all you want to do is focus on helping them get better,” Kerr, founder of skincare company KORA Organics, said in a video with Spiegel. “That’s why we wanted to support this effort and help relieve medical debt, so families can focus on caring for their loved ones and really supporting their healing.” The

JEFFERSON CO., Pa. (EYT) — A Brookville man charged with indecent assault and corruption of minors in connection with alleged incidents involving teen girls at high school football games has waived his preliminary hearing. Court records indicate that the following charges against 20-year-old Damion Rittenhouse were waived for court on July 2 in front of Magisterial District Judge Gregory Bazylak: Corruption of Minors, Misdemeanor 1 (two counts) Indecent Assault, Misdemeanor 2 Disorderly Conduct, Misdemeanor 3 His bail was set at $20,000 unsecured. The case has been transferred to the Jefferson County Court of Common Pleas. Details of the case: The Brookville Borough Police Department filed the charges against Rittenhouse on May 19. The criminal complaint states the events occurred at the Brookville High School football field on August 22, 2025, and September 5, 2025. Two juvenile victims are involved in the case, police said. According to the affidavit of probable cause, a 14-year-old victim told police that Rittenhouse made threats and sexual advances during the August football game. The complaint alleges that during a subsequent game on September 5, 2025, Rittenhouse put his arm around the victim and touched her breast. The affidavit alleges that Rittenhouse told the victim, “If

Snapchat CEO and wife erase more than half a billion dollars of medical debt in California, with San Diego most impacted. SAN DIEGO (KGTV) — Snapchat CEO Evan Spiegel and his wife, entrepreneur Miranda Kerr, are partnering with the nonprofit Undue Medical Debt to eliminate more than $550 million in unpaid medical debt for more than 250,000 Californians. Patients who qualify will receive a letter in the mail by mid-July. San Diego County is receiving the largest share of the gift. Out of the $550 million in debt being erased, more than $99 million will benefit people in San Diego County, with more than 40,000 San Diegans expected to find out that their medical debt will be wiped away. In a social media post, Spiegel and Kerr addressed the public and started by saying: "Hey everybody, Evan and Miranda here, and today we are so excited because we're announcing a partnership with Undue Medical Debt to relieve over half a billion dollars of unpaid medical debt for more than 250,000 Californians." Spiegel and Kerr partnered with the non-profit organization Undue Medical Debt, which specializes in buying and erasing medical debt for qualifying patients across the country. Patients will qualify for

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SAN FRANCISCO - TikTok settled a lawsuit with a teenager just weeks before the company was set to go to trial in a second landmark case over whether social media companies are responsible for the harms their products might cause. The 15-year-old Florida teenager, identified only by his initials R.K.C., has accused four social media companies of harming his mental health and previously reached a settlement agreement with YouTube on June 23. This leaves only Meta and Snapchat as defendants in the trial, which is scheduled to begin July 27 in Los Angeles. “We can confirm that a settlement in principle has been reached with TikTok,” law firm Morgan & Morgan, which represents the teenager, told AFP on July 1 without specifying the terms. TikTok also previously settled a similar case, the first of its kind, in January before the trial started. This second trial, to be held in a Los Angeles courtroom, is considered another benchmark for how thousands of social media addiction lawsuits could play out in the United States. The Florida teenager claims that years of compulsive social media use contributed to severe psychological disorders – anxiety, depression, and suicidal thoughts – for which he is still

TikTok has settled a lawsuit with a teenager just weeks before the company was set to go to trial in a second landmark case over whether social media companies are responsible for the harms their products might cause. The 15-year-old Florida teenager, identified only by his initials RKC, has accused four social media companies of harming his mental health and previously reached a settlement agreement with YouTube on 23 June. This leaves only Meta and Snapchat as defendants in the trial which is scheduled to begin 27 July in Los Angeles. "We can confirm that a settlement in principle has been reached with TikTok," law firm Morgan & Morgan, which represents the teenager, told AFP on Wednesday without specifying the terms. TikTok also previously settled a similar case, the first of its kind, in January before the trial started. This second trial, to be held in a Los Angeles courtroom, is considered another benchmark for how thousands of social media addiction lawsuits could play out in the United States. The Florida teenager claims that years of compulsive social media use contributed to severe psychological disorders - anxiety, depression, and suicidal thoughts - for which he is still receiving treatment. "These