A new episode of the “New On The Case” podcast revisits the 2003 killings of the Chohan family, including the deaths of two babies. According to reporting highlighted by the Daily Mail, the case centers on how the family members were killed and what investigators later concluded about those responsible.
The reporting states that on 12 February 2003, millionaire Amarjit Chohan tells his employees he is attending a business meeting in Stonehenge. Outlets focusing on the podcast frame the episode as a detailed re-examination of the events and evidence around the murders, with attention on the circumstances surrounding the victims and the subsequent investigation.
Across the information provided here, the core narrative elements are consistent: the date of the incident, the Stonehenge meeting claim by Amarjit Chohan, and the emphasis on the killings of the two babies. However, only limited details are available in the excerpts supplied, so specific investigative findings, suspect identities, and legal outcomes are not confirmed within the provided text.
