The Indian Man Saved By 'Sherlock Holmes' | True Story

In 1903, a quaint village in England named Great Wyrley became the epicenter of an international thriller. When a series of shocking animal killings rocked the community, George Edalji – the son of an Indian immigrant – found himself wrongfully accused with little evidence. Determined to clear his name, George turned to the mastermind behind the "world's best detective" – Sir Arthur Conan Doyle – hoping that, just like Sherlock Holmes, Arthur could unravel the mystery and exonerate him. What unfolded next is a gripping true crime saga, bursting with intrigue and suspense that would feel right at home in a Sherlock Holmes tale. The video is divided into sections: 00:00 Intro, 00:32 Prologue, 02:33 Chapter 1, 04:05 Chapter 2, 07:01 Chapter 3, 09:26 Chapter 4, 10:51 Chapter 5, 13:31 Chapter 6, 16:31 Chapter 7, 18:42 Chapter 8, 20:32 Epilogue.