for those of you who joined in to believe the American Justice System blindly, and blogged regarding Ajay dev in the most negative way, you might get a better insight after reading the following articles. Not to mention there has been quite a few articles written previously in the newspapers also. But you can check it out yourself. Just remember that you could be next in this country.

I have a reasonable doubt on this case because the whole incrimination was based on one phone call, which was translated into English.

Can someone post the link to the Nepali transcript or recording? As Nepalis I think we will be better judge of the crime instead of the Jury who had to rely on the translation and many things can get lost in translation.

What if he is really innocent? If the transcript shows clearly that it's a case of mistranslation then we need to do something about it because it could happen to anyone of us.

These all are running after money and power,that's all.But you guys need to know clearly that this is not Nepal.This is America.How you can think a Nepal women/girl can blame a relative without truth?

chanty just because this is america doesn't mean anything when it comes to law. Just imagine, the whole verdict was based on one phone call which was translated from Nepali to english. I would give it a benefit of doubt. Wouldn't you?

I read the second link OP posted. I did follow the news last year when it was a heated issue. when I think about it, the news we received might have been biased; I don't remember reading any information from Ajaya's side. At that time I thought the guy was disgusting and felt sorry for the girl, but after reading the news in that link and all the people's comment, I am beginning to question the girl's motive. I'm not in a position to draw any conclusion since I don't know those people, but maybe the guy is falsely accused... if thats true its sad that an innocent man who gave home to a poor kid is getting 376 years imprisonment...

Nepalmaya you seem to know a lot what was the actual sentence if you don't mind repeating here?

It would be unfair for me to  give these three sentences from a 58 minute conversation as it can be easily misinterpreted when the context is not known. I want to make sure that Appellate court looks at this very carefully and not make the same deliberate mistake including many racist remarks made against all Nepalese as was done by the DA to influence the jury . The truth will come out sooner or later.

I have not followed this case very carefully, but i remember this case very much. As everybody says there is two side of the coin and we did hear the one side, before he was sentenced. Now we are hearning the other side, which seemed to have lot of logic too. Looks like you know lot about the case, I wish you could elaborate more here so you make a stronger point. One of the biggest question that I cannot understand, why in the world an adopted daughter would go in the court and accuses her father about such a big thing. Any behind scenes that we are missing here? If you want more support, then you should be able to explain things that are vague and that need more explanation. We will try to get our voice heard if Mr ajay has strong points against the court.

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