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Could or could not have. >> the record showing the phone call between the family home and the cell phone belonging to the people who have confessed to that murder on the night of the murder, what does common sense tell you about that? is there any other explanation? >> there could be a variety of explanations. but again -- >> offer one. completely hypothetical. give me a possible explanation, other than the call had to do with the murder. >> again, you're asking me to make a statement on a case that's before the courts in another country. it would be absolutely irresponsible of me to do so. >>...

Aunts, uncles, different generations. everyone lived here together. and in this traditional sikh family, it was expected that jassi would continue to live here until the day she got married. vijay singhera was also raised in vancouver. vijay and her sister still sing many of the sikh hymns, so important to their faith. ♪ though vijay and jassi never met, they shared the challenge of growing up in the west but living in a home tightly bound by the age-old traditions of the east. >> there were restrictions on girls to be a girl, quote/unquote, good indian girl. if i want to stay up late, you h...

Arrangement for this man that was in his 60s that was going to marry jassi. and jassi was adamant that she wouldn't marry him. >> torn between the pressure from her family to marry and the desire to lead a life of her own, jassi came up with a plan. she convinced her mother to bring her to india. in fact, to the state called the punjab, where her mom had grown up. she explained it might help her in choosing a husband. but there's something else she didn't tell her mother. so, was that just a scheme on her part? >> a scheme on her part. to get there, i think. >> to delay the arranged marriage h...

Investigate jassi's case in india. >> translator: there are three specific injuries to her chin, her neck and her chest, which possibly caused her death. >> as one of the senior police officers in the punjab, he's seen enough murders to make an educated guess about the kind of weapon used in this one. >> translator: three injuries were caused by the traditional sikh sword, which we call the kirpan. >> reporter: in sikh culture, the sword or kirpan, is usually worn as a religious symbol. though violence is frowned upon in this faith, the kirpan has historically been the weapon used to defend it...

Back in 2002. >> i went to the police station. i gave my statement. they videotaped it, apparently. that's the last i heard of it. >> perhaps canadian authorities weren't proceeding quickly because of legitimate concerns about indian police procedures, including the frequent use of torture and possible contamination of evidence. indian police told us they had more than confessions. they also had indian cell phone records that seemed most incriminating. we obtained them. they're canadian records from bell canada that detail calls made from and received at the compound at the time of the murder....