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Ladybbird · 19-05-25, 08:31

Woman 21, Bound and Buried ALIVE by Jealous Ex as His Chilling Murder List Revealed

Snatched from her workplace by her former boyfriend, 21 year old nursing student Jasmeen Kaur was bound, blindfolded and then left to her horrific fate in a shallow grave

MailOnline 19 MAY 2025

Jasmeen Kaur was desperate to move on from her ex, Tarikjot Singh, but he wasnt willing to let go in the worst possible way

Jasmeen Kaur was desperate to move on from her failed relationship but her ex, Tarikjot Singh, wasnt willing to let her go. They were both born in India but lived in Adelaide, South Australia. Singh, 21, was in the country on a student visa, studying IT, while nursing student Jasmeen, also 21, worked in a care home for the elderly.

The pair dated for nine months in 2020, but Jasmeen was not happy. Singh was controlling, telling her whom she could and couldnt spend time with and if she was out, hed call her and demand she return home. Jasmeen ended their relationship on 4 January 2021.

Singh didnt take it well and at the end of that month, Jasmeen complained to the police that her over possessive ex had been stalking her at her workplace. She said he was unhappy about their break up and had stated that I had to be with him or if not, he would attempt suicide

The day after the split, hed appeared at her workplace in the suburb of North Plympton. She saw him through a window and went out to ask him to leave. He was still there later in the day.

Singh continued to call Jasmeen, threatening to harm himself. He sent TikTok videos theyd made to her family and threatened to send more. In February 2021, the police issued him with a caution for stalking Jasmeen.

On 5 March that year, Jasmeen worked into the evening, finally leaving at 10pm. But she didnt reappear for work the following day and her vehicle was still in the car park.

The police appealed for information, saying, We believe it to be extremely unlikely that Jasmeen left willingly with anybody and are investigating the possibility that she was taken by force.

The police attention soon turned to Singh. They discovered that on 4 March, the day before Jasmeens last shift, he had downloaded a map of security camera positions in Adelaide.

Care worker Jasmeen Kaur

Hed swapped cars with a friend and had been to hardware store Bunnings on the day Jasmeen vanished. CCTV footage showed him casually strolling around the store, where he bought cable ties, tape, gloves, a jerrycan and a shovel.

Concern for Jasmeens safety grew and the police questioned Singh. Hed been due to work a shift at a pub on the night that Jasmeen disappeared, but had asked a friend to cover it for him instead.

Singh insisted he hadnt seen Jasmeen recently, but evidence suggested hed been acting in a manner that was unusual for him.

Security footage from 5 March showed him heading north in the blue car hed borrowed. While nobody else appeared to be in the car, officers believe he had abducted Jasmeen as she left work and either shut her in the boot or kept her restrained in the back.

At this point Singh changed his story. He claimed Jasmeen had taken her own life and hed buried her in mountains known as the Flinders Ranges, north of Hawker, nearly 250 miles away.

On 7 March he led them to a shallow grave in the mountain range near Moralana Creek, about 25 miles north of Hawker. Jasmeens body was found under 30cm of sand. Her hands were tied behind her back with a cable tie, her feet were taped and restrained with more cable ties and shed been blindfolded.

Her throat had been cut, too, although the wound was superficial.

In a nearby bin Jasmeens shoes, glasses and work badge were discovered, along with more cable ties.

A post mortem revealed she had died, probably on 6 March, from actively breathing in and swallowing soil.

The young woman had been bound, blindfolded and buried alive.

Police at the burial site in Flinders Ranges.. The charges against Singh were upgraded to murder.

Jasmeens distraught friends and family held a memorial service during which she was remembered as polite, kind hearted and helpful. It was revealed that they had known her by her nickname of Jasoo and remembered her for her big smile. Trees were planted close to where she was found and her body was flown home to India for burial.

In February this year, a month before Singh was due to face trial, he changed his plea to guilty. He didnt reveal how he had abducted Jasmeen from her workplace, or exactly what he'd done to her afterwards.

At the South Australian Supreme Court in August, Singh, now 23, was jailed for life and told he must serve 22 years and 10 months before being considered for parole.

He is likely to be deported on release.....

His lawyers had asked for a merciful sentence for what they described as a crime of passion. The prosecution, however, argued that Jasmeen had suffered an uncommon level of cruelty which had been planned beforehand.

Singh had bought supplies before the abduction and appeared to ask a shop assistant for help. Hed then driven with her in the car for about five hours, which was plenty of time to either let her go or change his plans.

Jasmeens mother Rashpal Kaur travelled from India to Adelaide to face her daughters killer in court, where her impact statement was read out.

She spent her last hour on this earth with the very worst of humanity, the statement read. How could he value a life so cheaply? Im incandescent with rage. You treated my daughter as if she were nothing and disposed of her as rubbish.

Rashpal said Singh had been obsessed with Jasmeen, who had rejected his marriage proposals and reconciliation pleas. She added the thought of Jasmeens final hours continues to haunt her.

The judge, Justice Adam Kimber, said the killing was horrific and callous in the extreme. He said Singh had wanted to punish Jasmeen for rejecting him and for going to the police to complain about his stalking.

I am unable to find words to adequately describe how Ms Kaur must have felt when you placed her in the grave and buried her, he said. I cannot describe the terror Ms Kaur must have been experiencing when she realised you were burying her alive.

Jasmeen had been due to return to India for the first time in three years for a family reunion. Instead, she was sent back home in a coffin.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ld0xfH5oLp8

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Ladybbird Join Date: Feb 2011 Posts: 50,659 Thanks: 28,768 Thanked 14,429 Times in 10,235 Posts Awards Showcase Total Awards: 8	Woman 21, Bound & Buried ALIVE by Jealous Ex With Chilling Murder List Woman 21, Bound and Buried ALIVE by Jealous Ex as His Chilling Murder List Revealed Snatched from her workplace by her former boyfriend, 21 year old nursing student Jasmeen Kaur was bound, blindfolded and then left to her horrific fate in a shallow grave MailOnline 19 MAY 2025 Jasmeen Kaur was desperate to move on from her ex, Tarikjot Singh, but he wasnt willing to let go in the worst possible way Jasmeen Kaur was desperate to move on from her failed relationship but her ex, Tarikjot Singh, wasnt willing to let her go. They were both born in India but lived in Adelaide, South Australia. Singh, 21, was in the country on a student visa, studying IT, while nursing student Jasmeen, also 21, worked in a care home for the elderly. The pair dated for nine months in 2020, but Jasmeen was not happy. Singh was controlling, telling her whom she could and couldnt spend time with and if she was out, hed call her and demand she return home. Jasmeen ended their relationship on 4 January 2021. Singh didnt take it well and at the end of that month, Jasmeen complained to the police that her over possessive ex had been stalking her at her workplace. She said he was unhappy about their break up and had stated that I had to be with him or if not, he would attempt suicide The day after the split, hed appeared at her workplace in the suburb of North Plympton. She saw him through a window and went out to ask him to leave. He was still there later in the day. Singh continued to call Jasmeen, threatening to harm himself. He sent TikTok videos theyd made to her family and threatened to send more. In February 2021, the police issued him with a caution for stalking Jasmeen. On 5 March that year, Jasmeen worked into the evening, finally leaving at 10pm. But she didnt reappear for work the following day and her vehicle was still in the car park. The police appealed for information, saying, We believe it to be extremely unlikely that Jasmeen left willingly with anybody and are investigating the possibility that she was taken by force. The police attention soon turned to Singh. They discovered that on 4 March, the day before Jasmeens last shift, he had downloaded a map of security camera positions in Adelaide. Care worker Jasmeen Kaur Hed swapped cars with a friend and had been to hardware store Bunnings on the day Jasmeen vanished. CCTV footage showed him casually strolling around the store, where he bought cable ties, tape, gloves, a jerrycan and a shovel. Concern for Jasmeens safety grew and the police questioned Singh. Hed been due to work a shift at a pub on the night that Jasmeen disappeared, but had asked a friend to cover it for him instead. Singh insisted he hadnt seen Jasmeen recently, but evidence suggested hed been acting in a manner that was unusual for him. Security footage from 5 March showed him heading north in the blue car hed borrowed. While nobody else appeared to be in the car, officers believe he had abducted Jasmeen as she left work and either shut her in the boot or kept her restrained in the back. At this point Singh changed his story. He claimed Jasmeen had taken her own life and hed buried her in mountains known as the Flinders Ranges, north of Hawker, nearly 250 miles away. On 7 March he led them to a shallow grave in the mountain range near Moralana Creek, about 25 miles north of Hawker. Jasmeens body was found under 30cm of sand. Her hands were tied behind her back with a cable tie, her feet were taped and restrained with more cable ties and shed been blindfolded. Her throat had been cut, too, although the wound was superficial. In a nearby bin Jasmeens shoes, glasses and work badge were discovered, along with more cable ties. A post mortem revealed she had died, probably on 6 March, from actively breathing in and swallowing soil. The young woman had been bound, blindfolded and buried alive. Police at the burial site in Flinders Ranges.. The charges against Singh were upgraded to murder. Jasmeens distraught friends and family held a memorial service during which she was remembered as polite, kind hearted and helpful. It was revealed that they had known her by her nickname of Jasoo and remembered her for her big smile. Trees were planted close to where she was found and her body was flown home to India for burial. In February this year, a month before Singh was due to face trial, he changed his plea to guilty. He didnt reveal how he had abducted Jasmeen from her workplace, or exactly what he'd done to her afterwards. At the South Australian Supreme Court in August, Singh, now 23, was jailed for life and told he must serve 22 years and 10 months before being considered for parole. He is likely to be deported on release..... His lawyers had asked for a merciful sentence for what they described as a crime of passion. The prosecution, however, argued that Jasmeen had suffered an uncommon level of cruelty which had been planned beforehand. Singh had bought supplies before the abduction and appeared to ask a shop assistant for help. Hed then driven with her in the car for about five hours, which was plenty of time to either let her go or change his plans. Jasmeens mother Rashpal Kaur travelled from India to Adelaide to face her daughters killer in court, where her impact statement was read out. She spent her last hour on this earth with the very worst of humanity, the statement read. How could he value a life so cheaply? Im incandescent with rage. You treated my daughter as if she were nothing and disposed of her as rubbish. Rashpal said Singh had been obsessed with Jasmeen, who had rejected his marriage proposals and reconciliation pleas. She added the thought of Jasmeens final hours continues to haunt her. The judge, Justice Adam Kimber, said the killing was horrific and callous in the extreme. He said Singh had wanted to punish Jasmeen for rejecting him and for going to the police to complain about his stalking. I am unable to find words to adequately describe how Ms Kaur must have felt when you placed her in the grave and buried her, he said. I cannot describe the terror Ms Kaur must have been experiencing when she realised you were burying her alive. Jasmeen had been due to return to India for the first time in three years for a family reunion. Instead, she was sent back home in a coffin. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ld0xfH5oLp8

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