Interesting tweets - 1

Here are some interesting tweets that I came across recently.

5 language arguments you can stop having: http://t.co/6Y0jLtasw3 pic.twitter.com/hYVA9JkWVs

— Oxford Dictionaries (@OxfordWords) abril 30, 2015

Should 'impact' ever be used as a verb? http://t.co/avQXKNp3aG pic.twitter.com/VjuKp9nUxQ

— BBC News Magazine (@BBCNewsMagazine) junio 22, 2015

What's the difference between 'among' and 'between'? http://t.co/WfeOMvdw9E

— Oxford Dictionaries (@OxfordWords) junio 30, 2015

Do you know when to use 'disinterested' and when to use 'uninterested'? Our video explains all: https://t.co/En7BEA02kL

— Oxford Dictionaries (@OxfordWords) junio 18, 2015

Where did common punctuation marks get their names? http://t.co/CsxYwyrYhK pic.twitter.com/UnxDITqiTi

— Oxford Dictionaries (@OxfordWords) junio 30, 2015

The Mysterious Case of the Beaut Damsel

In May 2008, 14-year-old Arushi and her family's 45-year-old servant, Hemraj, were found murdered in mysterious circumstances. In November 2013, a court held her parents responsible for the murders and sentenced them to life in prison. 

Like many others, I closely followed news reports about the case. So, when the court passed the sentence and published the judgement (pdf) online, I thought I'd take a look at it. 

And this is what I found.