posted on Jun, 8 2016 @ 11:48 AM
Mainak Sarkar had a somewhat odd background that deserves scrutiny. He had come to the US from India in 2000 to pursue post-graduate education. He
spent two years at the UofT/Arlington for two years, then another two years at Stanford, and then in 2009 to UCLA to complete his PhD.
www.everipedia.com...
DHS’ electronic records show he obtained three student visas between 2001 and 2008 to engage in masters and doctoral programs in the
U.S.
Where did he get the money to pay for all this high-priced education? He didn't have family money behind him. He worked in the US at times, but he
also had to pay all the living costs. Was somebody sponsoring him? Why did he get a student visa to come to the US in 2000?
Mainak Sarkar married Ashley Erin Hasti in 2011, though they separated a year later. Curiously, they never bothered to get formerly divorced:
www.startribune.com...
The couple split about a year later and Hasti moved back home to Brooklyn Park.
“They just didn’t get along,” (grandmother Jean)Johnson said. The two didn’t divorce because Hasti couldn’t afford one, Johnson said.
Hasti was in medical school at the University of Minnesota and expected to graduate next spring.
She can afford to go to medical school but can't afford a quickie divorce. Hmmm.... I wonder if this wasn't somehow a sham marriage to allow
Sarkar to stay in the country. Tellingly, there is no evidence that Hasti ever took the Sarkar name as her surname.
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On Hasti's death:
www.scpr.org...
The date and time of her death were listed as 1:25 a.m. on June 2nd, the date and time when she was discovered.
"Because this was an unwitnessed death, a more accurate date and time of death cannot be determined," the report stated.
Huh? Isn't the medical examiner supposed to determine time of death? This is important because Hasti had to have been dead long enough for the
suspect to have had time to make the 1700 mile drive to LA from Minneapolis.
edit on 8-6-2016 by starviego because: (no reason given)