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Wrongly accused in the murder of Tracey Wylde.
In 1996, a young 19 year old Sougat Mukherjee from India arrived in Glasgow to study at the Glasgow Nautical College near the city centre. Sougat settled quickly into his new life in Scotland. During his time in the city, Sougat focussed mainly on his studies, exploring the surrounding city and holding down several part time jobs in Glasgow restaurants. Sougat’s time in Scotland was relatively peaceful and the student kept himself to himself. After failing aspects of his college course, the decision was made to return home to Mumbai.
On Sougat’s return to India he restarted his studies at university and went on to meet and marry his wife. He started a family and undertook regular travel as part of a successful career in business development.
In the October of 2014, a whole 17 years later, Sougat would realise that his return home to India had caught the attention of police officers who were investigating the death of a 21 year old female in Glasgow. Shockingly, his local police advised him police in Scotland had made him the prime suspect in the girl’s murder.
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