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This horrific and bizarre case caught the attention of the psychologists and media. A psychoanalyst named Shamshad Hussain told the media that Sada was likely a sadist who feel pleasurable while he injuring others. Another member of the psychology field acknowledged that Sada didn’t appear to possess any concept of right and wrong. Eventually, the young serial murderer was diagnosed with a conduct disorder.child serial killerIt is believed that this chemical imbalance is often successfully treated with medication.

Sada was prevented by Indian law from facing any kind of lifelong legal sentence. In fact, absolutely the longest sentence the young serial murderer could face was three years during a juvenile facility. Understandably, there have been many questions on Sada’s psychological state. Information regarding his conviction, sentencing, and any subsequent imprisonment weren’t publicly released. Some speculate that he spent three years at a psychiatric facility. As to what happened next, Amardeep Sada contacted the media in 2015 to report that he was staying during a youth home until the age of 18.

On Sada’s 18th Birthday he would receive full freedom. This happened in 2016, so he presumably left the youth home behind and began a subsequent chapter of his life. According to some reports that the young man has changed his real name to “Samarjit” which helps him to protect his privacy.