Bengaluru’s K.R. A triple murder case that took place on June 22 in Puram area has shocked everyone. The most surprising thing is that the main accused took the help of AI i.e. Artificial Intelligence to carry out this murder. He asked the AI chatbot about everything from murder to disposing of a dead body.
What is the matter?
- Actually, on June 22, K.R. A triple murder has been committed in an apartment in Seegehalli, which falls within the Puram police station area. In this, 52 year old Somasundar, 48 year old his wife Muthulakshmi and 19 year old daughter Supriya were stabbed to death.
- According to the report, police said that days after the murders, the slain couple’s elder daughter Shweta and her live-in partner Kenneth were arrested separately in Puducherry. They had fled there after committing the crime and were hiding there to avoid arrest.
- Investigation revealed that the motive behind these murders was money feud and bad relations in the family. Shweta’s mother’s attitude was to control every step, which she did not like.
- According to the police, Shweta had borrowed Rs 50 lakh from her mother Muthulakshmi to start Kenneth’s cloud kitchen business. The money had been spent and he was worried about how it would be returned.
Asked everything from AI
A senior police officer said that even though Kenneth and Shweta worked together, it was Kenneth who did the entire planning and execution of the murders. She took advice from an AI chatbot every step of the way. Such as how to commit murder, how to dispose of dead bodies, how to remove blood stains and whether the furnace built for the cloud kitchen business can be used to burn dead bodies.
Planning together with AI for 3 months
During interrogation, Kenneth confessed to the police that because of a trivial matter he decided to eliminate Shweta’s family members. He also admitted that he took guidance from AI to plan the murder over a period of six months, the officer said.
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