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Bengaluru Triple Murder Accused Consulted AI on Deadliest Weapons and Attack Tactics
- •A 2085-page chargesheet filed in Bengaluru reveals that the triple murder in Seegehalli was triggered by mounting debts amounting to Rs 52 lakh taken by a techie named Shwetha for her live-in partner J Kenneth.
- •Bank notices sent to the parents of Shwetha over unpaid loans led to a severe confrontation between the family and Kenneth on the night of June 22.
- •Kenneth allegedly launched a brutal attack at an apartment complex, killing Shwetha's parents Somasundar and Muthulakshmi, along with her 20-year-old sister Supriya.
- •Police investigation into Kenneth's laptop revealed a disturbing search history where he asked an AI friend about the deadliest weapons in history, kitchen knife attacks, and ways to blind people with vinegar and chilli powder.
- •Investigators recovered a bottle containing vinegar mixed with chilli powder at the crime scene, matching the chilling queries found in the accused device search history.
Key Questions Answered
According to the chargesheet, the accused techie asked AI about attacking people with kitchen knives, blinding them with vinegar and chilli powder, shattering knees, and the history of deadliest weapons. Police also found internet searches regarding how to deal with bank calls and declare bankruptcy.
Shwetha raised loans totaling Rs 52 lakh for her live-in partner Kenneth, which led to unpaid loan notices arriving at her parents' home. This discovery caused a heated confrontation between Shwetha, her parents, and Kenneth, culminating in the fatal attack on June 22.
Investigators found a bottle containing vinegar mixed with chilli powder at the crime scene, which was sent to the forensic science laboratory for examination. Police also examined electronic devices, including a laptop showing a history of disturbing AI-related queries.
