Bengaluru. A very shocking revelation has come to light in the investigation of the triple murder case that took place in June in Seegehalli area. According to the police, 25-year-old tech engineer J. Kenneth Joe allegedly tried to get information about different violent situations with the help of AI before attacking his live-in partner's family. During the investigation of his laptop, many such questions were revealed, which gave the investigators an indication of his alleged prior preparation.
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Violent questions were asked to AI
According to information received from sources, during the forensic investigation, many questions related to AI were found in the dropdown history of Google on Kenneth's laptop. These included serious questions like fatal attack with a knife, harming someone with chilli powder and vinegar, controlling three people and attacking on knees. Police have said that these questions were asked before the alleged attack on June 22. However, the investigating agencies have not yet been able to find out what exactly the AI had told in response to these questions.
Let us tell you that another important thing has come to light in this investigation. Police also recovered a bottle containing a mixture of vinegar and chilli powder from the spot. It has been sent to the Forensic Science Lab for investigation. Police are now trying to find out whether there is any connection between the items found on the laptop in question and the items recovered from the crime scene.
What is the connection with the loan of ₹52 lakh?
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According to the 2,085-page charge sheet filed in the court, the alleged reason for this case was financial pressure and debt-related dispute. Kenneth's live-in partner Shweta had reportedly taken separate loans worth around Rs 52 lakh for him. These included a business loan of Rs 30 lakh, personal loans of Rs 8 lakh and Rs 6 lakh from two banks and about Rs 8 lakh taken from friends, relatives and other acquaintances. After the installments of this loan were not paid, a notice came from the bank, after which Shweta's parents got information about this financial situation. Shweta's father Somsundar allegedly questioned Kenneth about money. A few days later, on the night of 22nd June, the dispute took a violent turn in the apartment in Seegehalli.
It is alleged that Kenneth attacked Shweta's father Somasundar, mother Muthulakshmi and sister Supriya with a knife. All three died there. In this case, based on the police charge sheet and investigation, Kenneth has been accused of murder.
Why is AI history important for police?
Investigating officials say the questions posed to the AI are important because their time frame is before the alleged murders. A senior police officer said that Kenneth had regular conversations with the AI and used it as a friend. However, police have not yet concluded that the AI gave them any direct instructions to commit the crime.
Let us tell you that this case is no longer limited to just the investigation of triple murder, but is also raising very serious questions about the possible misuse of AI and the use of technology for violent activities.