An investigation into the murder of a four-year-old boy has revealed shocking details about the accused, CEO Suchana Seth. Contrary to her claims of having an office in India’s Silicon Valley, authorities discovered that Seth did not have a dedicated office space for her company. Instead, they found only a co-working space.
Furthermore, Seth is also the director of another machine intelligence firm that was registered just last year. Goa Police visited the office of this secondary company as part of their investigation. Meanwhile, Seth’s previous residence in Bengaluru was found abandoned, leading neighbors to express their surprise, stating that she had vacated the premises several months ago.
Although described as an “AI ethics expert and a data scientist” by the Berkman Klein Center for Internet & Society at Harvard University, sources from the Raman Research Institute claim that Seth dropped out as a research fellow in 2010, despite being listed there until 2011.
The tragic incident unfolded when Seth allegedly smothered her son to death in a Goa hotel. She then transported his body to Bengaluru before staff at the hotel discovered blood trails in her room and alerted officials. Seth reportedly attempted suicide after the act and claimed that the blood in the room was hers.
These developments have shocked the community and raised questions about Seth’s true intentions and motivations. The investigation is ongoing, and the victim’s estranged husband has rushed back to Bengaluru for his son’s post-mortem examination.
This heartbreaking incident serves as a reminder of the dark underbelly that can lurk beneath seemingly successful individuals. It is a tragedy that highlights the importance of robust mental health support systems and the need for early intervention in cases of distress.
The source of the article is from the blog enp.gr