Suchir Balaji, an OpenAI journalist, was found dead in his San Francisco residence on November 26, 2024, shot twice in the head, his relatives have today claimed in a startling discovery about the alleged murder case. His autopsy determined that the death was a death due to a gunshot wound, but now his families claim that there were two gunshots and that the following was missed by the examination. Balaji died a month after disclosing the company’s questionable methods of teaching ChatGPT.
According to Daily Mail, Balaji’s kids claimed they both saw proof of two gunshots, neither of which was instantly fatal.
Claim of a second gun
A second gun entered through the mouth, according to Dr. Daniel Cousin in his recent record, though no obvious entry wound was found. However, it is lodged at the base of the skull in the back of the neck. According to the next examination report,” This bone stopped it and it did not cause any harm.” It is thought that it may have traveled through the mouth’s air passage to the back of the mouth without causing any issues.
The bullet to Balaji’s head, which traveled at an unusual downwards angle, missed his mind, lodged in his neck, and was discovered by his parents, who claimed the second autopsy revealed injuries to his tongue that couldn’t have been caused by his parents.
The report stated that” the tongue has a central, almost oval-shaped defect at the distal, extensive laceration and color over the margins.” Balaji’s family, Poornima Ramarao, and his family, Poornima Ramarao, both of whom were not named on the clinical attorney’s report, claimed a cracked jawline and a previously reported damage to the side of his head.
Why does his leg have bleeding and a scar? Why does a brain injury occur? Why ripped mouth? Ramarao stated. Why is he spitting blood outside the toilet where the crime took place? Why was a date rape substance discovered in the body? she enquired.
Balaji’s parents also made available evidence that they claimed showed their child wasn’t homicidal because he was getting job offers and intending to speak at educational events.
