OpenAi Whistleblower Suchir Balaji took his own life by shooting himself in the head, the medical researcher ruled.
The Tech Prodigy, 26, who only revealed a month earlier that the dubious methods of the company to train chatgpt, was found dead on November 26.
Balaji was extended next to his bathroom door with blood over part of his apartment in the Mint Hill district in San Francisco.
His parents Poornima Ramaraoh and Balaji Ramamurthy insist that he could not have killed himself, and furiously the police lasted only 40 minutes to rule his death a suicide.
They hired Joseph Cohen, former head forensic pathologist of Riverside County, California, to carry out a second autopsy in December, but still have to reveal the report.
The San Francisco Chief Medical Examiner office confirmed that the Suicide Break of the Police on Friday afternoon with the release of the Balaji autopsy report.
The report contained some shocking new findings, including that Balaji was drunk and had several drugs, including GHP in his system when he shot himself, and that he searches for brain material on his computer.
In addition to medical evidence, the report noted that the only way to Balaji's apartment number #404 was on the fourth floor, was his front door.
Suchir Balaji, 26, was found on November 26 in his apartment in San Francisco with a shot at the head and his death ruled a suicide
'The windows of the apartment are stories above the shared courtyard and street and are equipped With devices that limit the opening of the window to about four centimeters, “it read.
“There was no proof of forced access to unity or disruption within unity.”
Security cameras and important FOB records also showed that no one else entered the apartment during the time he could have died.
The police chief of San Francisco, Bill Scott, wrote a joint letter with the ME's office to the parents of Balaji, who accompanied the report, which further explained the ruling.
“These facts, taken together, support that Mr Balaji was alone at the time of the incident,” it was said.
Scott wrote that his research, along with that of the ME's office, discovered: “There is insufficient evidence that Mr Balaji's death was the result of murder.”
“We realize that this information is difficult to receive and we are expanding our sincere condolences to the Balaji family,” he added.
“We hope that this answer can help bring a little to his grieving parents, friends and family.”
The autopsy report seemed to confirm one of the claims of Balaji's parents that the Scot wound would not have killed their son immediately.
Instead, the bullet came through his forehead in a downward corner and completely missed his brain before he was housed in the back of his neck.
The autopsy report noted that the bullet went through his face bones, skull sinussen, cervical vertebra C1 and cervicomedullay junction of the spinal cord.
Balaji's parents claimed that he would live for a while after he had been shot and killed on his floor.
The autopsy, however, found a medulla/high cervical spinal cord glacier and a fracture of the C1 vertebra, both of which cause death if they are not treated immediately.
A toxicological report showed that Balaji had an alcohol content in the blood of 0.178 and amphetamine, Norephedrine/Norpseudoedrine and GHP were present in his blood.
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