Suchir Balaji's mother challenges the suicide ruling over her son’s death, citing inconsistencies and potential foul play. She questions the use of sedatives and faulty CCTV footage. Despite authorities maintaining the suicide verdict, the family persists in seeking justice with independent investigations, drawing support from figures like Elon Musk who also suspects foul play.
OpenAI whistleblower Suchir Balaji's cause of death has once again been questioned by his mother, who is staying firm on murder conspiracy accusations.
Sharing a photo of Suchir from the day of death, Poornima Rao took to social media platform X, questioning the investigation, claiming the use of sedatives. "Suchir’s picture on the day of his death at 7.30 pm , getting dinner. This is from CCTV footage. OCME saw this video and still concluded he was depressed and called it suicide," she said in her post.
Further casting doubts, she added, "Another cover by OCME: they stated to our attorney that GHB is endogenous 3 days after death. But we found out that level of endogenous GHB is less than 5000ng/L. A line in autopsy report says that toxicology report will include GHB only if it is more than 50000 Ng/L. Combined with alcohol this is a sedative. With this combination he will be losing muscle control or possibly unconscious. We are waiting for toxicologist to give a written report."
Later, she made another post alleging that some of the CCTVs near her son's vicinty, "One more suspensions finding CCTV...
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