Karnataka: Suchana Seth, the CEO of an AI startup, found herself in the midst of a disturbing case following the tragic demise of her four-year-old son. Dr. Kumar Naik, conducting the post-mortem, revealed the boy’s death resulted from suffocation, indicating the use of a pillow or cloth.
Investigation Insights
Reports indicate the absence of rigor mortis, typically evident within 36 hours after death. Police officials in Goa suspect the child was suffocated, potentially using a pillow from the service apartment where the incident occurred.
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Suchana Seth: A Professional Profile
Suchana Seth, known for her expertise in AI ethics, holds an impressive career spanning over 12 years. Her profile boasts accolades such as being listed among the “100 Brilliant Women in AI Ethics,” a Mozilla Fellow at Data & Society, and holding patents in natural language processing.
Personal History and Tragic Events
Hailing from West Bengal and residing in Bengaluru, Suchana Seth faced personal turmoil, reportedly experiencing marital disputes leading to divorce proceedings with her estranged husband, Venkat Raman, a Kerala native. Media reports suggest their son was born in 2019, and disputes led to their divorce filing in 2020.
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Goa Tragedy Unfolds
The tragic events unfolded at a service apartment in Candolim, North Goa, between January 6 and 8. Seth had checked in with her son but left for Bengaluru on January 8, leaving behind suspicions due to bloodstains found in the room and her unusual baggage. Staff alerted the police, leading to the harrowing discovery of the child’s body in her bag in Chitradurga.
Ongoing Investigations and Legal Proceedings
Following her arrest in Chitradurga and subsequent custody, Seth faces legal procedures in Goa, where a court remanded her in police custody for six days. Meanwhile, Venkat Raman, her estranged husband, returned to India and participated in the post-mortem procedures, shedding light on the tragic turn of events.
