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AI Searches Reveal Plot in Fort Death
3 Oct
Summary
- Accused searched for expressing grief and using AI for apology.
- Digital evidence includes recovered deleted chats and location data.
- Alleged failed attempt to push fiancé occurred four days prior.
Digital evidence, including extensive searches and recovered deleted chats, points to a meticulously planned murder of Ketan Agarwal at Maharashtra's Lohagad Fort on June 18, 2026. Siya Goyal, his fiancée, allegedly used AI to research expressing grief and drafting apologies to his mother prior to his death.
Investigators have compiled a 5,053-page charge sheet citing phone data, call records, and social media activity. This includes recovered deleted WhatsApp conversations and searches related to past deaths at the fort and other crime cases.
Evidence suggests multiple visits to the fort, with an alleged failed attempt to push Ketan occurring four days before his death on June 14, 2026. Witness statements also indicate Ketan had expressed concerns about Goyal's behavior. The allegations are currently subject to court examination, with the police relying on digital records, photographs, and witness accounts.
