🚨 Newly released photos from the apartment of Suchir Balaji, anOpenAI whistleblower found dead in his apartment on November 26, 2023.
The SFPD ruled it a suicide in 14 minutes. Take a look at the photos and decide yourself — suicide or murder?
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2/ Suchir Balaji's apartment is relatively orderly through the entrance and lounge area, but rapidly changes as you get closer to where he died.
3/ The kitchen table, strewn with clutter, some of which spilled onto the floor along with pieces of chocolate.
4/ His parents Poornima Ramarao and Balaji Ramamurth found Suchir's last meal, a half-eaten ready-meal with brown rice still in the plastic tray, sits on his cluttered desk with a fork and a restaurant receipt.
5/ Massive amounts of blood was pooled next to the bathroom door where his head lay.
If you look closely, you'll see a clump of hair, possibly from a wig, lodged below the bathroom door. Odd... 🤔
6/ Inside the bathroom were drops of blood across the tiles, on the cabinet next to the sink, and on the cabinet handle, on the other side of the room far from where Suchir's body laid.
7/ Also on the floor was a knocked over trash bin and a plastic floss pick.
Dental hygiene — definitely top of mind before one commits a self-check out.
8/ Blood can also be found on the other side of the doorframe from the vast majority of the blood splatter.
9/ Balaji's parents found the gun, a Glock pistol was found near his body, along with a box of 9mm ammunition in his closet.
Conveniently laid out is the record of sale, which show he bought on January 4, 2024.
10/ Balaji, pictured here hiking hear Los Angeles, had just returned from a holiday trip with friends in Southern California.
11/ A week before his death, the @nytimes named Balaji (third from the right) as a "custodian witness" in its copyright infringement lawsuit against OpenAI and Microsoft.
12/ Given the timing and circumstances surrounding his death — would Suchir Balaji commit a self-checkout? Or could something more nefarious have happened.
A recent @nypost headline citing a "bombshell report" claiming that "Rogue states" like Russia and Iran are sowing dissent within MAGA and amplifying anti-war voices.
But a close examination of the report exposes some VERY familiar — and VERY suspicious — players.
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2/ This NCRI study claims foreign actors are posing as MAGA influencers to push conspiracies and turn the right against Trump — but it relies on vague bot criteria, cherry-picked data, and correlation-as-causation leaps to manufacture a narrative it can't conclusively prove.
3/ While the Network Contagion Research Institute (NCRI) claims to be "a neutral and independent third party whose mission it is to track, expose, and combat misinformation, deception, and manipulation" — a closer look at the leader would suggest otherwise. 🧐
🚨 SCOOP: The implosion at The Daily Wire is accelerating!!
What started with Jeremy Boreing stepping down has now spiraled into MASS LAYOFFS and another FIRING of a senior executive — Alyssa Cordova, the Vice President of Public Relations.
Here’s all the juicy details. 🧵1/
2/ The Daily Wire just fired Alyssa Cordova, their VP of Public Relations.
And according to sources, @lysscordova was "Jeremy’s minion" one was responsible for crafting the company’s aggressive and paranoid media strategy.
3/ Cordova allegedly:
- Stalked former employees online
- Kept folders of clipped videos of their "enemies"
- Helped wage internal vendettas under the guise of PR
One source: The disaster of their PR strategy over the last year was "cooked up between Jeremy and Alyssa.”
🚨 New forensic findings have just been released in the death of Suchir Balaji — a whistleblower against OpenAI.
Police ruled it a suicide.
But the evidence just uncovered tells a very different story: drugging, a possible second bullet, and a botched autopsy. 🧵1/
2/ On November 26, 2024, San Francisco PD informed Suchir Balaji’s family he had died by suicide.
According to the family's attorney, an autopsy was completed just "40 minutes" after arriving at the scene — no interviews, no toxicology report, no ballistic analysis.
Why? 🤔
3/ This is the last known footage of Suchir Balaji before his death.
Multiple other CCTV cameras in his apartment complex — including one covering a secondary entrance — were mysteriously disconnected around the time he died. 🤨
With CEO Jeremy Boreing out and the company in turmoil, let’s dive into the powerful investors backing the Daily Wire — some familiar, others newly revealed. 👀
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2/ First, the stuff you already know.
In 2015, Ben Shapiro and Jeremy Boreing launched the Daily Wire, with $4.7M of seed funding from billionaire petroleum industry brothers Dan and Farris Wilks.
3/ Over the next decade, the endeavor was wildly successful, mostly relying on profits to fuel its growth.
...That is until 2023, when Axios reported that the Daily Wire raised an undisclosed round of capital at a valuation north of $1B — with a few surprising new investors. ⬇️
Less than 3 months after the murder of United Healthcare CEO Brian Thompson, healthcare elites gathered just blocks away in a glitzy Midtown ballroom for the "Oscars of Big Pharma" — and to set in motion a plan to "win back public trust."
Here’s what they’re up to... 🧵1/
2/ On December 17, 2024, UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson was murdered in the streets of New York by Luigi Mangione (allegedly), and many Americans' reaction: "Eh, he had it coming."
In response, the industry is doubling down on PR to take back control of the narrative.
3/ Pillar 1: Aggressive Storytelling
The healthcare industry has learned that they need aggressive messaging to shift public opinion.
From crisis management to bold campaigns, the PR game is now about controlling the message with conviction.
🚨 Gavin Newsom & his allies just forced 12 historic family farms & dairies out of Point Reyes National Seashore in California.
They claim it’s about saving the environment — but the truth couldn't be more different.
Here is the true story — and it's heartbreaking. ⬇️🧵1/
2/ For over 100 years, ranchers and dairy farmers have worked the land at Point Reyes. They built Marin’s organic food movement & supplied fresh milk to Californians.
Now they’re being forced out — by environmental groups, the federal government, and Newsom’s political allies.
3/ When Congress created Point Reyes National Seashore in 1962, ranchers voluntarily sold their land to the federal government under one condition: they could keep ranching.
That promise lasted 60 years — until powerful environmental groups decided to change the rules.