Murder trial: Gina H. had ChatGPT write a eulogy for Fabian

Rostock – As soon as Gina H. (30) woke up in the morning, she picked up her smartphone – and didn’t put it down again until the evening. She sent voice messages to friends and acquaintances almost constantly, charging the battery every now and then. She only interrupted this continuous operation twice: the first time when little Fabian (8) was allegedly murdered.

During the 10th day of the trial, an investigator said in front of the regional court Rostock who had analyzed countless cell phone data from the defendant Gina H. In a detailed presentation, the detective led through the life of a woman who was apparently driven by jealousy, control mania and selfishness. And even those Artificial intelligence used to deceive others.

“Do wild boars eat dead people?”

After the little boy’s body was found, Gina H. had ChatGPT write her a eulogy and sent the text to Fabian’s father, who had just separated from her. When he praised her for the moving words, she replied that he knew that “one of her great talents was writing.” In the weeks before, she had already used artificial intelligence to draw up a will for herself. And the day after Fabian’s death she asked Google: “Do wild boars eat dead people?”

Intense chats with several men

The analysis of the cell phone data and messages also shows that Gina H. permanently controlled Fabian’s father. She demanded minute-by-minute updates from Matthias R. (35) about when he logged in and out of work or even just got a drink. Any contact with his ex-wife, Fabian’s mother, seemed to make her jealous. At the same time, however, the 30-year-old was writing intensively with several other men. Even in the evening after the little boy murdered She sent suggestive voice messages to a friend while she was cleaning her car, presumably to remove evidence. At the same time, she wrote concerned messages to Fabian’s father.

Gina H. switched off her cell phone twice

But according to the investigators, her smartphone, which is otherwise used so intensively, shows two unusual phases of absolute radio silence. Exactly during the assumed period of the crime on October 10th and in the late evening of October 13th, she switched off her cell phone when the battery was full. During those hours, she had guided two acquaintances one after the other to the crime scene in order to search for Fabian with them…

On Friday it will be process continued. Then the man who Gina H. first led to the crime scene should testify.