Vicky Nguyen
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first heard Nov 2024
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So on her phone, glued to her – we haven't seen this video yet, so we're waiting to see it in trial – but she's apparently glued to her phone watching her home security system when the intruders had broken into the home and were murdering her husband. Right. What do they believe was her motive?
Yeah, you know, we haven't gotten a firm answer on this, but based on what we've been able to put together over these last several years and attending court hearings and listening to prosecutors, Fabio had a sizable life insurance policy, $1.6 million, and they allege that Monica and Baker had plans to be together to take this money and to pursue their relationship together.
Yeah, so that plea really took a lot of us by surprise. He decided to do this on his own free will for whatever reasons he decided to do it. No contest is basically a defendant is accepting the conviction without admitting guilt, but saying, okay, I'm prepared to take responsibility for this and accepting the sentence. Okay.
No. Baker, according to court documents, Baker maintains that he was responsible for this, that Monica had no knowledge about this, and that she wasn't involved in any way.
Yeah. So this third suspect for years and years and years. I mean, we waited and it was almost like a forgotten person because the cases were moving forward with Monica and Baker and no real mention of this third suspect. up until October of 2024, and they arrest a man named Christopher Austin. He cooperates with police from everything that we've been able to tell.
And just this past Friday, he ended up pleading guilty to second-degree murder. And we've been told that he is going to testify for the state at the trial. And what we expect is that he's going to say that Monica was aware of what was going on as well, was aware of this plan. It'll be interesting to see.
Yeah, you know, I've been covering this case since it happened in 2017. I remember, like, the first, especially those first few hearings, all of Fabio's family is in Toronto. So they couldn't make it to all these hearings. But I would end up seeing other people that Fabio worked with.
I mean, people that would drive up from San Diego, people that would come far distances just to sit in court for like a, you know... 10, 15-minute hearing. You know, they knew Fabio. They were touched by Fabio. I think he made a big impact on a lot of people.
Did she accept any of those symptoms?
A lot of that content is now being generated by AI, which makes it that much easier for the bad guys to pump out that bad information.
Hey, Andrea, always great to be with you. Happy New Year.
At the most basic level, Andrea, think of it as technology that allows computers to do the kinds of tasks that would normally require us to tell them and require some sort of human intervention and decision-making. Now the computers can do some of this on their own. And then they can predict what they're supposed to do next.
And that's considered learning, which is where the intelligence part comes in. AI is used all the time in things that we take for granted, like when your phone unlocks using your face or when you're sending an email and that predictive texting comes up saying, is this how you want to finish your sentence? That's all AI.
And of course, as you mentioned, there's really sophisticated types of AI, like what we saw with the chatbot, where You're entering in conversational language, and it seems like this computer is responding to you in a human way.
Really, all it's doing is using all of the information and data that's been put into it from previous human conversations and predicting that this is the response that will make the most sense to you.
I was just talking to the cybersecurity experts at Human Security about the holidays, where a lot of online shopping sites pop up that are totally bogus. They're just designed to tell you this is where you can get the hottest item at the lowest price, hoping that that's going to be enough bait for you to enter in your credit card or your banking information.
Well, back in the day, Andrea, humans had to make those websites. Now, bots and AI-powered computers can create those websites very quickly. They can also send out phishing and smishing messages. That's when you get an email or a text sent to your phone saying, hey, there's been a problem with your package delivery, or hey, this is the government. We need you to check on your taxes. Click here.
a lot of that content is now being generated by AI, which makes it that much easier for the bad guys to pump out that bad information.
Because the deep fake technology is becoming so good, but it's basically referring to a type of artificial intelligence that generates audio, images, and now even videos that make it appear that someone is doing something or saying something that they aren't. We've seen this used in some of the most disgusting and creepy ways from generating nude images, celebrity images to endorse products.
People have to be very careful when they're on social media. Is this something that this celebrity would actually be doing? And also be on the lookout for deep fakes when it comes to law enforcement or people impersonating government officials.
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