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The Elisabeth-Jane Ross Kypseli suitcase case exposes where AI still falls short in homicide investigations. BBC reported that Greek police are seeking Ross's American friends after her body was found in a suitcase in Athens's Kypseli district. AI can sort messages and map timelines, but detectives still have to interpret people, motive, and missing context. If AI can handle the evidence but not the judgment, are homicide detectives next—or is that corporate AI hype finally meeting reality? Pick a side in the comments.

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00:00AI won't replace homicide detectives, yet.
00:05Homicide work isn't report typing.
00:09BBC reported Greek police are seeking Elizabeth Jane Ross's American friends.
00:17After her body was found in a suitcase in Athens' Kipseli district,
00:25AI can sort messages and map timelines.
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