“My greatest joy [was] watching him play rugby league.
Topic: technologyRegion: asia pacificUpdated: i1 outletsSources: 1Spectrum: Left Only⏱ 4 min read⚠ 3d+ old
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SITUATION
Mum of Gavin Preston killer used AI to ask the court for leniency The mother of a convicted gun for hire used artificial intelligence to help craft a letter to the court asking for her son to be shown leniency in his sentencing over the killing of Gavin “Capable” Preston. Alongside co-offender Rabii Zahabe, 26, Jaedon Tito, 25, arrived at the Supreme Court of Victoria a smiling assassin on Friday, grinning at the waiting media as he was led into the building by specialist security.
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KEY FACTS
- There, his mother Levi Tito was waiting to read a character reference detailing her son’s love of rugby and willingness to help people, two months after he was found guilty of executing Preston – a man he’d never met.
HISTORICAL CONTEXT
The ongoing crisis surrounding gun violence and organized crime in Australia has intensified in recent years, culminating in high-profile cases involving hired assassins. In March 2023, the murder of Gavin Preston, a known figure in Melbourne's criminal underworld, marked a significant escalation in violent crime linked to gang activities.
This incident drew attention to the increasing use of firearms in disputes between rival factions, prompting law enforcement agencies to intensify their efforts to combat organized crime.
Brief
Mum of Gavin Preston killer used AI to ask the court for leniency The mother of a convicted gun for hire used artificial intelligence to help craft a letter to the court asking for her son to be shown leniency in his sentencing over the killing of Gavin “Capable” Preston.
Alongside co-offender Rabii Zahabe, 26, Jaedon Tito, 25, arrived at the Supreme Court of Victoria a smiling assassin on Friday, grinning at the waiting media as he was led into the building by specialist security.
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