Alleged double murder at USF. A husband accused of hexes and murder. And "Allegedly,” the new true-crime video podcast.
A Florida case involving the murders of two University of South Florida doctoral students, Nahida Bristi and Jamil Lamone, has led to the arrest of their roommate Hisham Abu Garbiya, who allegedly used ChatGPT to plan the crime, including searching how to dispose of a body in a garbage ba
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