Second, the social proof. A Facebook profile with only 47 friends—all fake, all with realistic post histories. He programmed a script to post photos at random intervals from 2013 to 2018. A photo of a chai stall. A blurry selfie at a concert. A quote from Rumi. It looked achingly real.

First, the photography portfolio. Saifi generated 20 images using AI—grainy, emotional shots of monsoon streets, stray dogs, old men playing chess. He created a Flickr account dated 2012. He backdated comments from fake accounts: "Arjun, your use of shadow is breathtaking."

Profile Creator by Saifi Message: I need a past. Build me one. Paying 5,000 USD.

He built Arjun Mehra from scratch.

His heart stopped. He checked the account. It was active. Someone had posted a new photo: a vase of wilting marigolds on a windowsill, dated today. The caption read: "My sister found my old negatives. I didn't know I had a sister."

He was a profile creator. But not the kind who filled out boring forms.

When he was done, he sent Raghav a single link: a fully realized digital afterlife. Arjun Mehra had a birthday (March 12, 1991), a favorite camera (a beat-up Nikon FM2), and a last known address (a rented flat in Bandra East). He even had a playlist on a fake Spotify account—slow, sad instrumentals.

He messaged Raghav: "What did you do?"

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Second, the social proof. A Facebook profile with only 47 friends—all fake, all with realistic post histories. He programmed a script to post photos at random intervals from 2013 to 2018. A photo of a chai stall. A blurry selfie at a concert. A quote from Rumi. It looked achingly real.

First, the photography portfolio. Saifi generated 20 images using AI—grainy, emotional shots of monsoon streets, stray dogs, old men playing chess. He created a Flickr account dated 2012. He backdated comments from fake accounts: "Arjun, your use of shadow is breathtaking."

Profile Creator by Saifi Message: I need a past. Build me one. Paying 5,000 USD. profile creator by saifi

He built Arjun Mehra from scratch.

His heart stopped. He checked the account. It was active. Someone had posted a new photo: a vase of wilting marigolds on a windowsill, dated today. The caption read: "My sister found my old negatives. I didn't know I had a sister." Second, the social proof

He was a profile creator. But not the kind who filled out boring forms.

When he was done, he sent Raghav a single link: a fully realized digital afterlife. Arjun Mehra had a birthday (March 12, 1991), a favorite camera (a beat-up Nikon FM2), and a last known address (a rented flat in Bandra East). He even had a playlist on a fake Spotify account—slow, sad instrumentals. A photo of a chai stall

He messaged Raghav: "What did you do?"

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October 16, 2025 [NL Courts]

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