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An executive producer of the Netflix hit What Jennifer Did has responded to accusations that the true crime documentary used AI images when depicting Jennifer Pan, a woman currently imprisoned in Canada for orchestrating a murder-for-hire scheme targeting her parents.

Futurism discovered AI-generated — or possibly AI-manipulated — images in a recent documentary called "What Jennifer Did." The film tells a story of a woman named Jennifer Pan, who was accused of orchestrating a murder-for-hire plot that took place in Canada back in 2010.

This week, stills from Netflix true crime documentary “What Jennifer Did,” which tells the story of the Jennifer Pan murder-for-hire case, have been circulating the web.