ACCUSED KILLER ASKS iPHONE'S SIRI WHERE TO HIDE THE BODY AND NOW IT'S EVIDENCE IN COURT

PEDRO BRAVO

When a Florida man allegedly strangled his roommate in 2012 and couldn’t find a good place to dump his body, he received help from a familiar source — his iPhone digital assistant, Siri.

“I need to hide my roommate,” Bravo asked Siri.

“What kind of place are you looking for?” she responded, before listing four of the best options available.

“Swamps, reservoirs, metal foundries, dumps,” said Siri.

Pedro Bravo is accused of kidnapping and strangling his buddy Christian Aguilar in September 2012 when the two got into an argument over Bravo’s ex-girlfriend, whom Aguilar had begun dating, the Independent reports.

PEDRO BRAVO & CHRISTIAN AGUILAR

Despite not knowing Aguilar’s whereabouts, cops charged Bravo with murder.

Aguilar’s body was found weeks later when hunters discovered him in a shallow grave in a nearby forest.

Bravo’s chilling conversation with Siri was presented in a photo Tuesday as evidence by Gainesville Police Department Detective Matt Goeckel during Bravo’s murder trial, according to local TV station WPXI.

Goeckel said that when cops pinpointed the locations of Bravo’s cellphone on the night of Aguilar’s death, they did not match where Bravo had claimed to be.

In addition, his iPhone records showed he had used the flashlight function on his phone nine times from 11:31 p.m to 12:01 a.m on the day of Aguilar’s disappearance, according to the Independent.

Prosecutors believe that Bravo strangled Aguilar at a Walmart on North West 13th Street, and additional cellphone data is being collected to determine if any satellite pings place him at the scene.

The murder trial is expected to come to an end next week.