No, but the suspect was staying at his parents house. I believe they’re gonna have some explaining to do.I'm sure that neither PSUJam nor PSU87's parents had little to do with the murders
No, but the suspect was staying at his parents house. I believe they’re gonna have some explaining to do.I'm sure that neither PSUJam nor PSU87's parents had little to do with the murders
No, but the suspect was staying at his parents house. I believe they’re gonna have some explaining to do.
Ah, didn’t see that Tom. Point well taken.one of the articles I posted earlier today indicated that he didn't arrive at his parents until around Christmas. If that's accurate (no reason to doubt it at this time), his parents are probably as shocked by today's events as were the neighbors and pretty much everyone else that's even read about this saga.
I'd be willing to bet that catching him has saved lives- this guy was going to kill again
His father actually flew out there and drove back to PA with him. He was also pulled over twice by police and released for following too close then speeding in Indiana.one of the articles I posted earlier today indicated that he didn't arrive at his parents until around Christmas. If that's accurate (no reason to doubt it at this time), his parents are probably as shocked by today's events as were the neighbors and pretty much everyone else that's even read about this saga.
No, but the suspect was staying at his parents house. I believe they’re gonna have some explaining to do.
I've heard that forensic genealogy was used. That implies that his DNA was at the scene. It'll be interesting to see how this plays out.What if he didn't do it? It's not beyond the pale to think let's just hang someone to put the matter to rest. Police and District attorneys have done this for centuries. I'll be interested to see the unsealed affidavit of probable cause for arrest.
Also, I’ve read that they have CCTV of Kohberger following the victims around weeks before the murders. He always seemed to show up when they were around. Can’t confirm this story at the moment.I've heard that forensic genealogy was used. That implies that his DNA was at the scene. It'll be interesting to see how this plays out.
Yeah, I read where his DNA was found at the scene of the crimes.I've heard that forensic genealogy was used. That implies that his DNA was at the scene. It'll be interesting to see how this plays out.
I can confirm that Kohberger was at the scene when the bodies were removed from the house. He made a TikTik video of it.Also, I’ve read that they have CCTV of Kohberger following the victims around weeks before the murders. He always seemed to show up when they were around. Can’t confirm this story at the moment.
If true, then that would be hard to explain away as circumstantial evidence. Especially if his blood or skin was present at the scene.Yeah, I read where his DNA was found at the scene of the crimes.
Also learned yesterday that his traffic stops in Indiana we’re premeditated, and at the request of the FBI. “Take a good look at his hands.”Heard today that he changed license plates from PA to Washington sometime after the murders,
So at 4 something AM, surviving roommate hears one roommate say someone’s here, shortly after another crying, and then an unknown figure go past her so that she was frozen by shock.This is downright scary and chilling to read. Whoever this murderer was sounds like a serial killer with mask on and had this planned...
Idaho murder victims' roommate heard crying, saw man in mask morning of killings: court docs
The four slain University of Idaho victims' roommate heard crying and saw the alleged killer clad in all black the morning of the mass murder, according to newly unsealed court documents.www.foxnews.com
So at 4 something AM, surviving roommate hears one roommate say someone’s here, shortly after another crying, and then an unknown figure go past her so that she was frozen by shock.
Don’t understand why authorities weren’t notified until about noon. Did this surviving roommate not continually text and then call all the roommates, and then if no response her best thought was to wait until the late morning?
"...undoubtedly helped"... No. IMO - Keeping this quiet was The Key.The newly released docs provide a great view of how they identified him. Great police work. And screw anyone that demands the public know every detail about the investigation before they have a suspect in custody. Keeping a lid on it undoubtedly helped to capture the POS alive to face his fate.
Some questions:
Had Kohberger been questioned by authorities before he left for Pennsylvania? (My own answer: probably.)
Does he have any sort of alibi? (Probably home in bed, at best.)
Kohberger’s DNA was found on a knife sheath found at the murder scene. How the hell does that happen? Supposing Kohberger inadvertently left this sheath, imagine his shock when he discovers that he does not know where it is.
If his blood or skin was on the knife sheath at the scene, he's done. That's effectively the murder weapon even if they don't find the knife. There's no disputing that level of DNA evidence at a crime scene. It would be impossible to tamper with or plant too, so there's no arguing for reasonable doubt either.Saw a government trial lawyer explaining the differences in DNA on a tv show the other day and found it interesting. Said for example if you touch a door knob or fork you leave DNA. That DNA is different than the DNA like blood, sem@n, fecal matter. The later are very hard to dispute, we will see which type of DNA they have but most likely its blood which is very hard to argue away. One thing to say you were at the premises for a party etc and touching things but when you have multiple blood points of DNA that is difficult to explain away. As well as that is why they want the car so bad so see if there is blood stains on the seats or steering wheel especially the blood DNA of any of the victims. If they get that evidence very difficult for any lawyer to argue away. Found the interview very interesting listening to the types of DNA.
There was an awful lot of talk about the white Hyundai Elantra ."...undoubtedly helped"... No. IMO - Keeping this quiet was The Key.
I agree. But to play devils advocate, whose else DNA was at the crime scene, it surely can't just be his, even if he is the one. The victims DNA has to be there. Playing along further; its been stated this was the party house? Who else was there within the 24 hrs before death. The other odd thing is the roomate who stated they saw a masked figure leaving after hearing crys?If his blood or skin was on the knife sheath at the scene, he's done. That's effectively the murder weapon even if they don't find the knife. There's no disputing that level of DNA evidence at a crime scene. It would be impossible to tamper with or plant too, so there's no arguing for reasonable doubt either.
This is just the affidavit. There's a lot more to come.I agree. But to play devils advocate, whose else DNA was at the crime scene, it surely can't just be his, even if he is the one. The victims DNA has to be there. Playing along further; its been stated this was the party house? Who else was there within the 24 hrs before death. The other odd thing is the roomate who stated they saw a masked figure leaving after hearing crys?
12 angry men is what this is becoming.
As well as any DNA or skin under the his or victims fingernails. The reports said 1 of the victims had self defense wounds so if they have found eithers DNA under victims or accused fingernails that is another nail in the coffin.If his blood or skin was on the knife sheath at the scene, he's done. That's effectively the murder weapon even if they don't find the knife. There's no disputing that level of DNA evidence at a crime scene. It would be impossible to tamper with or plant too, so there's no arguing for reasonable doubt either.
I'm addicted to crime vids, and I've seen other cases where it was hard to believe that one person could kill that many people at once. I remember one case in Australia where a 120 pound teen killed three people - father, mother, and teen daughter with a knife. It's not that unusual, unfortunately. Remember, they were in bed and asleep, except for maybe the first gal who had ordered food. The element of surprise and adrenaline is on the side of the perp. The perp is real excited. Defending yourself against a knife attack isn't easy, especially if you're asleep after a full night of partying.I'm still trying to wrap my head around 4 people being murdered with a knife by this guy. Mike Tyson, a ninja assasin, some hardcore gangster, I can see accomplishing the feat, and possible getting away, prior to the arrest. My logic is saying something is missing. All I can say is wow; and I don't know sh-t. Just speculating.
Shalom
He had a thing for Foxy Knoxy.I’m remembering Glov refusing to believe that Amanda Knox didn’t kill anyone.
Last page of the affidavit suggests the murders occurred at night but others reports indicate it was 4:30 am. The rest of the evidence seems solid. Or am I misreading it?Affidavit of probable cause -
Read the full Bryan Kohberger affidavit
The court records show the justification authorities used to obtain a warrant for Bryan Kohberger’s arrest in the death of four college students in Idaho.www.newsnationnow.com
The murders are thought to have been committed between 4:00 AM and 4:25 AM.Last page of the affidavit suggests the murders occurred at night but others reports indicate it was 4:30 am. The rest of the evidence seems solid. Or am I misreading it?
The knife sheath was in the other bedroom next to one of the two women who were sleeping together, not next to or underneath the man as had been initially rumored.Not reading everything written here but it was said his DNA was on the snap of the sheath which was near the young woman who was in bed with the young man. I just hope they get through this quickly. I find it extremely frustrating that the POS who killed the fine people in the Pittsburgh synagogue 4 years ago might still be years from going to trial and they found him in the building!