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I can speak from experience here. It is not easy signing your name when you are in handcuffs. I would not look too deeply into BK's signature.

Literally. :P

Responding to my own post...I'm just now watching the interview with his professor (link below) and they actually discuss the confines of FERPA. I'm less inclined to think she received a sign off from BK. Every college is different in how strict they interpret the law. I err on the side of...

I work for a college in an office that is heavily focused on FERPA (student privacy rights). Based on my experience, I'm suspicious on how freely she's discussing his time as a student. It makes me seriously think she obtained a signed consent form to release his information and discuss his...

Yeah, since he was the type to taunt his victims' relatives after he disposed of them, I don't see him having a nice change of heart. A trial is his opportunity to further victimize.

I thought the same thing. By the time the trial would have started, they would have just looked like normal eyebrows.

I wondered where Worley was in the justice system. I'm fairly local to the case and was aware of the state's ability to carry out death sentences. I found this as the most recent article: https://www.13abc.com/2025/05/20/execution-james-worley-halted/ TOLEDO, Ohio (WTVG) - The execution of...

Currently watching a documentary about Sierah. This was the case that brought me to Websleuths and seriously shook me out of my sense of safety. That year, I'd been taking a trip every weekend to a random state park to ride my bicycle. Her disappearance was the first that made me think maybe...

Sorry to hear this update. I wonder if there was a confession that leads the authorities to be so confident in their charges.

I know a lot of true crime involves "projecting" emotions onto the perps, but I am curious why so many of us (myself included) automatically think that BK wants the notoriety or attention. Beyond the traffic stop body cam videos, the most we've heard him say are "yes", "no", and "guilty". He...

This is horrifying. I was in San Antonio a few weeks ago for a work event when it was hit with flash floods. It rained like crazy and seems like the area is quite unsuited for that much water. I was the few lucky ones in our group whose plane wasn't delayed. Some were stranded at the airport...

I think SG is giving BK exactly what he craves: living rent free in his head. The more SG rages, the happier BK is JMO

I thought the opposite: The thumbs up selfie was taken shortly after he returned from his visit to the crime scene. I think he was quite pleased with himself that he hadn't been caught yet.

At this point, I'm starting to think it may be best for him to sit out the sentencing hearing as well. I can see things getting very ugly and only getting himself into serious trouble.

To recap today, Bryan Kohberger is GUILTY. https://www.usatoday.com/story/news/crime/2025/07/02/bryan-kohberger-plea-deal-hearing-idaho-murders/84430960007/ Bryan Kohberger pleaded guilty to the murders of four University of Idaho students as part of a plea deal to avoid the death penalty...

I'm re-reading one of the books on this case, and its focus on the victims has helped ground my mind to think about the four who mattered the most: Maddie https://cdapress.com/news/2022/nov/25/maddie-may-mogen/ Kaylee https://cdapress.com/news/2022/dec/02/kaylee-jade-goncalves-21/ Xana...

I'm rewatching the proceedings and something jumped out at me. The prosecutor said: "I can tell the court, the public: the weapon itself, the knife, has not yet been recovered". That "yet" gives me hope that BK told them where he disposed of it and they're working on finding it. JMO

And "carved" his legs, according to the recent Dateline episode. Literally overkill.

Real life proof that witness testimony is unreliable ;-)

Made me sad especially considering the vitriol he's been receiving the past few dates since the plea was announced. This case had to haunt him.