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I just jumped into this case last week when AM was on all the news stations. I've been You'tubing a lot of the more interesting trial testimony and catching some highlights. I though the state did a good job today of laying out all the facts and walking us through the timeline of what happened...

https://crmj.wsu.edu And this is interesting to me. His WSU grad school posted this statement on their front page. I'm surprised they commented at all, but wow, this pretty much says, thank goodness they caught this weirdo, and we are relieved justice will be carried out. Interesting...

Ahh, yes interesting point about the HVAC knowledge and that was the field his Dad worked in. I wonder in all BK's younger years if he did any trade school years to learn anything in that field, b/f going back for his Psychology degree. Maybe he could hide something up in the HVAC ducts at...

Or maybe their doors were just shut and locked? In a house with six bedrooms, it's likely each one was rented out separately and a lot of times each one will have it's own locked doorknob.

I have two friends that I talked to about this case and we live nowhere near Idaho or Pennsylvania. The first one is following all the details and the second one had no idea what I was talking about. I watch left leaning NBC news in the morning and right in the evenings (Fox). This story has...

if I were the police, I’d pay a visit to the Easton carmax, 45 minutes from the parents house. His Elantra (per google) would trade in for $12kish, so his options on getting another similarly priced car would be best at a big establishment like carmax. Wonder if anyone had called recently to...

I think his main focus on drive home was to get rid of that Elantra, stat! But he had to do it in a way that wasn’t obvious to his parents. He couldn’t sell it or destroy it, or fake a theft in Washington. But might be a possibility in Pennsylvania. If it was registered in his mom’s name he...

https://amp.cnn.com/cnn/2022/12/30/us/bryan-kohberger-idaho-killings-suspect/index.html From cnn. Bryan and dad were getting the Elantra serviced on the 16th, back in Pennsylvania and they told a person there that the plan was for Bryan to drive back to Washington solo after the holidays, so...

Make a 37 hour drive (one way) and putting 5k miles on a 7 year old car to take it to your favorite trusted mechanic? The more I try to understand this road trip with Dad, it just makes no sense. I think the parents had an inkling he was in trouble.

Interesting post! Thanks for doing the drive vs fly analysis. And I agree with your comment that the type of parent that flies out to accompany their 28 year old on a road trip home might also be the type of parent that would fret over nearby crime in their college city. And this was a major...

What does it mean that the parents Pocono house was raided at 3am? If the police were tailing dad and Bryan back the entire cross country trip wouldn’t it be easier to arrest them at a gas station when they stop to fuel up? Or right when they pull in the driveway while unloading luggage and...

Maybe they were just trying to generate local leads from people who would link the neighborhood weirdo to his vehicle, a white Elantra, to give LE additional info on the guy.

Good point! I’m thinking if LE had a partial tag and a Penn plate they would have innocently called the 60ish year old parents early on to see if the car had been sold, who was driving it,etc. that would have led them straight to Bryan while simultaneously tipping off Mom and Dad. Maybe Dad...

But you can’t fit much in an Elantra with two passengers and their luggage. He presumably had an apartment’s worth of stuff back in Washington.

Is it possible Mom & Dad suspected it was him. If my child was living 10 miles from a nationally covered brutal quadruple killing, I’d be following very closely. And then when police announce they are looking for an older model white Elantra! His parents can’t be that clueless. Makes me...

Ah Agreed. A parent flying out to drive cross country seems like something you might do for an 18 year old, not a 28 year old adult. The most logical thing would be for him to just fly home for the holidays and then return to school in the new year. Maybe he was driving the car back to...

Yes, nothing too interesting on their Venmo public activity, coffee, utilities, etc. I guess there are lots of different platforms not, Zelle, Cash Ap, etc.

"trusted UBER" is an interesting reference. Sometimes when people take an UBER, they get the driver's info so they can contact them directly in the future, thereby cutting out the UBER fees. Maybe this driver was someone who had a job at UBER but college kids also just contacted him directly...

I find your post very interesting and reminds me of a story my friend told me years ago. She is a County judge and would have been mid 30s at the time on a girls trip out to Napa Valley with several friends. They used Uber to go to different wineries and took an UBER on the way home to their...

His lawyer probably told him not to make any statements. If anyone followed the Paighton Houston story from B'ham, Alabama. She went missing from a bar and it turned out the only cameras in the bar were focused on the cash registers, so Police were not easily able to see who Paighton was...