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Two of my children went to professional schools across the country. They would fly home mostly and pretty much didn't come home for summer because they rented their apartments year-round and found summer jobs at school. However, when they did drive, they would talk to their friends...

I had also thought about the timing. The end of the semester means that the students would be formally evaluating their professor and teaching assistants. I think this was a major concern and could have also caused him to start giving the students 100's with no grading comments.

I agree with your opinion. I would think drug tests would be necessary for his part-time school security job. He also applied to the local law enforcement agency which makes me think he is clean.

It made me chuckle to think of most criminals doing a "cost-benefit" analysis.

BK probably thought nobody would ever suspect a "brilliant" student in a Ph.D. program as a suspect. But fortunately, it comes down to evidence and not what anyone thinks! I find this interesting since he was interested in the feelings and emotions of crimes.

I think some perceived rejection made him very angry.

IMO, BK was deeply insecure and wanted to fit into normal social circles. I think he tried but had a hard time reading people or making real connections. I think his "smartness" was a coping mechanism to feel special and to give him a reason to think he was better than everyone.

I am more inclined to think he was interested in her and the type of social life/living style the group of friends had. He was awkward and forward when approaching girls according to past reports. I think Maddie was not interested and at some point, BK felt rejected and belittled. He may have...

It would be interesting to know how often he turns his cell phone off during a regular week. My children and even I almost never have it off.

I wondered if those two traffic stops in Indiana freaked him out and he doubled down on cleaning up possible evidence. Pulled over twice and was not ticketed; in addition, the law officer is chatting it up.

Maybe that was the purpose of the 9AM trip back and then, he thought better of trying to go in the house.

I think this could be a real possibility. Especially since he was walking, not running and he wasn't trying to get into other rooms.

There is actually a word for that condition: dunning-kruger effect What Is an Example of the Dunning-Kruger Effect?

I I have a little experience with this type of situation. When my kids were under the age of 26 and students, they kept their home state as residency. They voted and insured the car that we provided in that state. When they turned 26, came off our insurance, and had graduate school loans and...

I noticed that the Washington State University, graduate residency information students are required to support all residency documentation within 30 days of the beginning of classes. If he was changing the car registration in November for residency purposes, he was very late and missed his...

I agree. Almost every driver on a metro interstate is following too closely in my opinion. I do not personally know anyone that has ever gotten a ticket for following too closely. Since I am almost 60 years old, I know quite a lot of people.

The US Constitution puts it this way: The Extradition Clause in the US Constitution requires states, upon demand of another state, to deliver a fugitive from justice who has committed a "treason, felony or other crime" to the state from which the fugitive has fled. 18 U.S.C. I do not know if...

The Uncle is quoted as saying, "I associate with him(RC), but I don't really like to engage with him," he said." Suspected July 4 Gunman An Alienated Youth With Dark Online Persona

The word "lonely" kid is concerning to me. Isolation is never good.