Understood, but not if the clothes are turned inside out as they are taken off. Doesn't need to be coveralls either. One can get very fast at it.
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But wasn’t it cold as heck? I guess it’s possible but idk.Incoming speculation from me.THAT could certainly explain alot. And it makes a lot of sense to me. The idea that a second non-resident male ran into the house, killed everyone, then naked from the house while BK was circling the neighborhood in his car is just absurd to me. I suppose it could be argued that a second person entered the house either naked, or stripped off before leaving. Of course, then I have other questions, including 1) how did this person get to the house? 2) were any other cars seen on video circling the neighborhood during that same period of time?
It could also explain the THUD (throwing the bloodied clothes into the trunk) and him driving quickly from the area. And the long drive. Because somewhere he would have to stop and dress without being seen.
Assuming the Mirror is not publishing total fiction today, and BF did see a naked person after DM saw a person in black, I can totally see the defense trying to interpret that into something besides BK stripping off bloodied clothes at the door on his way out. I don't think it will work, but it's a logical thing to try for.
Yes, but I was just making the point that some of the members here are making it into another way to condemn the suspect in a different way than he's already been condemned even though the defense's request to compel the witness to testify at the PH is supposed to be exculpatory, rather than incriminatory. Also, just to note that although I quoted a member's post in my comment, my comment was not directed at them personally.
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Indeed. But it paints quite a picture in one's mind. And with a gag order in place, such salaciousness is welcome for the absurdity alone.
Maybe he was wearing black body paint? Then instead of stripping, he could have hidden blood evidence by DRESSING in coveralls before making his escape.
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Just a thought and not entirely up to speed here, but I don't recall in the PCA if there was mention of victim's being clad or not. Could the 'naked' man have been Ethan? If he was sleeping in the nude and woke up to a sound, perhaps what BF saw was him having stepped out into the hallway to check. That would not be exculpatory as it relates to BK, but not unlike a defence counsel to toss things out to start creating reasonable doubt from the start.
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Not so much wondering (although I have) if after Discovery, a PI (hired by a PD) for an accused murderer who's "found something that could be exculpatory" on behalf of the defendant can file an affidavit that "has legs in court" ... and that the defendant's PD can then use that PI's affidavit's conclusions to cite as a reason for subpeona-ing someone to testify from out of state (foreign), in this case BF, but I do wonder, ummmm, wait what was I wondering? Sorry, my train of thought must have gone off the tracks there somewhere... jmo
Agree, the more factoids, facts, and confusion the better for the D.
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My thoughts... Actually, what the article says is "According to the affidavit, she allegedly witnessed a naked man run through a rear sliding door." and the affidavit does NOT say that. On pg 4 the affidavit says:
Also, the source of this utter nonsense is the Mirror (tabloid)!
The Daily Mirror scored an average Factual Grade of 49.8%, placing it in the 9th percentile of our dataset. This score puts the Daily Mirror among the lowest 25 sites that we analyzed.
Nuff said. At least IMO it's nuff said. lol
Source: How Reliable Is the Daily Mirror? - The Factual | Blog
You’re right—nothing in the PCA about any of the victims being clothed or unclothed. So that’s possible.
However, one of my current theories is that the article is AI written, and incorporates what’s called AI hallucinations—untruths stated confidently.
MOO
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I searched the affidavit and found no mention of naked, nude, unclothed, in the buff, in the raw, bare-assed, in the altogether, au natural, Adamite, leafless, unclad, disrobed, stripped, starkers, commando, streaker, full frontal, flashing, flashed or flasher, nor birthday suit.
The affidavit is below in case I missed one.
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SBMFF.
It just dawned on me that maybe AN affidavit does have her saying that, but it was some other incident at the house on an entirely different date. Likely a rowdy and drunken party.
The writer for the Mirror should double check their dates.
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I’m hoping there is some basis of facts that we don’t know about. What in the world?
Witness is Silent, for Fear of Dismissal?
Yes, it's possible that BF has some knowledge that DM does not have, as she could have seen or heard something different than DM did.
IIRC, one was on ground floor; other was on second story ("first" for UK).
Speaking generally, a witness who "saw this and heard that" and wants to refrain from making stmts. may THINK the info could result in case being dismissed.
Some threads for ID-4 and other cases spawned discussions about whether "this and that" are exculpatory or inculpatory.
A witness may be wrong about how state or def't may argue and/or jury may interpret that testimony. Or could be right.
Imo.
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Yes, it's possible that BF has some knowledge that DM does not have, as she could have seen or heard something different than DM did.
IIRC, one was on ground floor; other was on second story ("first" for UK).
Speaking generally, a witness who "saw this and heard that" and wants to refrain from making stmts. may THINK the info could result in case being dismissed.
Some threads for ID-4 and other cases spawned discussions about whether "this and that" are exculpatory or inculpatory.
A witness may be wrong about how state or def't may argue and/or jury may interpret that testimony. Or could be right.
Imo.
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Respectfully, if we're talking about BF, she hired a lawyer for "all that", so I don't think she is "in the dark" about what her testimony is relevant to or might mean. Just sayin', JMO
"Attorneys for Bethany Funke, 21, filed a motion Friday in district court in Washoe County, Nevada — Funke's hometown — to quash a request by the suspect's public defender, according to court records obtained by CBS News."
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Funke's motion argues that the defense's statements claiming Funke has exculpatory information are "without support," and there is no "further information or detail pertaining to the substance of the testimony." Attorneys argue that even if Funke has exculpatory information, it should not be presented at a preliminary hearing, which is set to establish probable cause, and which is not due to become a "mini-trial."
A request for comment to Funke's attorney Kelli Anne Viloria was not returned by publication. ..."
Surviving roommate in Idaho student murders fights subpoena to appear at Bryan Kohberger hearing as part of his defense
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Not cold at all actually. I had always wanted to look that up. The cold front that will leave snow won't arrive until Tuesday morning, IIRC.
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SBMFF.
It just dawned on me that maybe AN affidavit does have her saying that, but it was some other incident at the house on an entirely different date. Likely a very rowdy and drunken party.
How does the Mirror, of all newspapers, acquire this sealed affidavit, I wonder?
(Or do they have a "reporter" who is combining early internet rumors with the Probable Cause Affidavit?)
Makes no sense. They have no one local to the case. The byline is not by an investigative (legal) journalist. I think it's all just an attempt to grab headlines out of this most recent filing (the motion to quash the subpoena).
IMO.
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Where did the "BF's lawyer is a public defender" concept come from? All I see in the docs are this:
"Comes now, KELLI ANNE VILORIA, counsel for BETHANY GRACE FUNKE, and respectfully moves to quash the Foreign Subpoena Out of State Commission obtained byEvelyn Grosenick, Interim Washoe County Public Defender on behalf of Defendant, BRYAN C. KOHBERGER for preliminary hearing in this case."
Did someone misread and think the Public Defender part applied to Viloria instead of BK's public defender?
"Comes now, KELLI ANNE VILORIA, counsel for BETHANY GRACE FUNKE, and respectfully moves to quash the Foreign Subpoena Out of State Commission obtained byEvelyn Grosenick, Interim Washoe County Public Defender on behalf of Defendant, BRYAN C. KOHBERGER for preliminary hearing in this case."
Did someone misread and think the Public Defender part applied to Viloria instead of BK's public defender?
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