I deleted that post because it might be OT.
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apart from being odd, this would not even make sense- during the day he tosses his trash in receptacles with everyone else's, where it could all be cross contaminated- and then at night he goes through it and somehow finds his tissue, his wadded up toilet paper, his granola wrapper, his cotton swab, his dinner napkin? He knows exacty what his parents threw out during the day?
That's not how I interpreted what the article said. I picture more like him putting things from his personal wastebasket or car trash into ziploc baggies BEFORE it mixes with the family trash. Still doesn't make such sense though.
Exhibit A is Brett Payne's statement. Cool Cats just posted a link to an exhibit B. I'm not sure but I think that's for the gag order part of BK's case, not the arrest part.
In his writings when he was a teen, he said that the visual snow did not bother him at night as much so he would run at nighttime.
And putting it in ziploc bags? That’s kinda odd to me. What kind of trash I wonder?Yup! I can't change kitty litter without them!
I am pretty surprised that SWAT swarms in the house and finds him wearing gloves while separating his trash from the family trash:
Mancuso says, "Mr. Kohberger was found awake in the kitchen area dresssd in shorts and a shirt a wearing latex medical type gloves and apparently was taking his personal trash and putting it into a separate zip lock baggies."
Add this to BK sneaking trash into his neighbor's bins, and it looks like he doesn't want LE to get a DNA sample from him:
Mancuso says, "A trash pull that was done days before recovered DNA profiles but not from him, only from his family members."
When I use gloves for trash it isn't to deliberately separate my trash from everyone else's and to sneak out at 4:00am to put my trash in the neighbor's bin.
I use them because the trash happens to be particularly messy at that specific time.
But then, I'm not trying to hide my DNA from my trash.
Monroe County Officials Share New Details About Idaho Murder Suspect's Arrest
The Monroe County District Attorney’s office sheds light on the Idaho murder suspect’s arrest after a search warrant is released. We’re learning more about the investigation of the Chestnuthill...www.brctv13.com
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I find it interesting that the article quotes the official saying, "apparently," Kohberger was separating his trash.It’s from the excellent article posted by @NoSpoonFeeding on page 22. Of course I am probably just excited because it confirms what I already suspected. JMO
Mancuso says, "Mr. Kohberger was found awake in the kitchen area dresssd in shorts and a shirt a wearing latex medical type gloves and apparently was taking his personal trash and putting it into a separate zip lock baggies."
Here it is again:
Monroe County Officials Share New Details About Idaho Murder Suspect's Arrest
The Monroe County District Attorney’s office sheds light on the Idaho murder suspect’s arrest after a search warrant is released. We’re learning more about the investigation of the Chestnuthill...
I'm going out on a limb here. How does anyone know if BK might have ALWAYS separated his personal trash into separate baggies or not? Maybe he's just that way. My FIL used to check the door around five times to make sure it was still locked from a minute and a half ago before he was convinced it was locked and could leave(he started that, it lasted for about 3 years, then stopped and only ever checked once after). People can do some odd things.
I'm just saying, is it odd? Sure. Is it something he just started? Who knows? Maybe his parents would have come downstairs, got their bowl of ice cream and said, "Hey, BK, we have extra zippy bags in the pantry if you need more." Then he would have sorted his zippy bags by color or size or contents and done whatever with them. ("Here's some Kleenex for the crabby neighbors two doors down, here's some green stuff for Mrs. Smith's garden....)
He HAD to know that if anyone could figure out enough to come looking for his DNA, hiding it in zippy bags wasn't going to keep them from it, right?
Latah County CR29-22-2805 is the criminal case so you're right. The gag order case # is Supreme Court - 50482-2023 Thanks @Cool Cats !
Anyone have any ideas as to why the attorneys feel the potential witnesses listed on Exhibit B would be in danger if known? The obvious assumption is that at least one of the potential witnesses is DM. However, since her name is already known, it would seem unnecessary (IMO) request her name be redacted for her safety. The one known suspect is in custody. So,
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Smart move on BCK actually...DNA degrades in plastic and hampers testing, thats why evidence when collected is put in paper bags. Two links below
www.nature.com
Confidential informant? 911 caller? Anyone at the house the following morning? MOO
I imagine that you may be right since we know from the article that his trash was not in the family bin outside
I agree. If his own trash had been in baggies, but still placed in his parents’ bin, it should have been recovered.I imagine that you may be right since we know from the article that his trash was not in the family bin outside
Monroe County Officials Share New Details About Idaho Murder Suspect's Arrest
The Monroe County District Attorney’s office sheds light on the Idaho murder suspect’s arrest after a search warrant is released. We’re learning more about the investigation of the Chestnuthill...
so I expect that after he bagged it, it was to go in the neighbor's... I just do not easily picture bagging everything "personal" in the kitchen...
