Speculation ahead:
I would like to know the addresses that were on the statements of those various back accounts, because one reason to have more than one account would be to share one with parents (as many college students do) but have a separate one (or two) for privacy.
I think we'll be very surprised to learn more about the lifestyle of these ordinary young college students. Did KG make enough money off of tips at that coffee stand to afford the Range Rover? Her mother says she "worked all the way through college" but usually students can't save up that much. I seem to remember her mother saying she paid for the Range Rover (as opposed to leasing it) but my memory may be faulty.
I also imagine they may have had a general house account, to fund the parties. In those bodycam noise complaint video there is one young man who is in both, kind of acting as spokesperson for the party house when the tenants appear to be absent, it seems to me that the girl who answered the door (possibly DM) went and got him and then he's at KG's side when she has her turn talking to the police. He has a friend at his side in one of the videos, as well. But this young man is not the boyfriend of any of the women in the house, AFAIK and is likely a member of Sigma Chi or of the fraternity to which KG's boyfriend belonged. He looks like an experienced frat president type, to me.
The reason to have a general house account is so that one can give out the information on how to send money to it without it looking like it's personal income (it's just a contribution for the keg). They may have wanted to make the lines of responsibility for the alcohol purchases a little more vague (two of the house residents were under age). I have other speculations about all this as well.
Speculation above. Lots to think about with the search warrant info.
MOO maybe the police want to ask relevant DDs for dash cam footage if they have it.
Those Dadhers would not know they may have filmed BK during his many visits to the house area.
This is what I think, as well. It's partly due diligence, but the DD drivers might sometimes use their own phones as dash cams and in that case, it's possible their footage is in the cloud. I wonder if they're attempting to find footage of BK being in Moscow more frequently than his phone shows that he is.
Also, I wouldn't be surprised if, after the arrest, some students at UofI might well recognize him and have contacted police/given statements. Older students hanging around a university are common enough and they do get noticed. Anyone over 21 is a potential asset as a friend of a fraternity. Grad students sometimes are lonely enough to ingratiate themselves with younger students.
Maybe that green plant substance found at the Poconos house is a clue.
IMO. Speculation.
Police said
Kohberger applied for an internship with the Pullman police in the fall of 2022. In an essay he said he wanted to help "rural law enforcement agencies with how to better collect and analyze technological data in public safety operations," according to court documents.
Idaho murders: Roommate saw killer in mask leaving the house, docs say
What in his background provided him with knowledge on analyzing IT data? If he's internet savvy, maybe he developed a backdoor into DD. I can't wait for the day when all of these warrants make sense.
You guys have likely discussed his SteptoeVillage apt.
"The university provides TV, Internet, water, sewer, garbage, steam heat and hot water. The resident is responsible for electricity and phone service. Residents have access to the city bus routes through bus stops located near SteptoeVillage. Graduate students can only select the one and two bedroom flats in this complex."
BK resided at this apt. for free by only paying for the electricity he used?
https://housing.wsu.edu/apartments/steptoe-village/
He had to pay rent (low by West Coast standards). Here's the chart:
housing.wsu.edu
The financial aid terms of the doctoral students in Criminology are laid out on the WSU Criminal Justice and Criminology webpage. He had to pay half tuition (OOS tuition, so about $7000 for the year), and then received wages or stipend as a TA that would pay for his rent and electricity.
As you can imagine, once that TA-ship was revoked, he was going to have real trouble with paying rent (might have had to take out loans - probably more loans on top of what DeSales cost). I imagine he borrowed the tuition. He would have been entitled to In State tuition on his following year, bringing the cost of his education down even further.
He actually had a really good deal at that program, IMO. As his attempts to acclimate and get along with others fizzled, he must have been very frustrated.
IMO.
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