With all due respect is there an inmate that would turn the channel if they were discussing their case on tv? If that same inmate you quoted saw on tv they were talking about their case don't you think they'd also watch?
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With all due respect is there an inmate that would turn the channel if they were discussing their case on tv? If that same inmate you quoted saw on tv they were talking about their case don't you think they'd also watch?
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MOO speculating.
He is a Ph.D student of criminology. Specifically murderers. He had read extensively about how crimes are committed.
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Clothes and the car. Criminals are aware of DNA. Many use the plastic bag containment method.
MOO leaving an open large plastic bag with shorts and flip flops ready next to it by the car.
After crime, stripping while standing on the bag everything comes off, knife possibly wrapped in a crime garment as the crime clothes plop down on the bag, then cleaning the skin with wipes, tie off the bag, new gloves and then put the clothing bag into another bag and its ready for transport to hide or dispose of.
Re: Targeting
I think the connection is that he drives around looking at stuff.
He was a heroin addict, the way heroin addicts support their habit is very often burglary.
So even if he was no longer actively burgling, he had the skills and habits as well as the criminal mindset.
MOO he follows or just discovers a hot, maybe dismissive young woman that lives in a fishbowl; one can see into her room from a secluded parking spot.
Re: Xana
Killing is not just a active thing like a sport, its an extremely emotional event, I think he got into a killing momentum, thrilled, adrenalin filled and finding he was really good at it. So after hearing Xana downstairs he went after her, then Ethan stepped up and got an immediate fatal blow.
Then he neeeded to get out, so he started walking to the back slider to exit and that meant he walked toward the Good Times sign in the livingroom which would diminish his night vision a for a few seconds while he passed through the hallway where DMs door was.
MOO, also after all that killing how could he not resist fully looking at that Good Times sign for the murderous irony of it?
Party house:
The others in the house got up at the time they would normally get up on a Sunday.
They maybe thought there was inappropriate stuff going on the night before, but they had no idea what had happened.
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If he was wearing the Dickies coveralls that matched the tags found during the search of his apartment, as a middle class boy who exercises at a gym he might have been unaware that anything long put in a coverall pocket pops out during strenuous exertion.
He could have tried his kit out and it stayed, but... he encountered another person in addition to the target and it did not match his preparations.
So agree.
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So you think he stripped down naked and changed outside by his car? Seems awfully far fetched don't you think?
You say he no longer actively burglaring but did he ever burglarize in the past? If so, I wasn't aware or do you just assume he did and was never caught? It seems like you think he just randomly picked that house but I find it hard to believe he's dumb enough to pick a house with what was there five or six cars in the driveway the night it happened?
I also don't think there's any way he killed Xana before Ethan considering they were both according to the PCA in the same room when LE found them. Xana wasn't downstairs when she was attacked unless BK moved her body which seems unlikely don't you think?
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I also think it is probable that he stripped out of the coveralls outside by his car. He may not have been naked, but could have been in his boxer briefs.
We've read that he had a drug addiction. We've also read about him stealing his sister's cell phone. I don't recall reading he was ever caught by anyone else "burglarizing" homes. However, I know for a fact drug addicts do steal.
Not sure the house was random in the sense that he just picked a house that night...IMO, he saw parties at that house quite regularly (as evidence by LE being called to the house). I actually think he attended a party or two (not as an invited guest, but just someone that happened by and saw the party). That way he knew how many rooms and how many people lived in the house - 5 cars was not unexpected.
I agree, IMO EC was killed first. However, my theory has always been that XK saw him coming down the stairs and he saw her see him. He went after her. As she entered the bedroom, she told EC someone was in the house just as the perp stabbed and threw her to ground (thud heard on the neighbors security camera). He quickly turned his focus to killing EC before EC could get fully on his feet and out of the bed. Then the perp went back over to XK and told her "It's ok, I'm going to help you." (i.e. stop the suffering by killing her).
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Not impossible at all. I see it all the time. Just saw it. 3 guys using 2 vehicles at 4 crime scenes shot 8 people multiple times, blood everywhere and even stepped in blood. No blood evidence in the car and truck they drove.
If murderers always left victim's blood in cars most murders would be quickly solved.
Not realistic when killers spend months planning. ...2 Cents
I believe the jurors will believe that it is resonable to assume a criminal justice PHD student teacher can keep blood evidence out of his car after planning ahead to murder.
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I think that this is very true. I knew a family that had a son, who had so many issues, it was one thing after another. They had family therapy because he was just...controlling absolutely everything in the family with his behavior.
His mother confessed that she was relieved when he was arrested, then she felt guilty about it. So many layers with a family member like BK.
It’s hard for me to imagine the same scenario and the individual not watching. If it was me I would watch anything and everything I could. If nothing more than to see how I’m being portrayed.
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What we feel isn't relative, we know BK is reported to love watching himself and his case according to other jail inmates and it doesn't surprise me because faced with overwhelming evidence BK still says he wants to go to trial and be exhonerated.
It is more common for DP defendants to seek a plea deal for LWOP by now....2 Cents
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HA!
He would "impress" them with his educational background then offer to help everyone with their cases. Often experienced inmates help other inmates with resesrch and Motions. BK would probably actually love this. I can picture him having the nickname "The Professor."
He would have all the answers. Captive audience.
I am surprised in such a tiny jail that BK isn't in general pop at all. I do not think he can do any of his few activities with any other inmates presence.
It is possible BK complained to AT and she tried to intervene but we wouldn't know.
From a different case the jailed murder defendant wanted the opposite, to be taken out of general population and have his own cell for privacy. He had his attorneys ask the judge during a pre-trial hearing and the judge said it was up to the sheriff, sheriff runs the jail. This same judge did take away a different jail defendant's phone/mail privileges.
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He expected House residents had been drinking, out late/tired, in bed/ready for bed, unarmed and completely unaware making them easy targets.
He would have been alert, focused and motivated.
What we feel isn’t relevant, what we know is how the inmates feel about BK watching himself. Is that not the same. What I feel isn’t relevant but jail house inmates feelings are? Has the P offered a plea deal. I haven’t heard of one MFO/my feelings only
Sy Ray said the CAST data he has seen, to date, is exculpatory to BK. That means what he's looked at tells him BK was never at the murder scene the night of the atrocities. That's what exculpatory means. 2cents
My interpretation differs. MOO. I thought Sy Ray was only trying to get the prosecution to turn over more data. 1) Seems if you want something, you better tell them they benefit by turning it over. 2) Sy is running a business. He has a financial interest to get more data for analysis. No more data, limits what he can do/say. 3) Also, one of the keys for me was how he claims the data is piecemeal, missing data; yet, he has enough to know it is "incredibly inaccurate." What? Is that because the data is not showing him at the park watching the moon and stars? He made these statements because he wanted the data during the crime (when his phone was presumably turned off or something) and didn't get it. Again MOO. I look forward to seeing how this plays out in the trial.
From article: Cellphone expert testifies missing data benefits University of Idaho murder suspect "Because of the piecemealing of the data, because of the missing data, because of the data I'm reviewing that is incredibly inaccurate, everything that is missing is absolutely in benefit of the defense right now," Ray testified, adding, "There are other reports that are missing that I can't tell you are benefiting of Mr. Kohberger or the state."
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