ID - 4 Univ of Idaho Students Murdered - Bryan Kohberger Arrested - Moscow # 51

[panacea]

Anyone know why the helmet?

Just a guess, but maybe for his own protection? Would be a shame to have something happen and not have him brought to justice properly if he is in fact guilty.

 

[hivee]

Has anyone else noticed how he always looks at the cameras/news pool, even turning his head to do so, or that photo with his eyes to the side? What do you think about this vs. hanging head down?

 

[Ozoner]

Depending on the date they identified the car, they may have placed a listening device inside (see Rhoden case). MOO. Unfortunately, cops are in extreme danger any time they make a traffic stop.

True. I think that most cops who are killed during traffic stops are probably shot dead by people who are driving stolen vehicles or who have outstanding warrants for other crimes, but I wouldn't be surprised if there's been at least one case where someone who was anti-law enforcement got himself pulled over intentionally so he could ambush a cop. (If that happened, we might not ever know unless the killer confessed.)

 

[juliasalmons]

Has anyone else noticed how he always looks at the cameras/news pool, even turning his head to do so, or that photo with his eyes to the side? What do you think about this vs. hanging head down?

Maybe wants to appear confident that he is not guilty. Could also be anxiety. I think if I were in this situation I would probably be looking in a million directions. Plus, it's probably hard NOT too look

 

[MsBetsy]

Has anyone else noticed how he always looks at the cameras/news pool, even turning his head to do so, or that photo with his eyes to the side? What do you think about this vs. hanging head down?

I think he knows he would look guilty with his head hanging down.

 

[Fascinated1]

MO
This is what I think.
That’s why the ISP denied the stop. They didn’t do it.
ISP would have been better at knowing what the camera was picking up.
I seem to remember from reading :
Didn’t BK state in the second stop, that the first stop , 11 minutes before, was made by a black SUV?
And the responding “ officer”, not having a good explanation, said something like, “it may have been county.”
Anyone else remember this?

Yes to this!

 

[kodydowntownbrown]

Has anyone else noticed how he always looks at the cameras/news pool, even turning his head to do so, or that photo with his eyes to the side? What do you think about this vs. hanging head down?

The reporters are shouting his name. It's hard to ignore one's own name.

 

[schooling]

The reporters are shouting his name. It's hard to ignore one's own name.

In this case, “act like you’ve been there before” is probably awful advice.

 

[ilovewings]

The reporters are shouting his name. It's hard to ignore one's own name.

It really gets on my nerves when reporters shout out to the perp/defendant: "did you do it?-- I'm sure any defendant/perp will say "sure I did it"--- all these reporters yelling at once- what is the point?

 

[Kristin Esq.]

I went to bed last night after he got off the plane and was being brought to the jail. I've seen the booking photo, but is there any video of him getting out of the truck and going into the jail?

 

[kimmy1966]

Apologies if this has already been bought up. In Australia, when pulled over by Police (LE), they approach the Driver’s side of the Car. Is it different in the US?

 

[Ms. Fletcher]

Apologies if this has already been bought up. In Australia, when pulled over by Police (LE), they approach the Driver’s side of the Car. Is it different in the US?

The side they will approach from depends on the location of the vehicle and the traffic nearby. Approaching from the passenger side is done for safety of LE.

 

[Elley Mae]

I went to bed last night after he got off the plane and was being brought to the jail. I've seen the booking photo, but is there any video of him getting out of the truck and going into the jail?

From what I have read it’s underground. Ramp to the basement was used, no one saw him.

 

[MrsWatson]

Police: Idaho slaying suspect's DNA found at crime scene

Authorities say the DNA of the man accused of killing four University of Idaho students was found on a knife sheath recovered at the crime scene.

apnews.com

 

[Kristin Esq.]

From what I have read it’s underground. Ramp to the basement was used, no one saw him.

Thanks!

 

[kimmy1966]

The side they will approach from depends on the location of the vehicle and the traffic nearby. Approaching from the passenger side is done for safety of LE.

OK Thanks for the reply. Maybe they should try that here.. Many Police have been killed by other motorists by approaching the Drivers side.

 

[cottonweaver]

posters have been asking about cameras in the courtroom

https://twitter.com/x/status/1610804576109854721

 

[SMK777]

I went to bed last night after he got off the plane and was being brought to the jail. I've seen the booking photo, but is there any video of him getting out of the truck and going into the jail?

There was live footage from a news station that I posted here last night.

Is there an exact scheduled time for his hearing this morning?
Thanks.

 

[Dotta]

"Cop who helped bring in Idaho murder suspect attracts huge following".

I noticed him too

Cop who helped bring in Idaho murder suspect attracts huge following

The Monroe County officer, 32-year-old Sheriff's Deputy James Nunez, who was one of several cops pictured ushering suspected killer Bryan Kohberger into court Tuesday.

www.dailymail.co.uk

Suspected Idaho killer Bryan Kohberger arrives back in Moscow

Kohberger, 28, agreed to be extradited to Idaho from Pennsylvania during a brief 10-minute hearing on Tuesday afternoon in Monroe County.

www.dailymail.co.uk

 

[cottonweaver]

MO
This is what I think.
That’s why the ISP denied the stop. They didn’t do it.
ISP would have been better at knowing what the camera was picking up.
I seem to remember from reading :
Didn’t BK state in the second stop, that the first stop , 11 minutes before, was made by a black SUV?
And the responding “ officer”, not having a good explanation, said something like, “it may have been county.”
Anyone else remember this?

Edit to add. Who drives Black SUV’s. FBI.

It was confirmed to have been Hancock County yesterday ( or the day before)
Hancock county also uses SUVs, that's why this LEO replies “it may have been county.”