I imagine that feeling physically safe may be a life-time struggle for their families, friends, coworkers and others in their lives. So sad for everybody impacted by this horrific crime.
Edit my post to say *hours
I agree with your sequence. I think he entered house and began attack on G and M on 3rd floor wile K was still active on TikTok. Then killed Chaplin in his sleep starting at around 4:12, then stabbed K and thud. I can’t work it out any other way.
But does it automatically connect to random wifi without you signing into it previously? Mine doesn't. They never have. And I have always used default settings on my android phones. Imo.
Oh OK - plus if they released it now even, before the prosecution is ready to give the defence details in the discovery period, it could be detrimental to the case.
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Another possibility is that his parents and sister(s) sensed that he wasn't doing well and thought it'd be good for the dad to accompany him on the drive back to PA.
When is the discovery period? When does the defense get to have access to the evidence that the prosecution has? Thanks!
Me too. I could definitely use some examples of what this means in legal speak. It's sounds very, specific (and intriguing). MOO, JMO
These are the same questions that I have. Confused and curious about what would be disclosed prematurely that could derail this investigation.
IDAHO LATEST: Judge seals search warrant for Kohberger's apartment
Kohberger's apartment was combed by police for evidence at the time of his arrest. Court documents state 'compelling circumstances warrant the temporary sealing.' They will be released March 1.www.dailymail.co.uk
"The document states: 'Premature public disclosure of the details of this law enforcement investigation will create serious and imminent threat to effective law enforcement and could result in the premature end of this investigation which could create a threat to public safety." And the bit and 'threat to the privacy of witnesses, victims and victim families names in the affidavit' could be.
What does this mean exactly, why would they do this? For example, I automatically think it could mean he would have to be released immediately, but they think he is a threat still? Or there were pictures/information on the victims he had collected hence their privacy?
I know it will all come out on 1st March, but that makes it even more confusing if he is already charged anyway.
This gets me wondering again why LE had cleaning of the house already scheduled. I would imagine that they would know that the defense team would likely want to have the crime scene still intact to do its own investigation. It was widely reported that the cleaning was canceled at the 11th hour.
Ethan worked at the tulip farm
Straining to reach would account for tears as opposed to jabs. No punishment is harsh enough for what he has allegedly has done.
All I know is that the guy pictured is a childhood friend, from news stories I have read in this thread. I THINK its Marines but I could be wrong.
I have often thought a taser. That would immediately incapacitate them.
From the statements I have seen by the coroner and in the news articles shared here, I believe they've referred to this kind of knife as something that would immediately incapacitate that victims. It wasn't so much stabbing as it was gouging deep within, and if he went for their chest or neck, they'd be dead in seconds.
If you are stabbed in the lungs or heart, fluid immediately prevents sound. Think of it like a balloon being popped. It’s instant. If you have the desire to learn, go to Twitter and type mall stabbing. The big guy goes down in under a minute wo uttering a word. Puts his hand to his neck, stumbles and falls. Not like the movies.
A Taser really doesn't work that way.
