Surely there were people that knew the person had a Hyundai Elantra?
I am the same age as BK, and grew up in a neighboring state in a similar semirural environment. Kids were definitely doing heroin, especially towards the end of high school. Also spice, so I think that could be likely. Unfortunately many of my classmates passed away from overdoses in the year or two after school when fentanyl became more prevalent, so I wonder if perhaps BK switched to another drug like meth after school, or especially in Washington.I wonder if BK has a history of spice use? His age group had to face spice in their teens. I hear it has been said there was a heroin thing but personally I'm more inclined to think it was spice. I would bet heroin use among teenagers was very uncommon, especially in small town PA, back in say 2010. I bet you could get spice at every corner c-store though. My opinion (based upon knowing a few late 20s folks who were affected by spice use in their teens).
I'd imagine that knowing LE was filtering down on Elantra's in the area must have given him some pause.Best question of the day, IMO. What a weird thing to do. Roundtrip airfare looks to be as low as $100. Certainly can find tickets from Pullman to PA for $125RT.
Compared to gas for the Elantra, it's a no brainer. I wonder if he took stuff home with him, as if he were moving back? He might have enrolled for Spring in order to keep up his appearance of normalcy back in Pullman.
That may be why he asked if anyone else was arrested (my theory; MOO).
JMO.
I'm wondering the same thing. Even possible Dad was working with LE? He could've set up tracking, intercept devises in car when he got there. JMO.MOO-
First… I may have missed the rest of the post on BK’s dad flying out to drive home with him… I had not heard of this and yes if true very very interesting.
Personally my opinion only.
Is it possible BK’s dad had been watching the news and knew about murders and police looking for white Elantra?
Is it possible dad put 2 and 2 together with sons close distance to crime scene and the car LE is looking for being the same as his sons… who just so happens to be incredibly interested in crime and murder.
Maybe he offered to come out and spend 3 days in car with son driving home to decide for himself if his child was capable of this. Or Acting different. Parental intuition perhaps?
I personally choose to think his parents are victims in this and as shocked and hurt as everyone else. And I pray that they weren’t in any way privy to anything he did before arrest. I’d be shocked if they were.
Kaylee's father said something to that effect yesterday but couldn't comment any furtherIs there a connection between BK and Kaylee?
Reality can be a hard pill to swallow. I'll be interested to see more info as it trickles out in one way or another (reliably or not). He could turn out to be a really common resentful loser type carried away on delusions* of uniqueness and superiority and revenge against his perceived tormentors, or motivated completely differently.Right? I went to school with a guy who referred to himself as a genius. He was full of himself, and no genius, just someone who thought he was smarter than everyone. I remember asking him why, if he's such a genius, weren't the highly ranked universities fighting over him, like they did for a girl we went to high school with.
nothing that has been confirmed. SG said in an interview that they were looking for connections but didn't have anything to shareIs there a connection between BK and Kaylee?
If his father drove back with him could that who he is referring to when he asked "Has anyone else been arrested?"CNN article was updated:
Authorities tracked the Idaho student killings suspect cross-country to Pennsylvania, sources say | CNN
Authorities tracked the man charged in the killings of four Idaho college students all the way to Pennsylvania and surveilled him for several days before finally arresting him on Friday, sources told CNN.www.cnn.com
LaBar later told CNN Kohberger arrived in Pennsylvania around December 17 to celebrate the holidays with his family.
“His father actually went out (to Idaho) and they drove home together,” LaBar said.
Dave Cullen in the epilogue to his book Columbine talks about “spectacle murder”—murder for no other reason than to be known (whether or not the killer is caught) to get his deeds or his face on TV.I think he’s satisfied with having killed, hence his blank stare, that his 15 minutes of desired infamy is just beginning, and he’s feeling like the puppet-master surrounded by all this attention and will continue to do so throughout the legal proceedings. Imo. Now he’s somebody. He’s not invisible anymore and as much as he must have hated being found out, he’s going to love being known as the perpetrator of this vicious and cruel event. Which he was successful at as four lives were ended. Imo.
This is an interesting theory. PA plates are a fairly distinctive style, that yellow stripe on the bottom would be unlike many other plates.I wonder if the police could tell from the cameras that the Elantra had out of state plates, even if they couldn't determine the number? Further, I wonder if BK's elantra had PA plates?
JMO, but I think it would be difficult for the two not to have at least some 2-3 degree of separation connection. I.e. Kaylee had a friend that went to WSU that was an undergrad in one of the classes BK TA'd for, or a similar situationKaylee's father said something to that effect yesterday but couldn't comment any further
Well, also he is claiming innocence, allegedly so it's the most normal thing for someone to do who is innocent?Maybe he hoped to trade cars in PA? I should check PA craigs list.
I emphasize the coffee because of SG's statements about a "connection."
Sorry, what is the coffee connection?
^^rsbmSteve Goncalves said no one in the family knows or recognizes the suspect, but in the hours since they've first learned his name they are starting to see connections between him and Kaylee Goncalves that they aren't ready to discuss yet.
"Now that there's a person and a name that someone can specifically look for and see if there's any connections in any way. So they're just trying to figure it out," the family's attorney, Shanon Grey, told ABC News.
I had postulated upstream that maybe he had gotten the car home before the LE requested people that they were looking for it. Looks like that is not the case. It still looks like he was stuck with the car without a good way of making it disappear. MOO.