No. Definitely not. Some probably find some but the term "poor college student" is real because stuff like that can be hard to find at any level of school
I wonder if his family expressed fear for HIS safety in light of the as yet unsolved murders - and what he said to them about it - and his dad will be interrogated now - and his evil is spreading out like an oil slick over everyone he knows - it’s all so creepy.
I know many who have, in other fields of research.
That would be totally out of perspective with everything else in the picture. The table is setting on the floor. The wood cabinets on the right are tall cabinets--floor to almost the ceiling. I have included the photo with the police officer standing in the kitchen to show that. Zillow photos of the house also show them. They are against the wall of what is the other bedroom on the 2nd floor.
I am employed at a community college and have worked with students as young as 14 and as old as 70. Age is not relevant here.
I used to drive from Wisconsin to Texas and back again. I would have 2 weeks of vacation. I drove by myself too.
White Elantra sets off numberplate readers across state 2500 miles. We wanted him to run and he did, setting off alarms.
Kosher new word to me .Re veganism
Was this (see below) after they broke the door window?
Details emerge about Monroe County suspect in Idaho killings
Dec. 31—As a student at DeSales University, Bryan Christopher Kohberger assisted with a research project into how emotions and psychological traits influence decision-making when committing a crime. On Friday, his participation in that study became a chilling footnote. State troopers and members...sports.yahoo.com
On Friday inside Indian Mountain Lake, neighbors said they were shocked to wake up to law enforcement vehicles outside the Kohberger home after the 3 a.m. raid.
Eileen Cesaretti, who lives across street, said she loves Kohberger's parents and is fond of their son. She said he helped her and her husband around their house when he was home from school.
"I don't think he's capable of doing something like this. I pray to God he's innocent," Cesaretti said.
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Those inside the private development passed by the Kohberger home to snap photos and take video.
The front screen door of the home appeared to have been ripped off its hinges and the front door window was smashed, covered with duct tape. The door and smashed glass were discarded behind the home.
No one answered the door at the home, but dogs could be heard barking inside.
Yes good point, I was actually thinking along those lines once re-reading what I wrote, like ‘what the heck do I know, not being a murderer?’
Ok I’ve known others who have too, so I thought it was the norm.
I was specifically referring to the comment that Mom owned the car and the parents were still funding him/as he was 28 and not financially independent. I'm sure that may not be uncommon in today's climate .
Just say it was stolen, EZ.
I am also thinking this!!
Fentanyl and other drug abuse might bring about these traits.he went to a vocational school and was a school security guard... then he went to college and got a B.A. and an M.A. and was accepted to a Ph D program. He started out with little expectations and then he was successfully on a much more academic track and now he is so far off the track, he is possibly headed for prison. Is he one of those people who self sabotages on purpose? The article from his old friend says he was fat and bullied so then he got thin and fit and started bullying others...
"...But the relationship dissolved after Mcloughlin said Kohberger underwent a personality shift over the course of a summer.
Mcloughlin said Kohberger, 28, had been a “down to earth” and overweight teen when they wrapped up their junior year. When they started their senior year, Kohberger was “thinner than a rail” and developed an “aggressive” personality."
Idaho suspect Bryan Kohberger turned ‘aggressive’ in high school: former friend
“He always wanted to fight somebody, he was bullying people.”nypost.com
A lot of things going on with this person over the years, IMO.
Kosher means fit or proper. There is a specific "Kosher" related to the requirements of Jewish Law. You might ask which way people were using the word to find out if they meant "keep Kosher" the Jewish Kosher way or just the word kosher.
