I find this one of the most uncomfortable aspects about this case - he probably was not identified because his DNA was on an official database, but because his DNA was linked in his family tree using geneology. Uncomfortable because DNA is no longer a matter of your own consent. However, for identifying criminals, that is a good thing. For society at large, hmm.
Also, the aunt said that it was four years ago. So who knows if that is still the case.Just thinking. We heard from one aunt, right? For all we know, it was a phase he went through. We've all been speculating he is vegan based on one remark. He may be, he may not be. JMO
If I'm missing confirmation that he is, so sorry.
I kind of think so too. One in one bedroom, one in the other.
Of course!
Respectfully asking, what does being a vegan have to do with anything?
Again, I'm sure police and FBI have those details but I haven't seen any media reports indicating specific dates. I honestly don't even know the date the suspect and his father departed from Pullman, let alone the date his father arrived in town. If anyone has those travel details, please post a link.
Yes, having his Dad to share driving is a good point. They could make the trip faster. BK probably felt, IMO, it would be risky to stop at motels etc, and have to give vehicle information and what not, nor could he simply feel safe pulling over at a public rest stop. Further, as I said before, I don't believe he ever planned on driving back to Pullman. I think he wanted to leave the vehicle clear across the country at his parents' residence, out of sight. IMO
i would love to read about this. Do you have a link?
I wonder what the evals said? Maybe they'll be subpoenaed? (Yes, I'm nosey.)
Interesting insight by his friend from CC. She did not think he could be violent. Previously his schoolmates from HS mentioned his anger issues and getting into fights with other students.He's been described as a genius who thinks he's brighter than his peers and studied Psychology , so yes, you'd think so
It will take a while, but hopefully if/when we get some fuller detail of his post-crime behaviour we'll get a better picture of just how devious he is. Or whether he's really not very smart.
It struck me that the neighbour who complained about his noise ( cleaning & vacuuming noises 1-2am ) might have been hearing him attempt to do a thorough clean of his apartment. She said the late night noises stopped 3 weeks ago.
However, considering that he's left DNA at the crime scene, is it really likely that he's managed to scrub every trace of digital evidence from, eg. the hard drive which was just taken out of his apartment? From his office laptops, his phone? From the car? Did he cover those modules when he was at DeSales University?
Did he purchase forensic supplies from a commercial, online supplier for physical clean-up of the car and do a professional job?
My hunch is no, he's not actually very smart but likes to perform an appearance of being smart.
' That continued at Pennsylvania's Northampton Community College, according to one of Kohberger's friends, who requested to remain anonymous because of her job.
"He's really, really intelligent. A bright kid . . . someone who stood out even in honors and high-level classes,"
........an intellectual who "was very interested in the way the mind works"
quotes from this link:
Idaho murder suspect Kohberger's Pennsylvania classmates say he was 'bright,' awkward, bullied in school
A friend of the suspect arrested in connection with the Idaho quadruple murder told Fox News Digital that the Bryan Christopher Kohlberger she knew was a genius who was interested in what makes "humans tick" but had trouble relating to other peers.www.foxnews.com
I think the suspect wants LE to think there's an accomplice.
News Nation covers it nightly.
www.weatherbug.com
That makes me wonder if he was saying inappropriate things to them just like he did at local pub. Not disagreeing at all.
I’d be curious when this road trip took place. Horrible weather at times and I94 ND closed at one point.IMO, no he never intended to take the white Elantra back to Pullman WA. To drive from Monroe County PA (his parent's home) to Pullman Washington in January would be quite a journey. About 2,500 miles est at 37 hours driving time in perfect conditions. There is a high probability of major winter storms along much of the route as well as some mountain driving. Some great ski country in Montana and Wyoming though!
USA map at link. Washington is in top NW corner of the US. Red marker is where his parent's home is located in Pennsylvania.
JMO
Or that someone framed him.
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