Recent content by femto

The problem is we don't know if the rumors of his pedophilic tendencies come because the crime included children combined with his job as a teacher, thereby fuelling the media circus around this case. My problem with this theory is that he obviously went there with the intention of killing (or...

This case is such a travesty of justice. I just watched the majority of the trial and judge McGinley was an absolute disgrace in it. Horribly biased even to a naked eye. These chumps were obviously not good people, but you have to be out of it to think these junkies who are barely stable or...

Didn't the school suggested there were no such reports and he was removed for favoritism and general apathy towards the students? Obviously they could be lying, but that's neither here or there. But even LE say the attack wasn't targeting the kids.

Two things. I don't know if we should trust people coming out of the woodworks to suggest he is a pedophile now when he was caught killing two people with little girls. Statements after the fact should always be taken with a huge grain of salt as there are many people looking to get on national...

I don't think so given his attire and obscuring his car plate. Everything suggests he went there to kill or at the very least do something bad and he prepared to do so. The question is whether this was done on random or a targeted attack.

They knew or at least had an idea that something had went very wrong. They just didn't want to believe it and wanted to pretend everything is normal and in the morning things will be as usual. It's a coping mechanism. They were also drunk which also exacerbates bad decision making. Also I don't...

I don't think it's that much of a mystery given what we know of him. He killed because he was a depressed wreck since his teenage years and never really found a way out of his misery. He coped with drugs for a time but he eventually gave that up and pulled himself up, but the mental damage was...

Where are you even coming up with this? Whoever suggested Xana is responsible for her death? I simply analyzed Kohberger's reactions during the crime and why he did what he did. Unless your argument is that he always intended to kill Xana from the get go and what happened in the house was his...

I hate this play of semantics. Nobody suggested he went there to sip tea, he went there to kill. But his plan obviously went wrong and I seriously, seriously doubt he intended to kill 4 people. What happened after Maddie was basically him improvising on spot, not some well planned mass killing...

Xana caught him killing Maddie and Kaylee and was positioned along his path of escape. You can argue Kaylee was no threat to him either but he still killed her. Again, because he perceived them as a threat of getting caught. Dylan didn't react which allowed him to compose himself and leave. I'm...

I don't know what article you're referring to. In the documents themselves it says that only Kaylee's face is unrecognizable. As far as him fleeing, that would have been impossible if Xana was into his way. Yes, he could have just ran away, but in his flight or fight response he chose to fight...

Maddie's face wasn't said to be unrecognizable, just that it had a cut across her face and some cuts on her foreams. I believe both were done due to her close proximity to Kaylee and in the process of Bryan fighting Kaylee, he swung the knife around which probably left these marks on Maddie. I...

I think he just went there expecting to kill Maddie quick and quiet and found himself way over his head and reacted with excessive force. I don't think it was any deeper than that. Both Maddie and Ethan, who didn't have time to fight back were dispatched relatively quickly. Kaylee and Xana, who...

I also believe it's this. It's not personal, he was just overwhelmed with adrenaline and trying to dispatch Kaylee as quickly as possible out of fear of not being caught. He probably felt a huge sense of panic once he was caught by Kaylee and Xana and responded with an erratic overkill. He's not...

Yet those are the only types of people that still believe he is innocent which brings me to my answer to your point - him saying 'guilty' doesn't change anything. Everyone already knew that, the evidence is overwhelming just like Arias is guilty despite her still professing her innocence. As far...