4 Univ of Idaho Students Murdered, Bryan Kohberger Arrested, Moscow, Nov 2022 #106

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  • #481
I believe there is only one chip that BK could bargain with in terms of getting a sentence reduced; and that would be to disclose an accomplice. AT's expert is expected to state that one person could not do all this in the time frame established by the Prosecution....That won't happen until well into the trial and immediately following that MIGHT be the time to open negotiations over the DP. It all depends...

I don't believe there is an accomplice and I also believe that at the stage of the trial when that opinion is offered the Prosecution will have established BARD that BK caused the deaths. In one of the recent exchanges with Judge Hipler, AT indicated that the defense was pursuing an alternate suspect which of course they would be doing whatever their trial/penalty strategy...Its barely possible that second suspect was in fact an accomplice. Disclosing an accomplice at that stage of trial would lead directly to BK testifying....The only other circumstance I can think of, that would lead to that would involve a guilty plea after inculpatory evidence was delivered.

Frankly, AT has created more than just a trail of breadcrumbs in terms of alternate theories; she has dusted an entire landscape in flour. For all those instances, AT has avoided disclosing a definitive direction or context that would exculpate BK....Which of course she needs to continue to avoid, it allows the prosecution no time to investigate and refute any such theories. Better to funnel that right on the jury, without the scrutiny of discovery.

MOO throughout
I thought in ID, the Defense must disclose any alibi they intend to present at trial well before the actual trial. No bombshells allowed that the State wouldn't have time to investigate and rebut.

Could be wrong, but that was my understanding.
 
  • #482
I thought in ID, the Defense must disclose any alibi they intend to present at trial well before the actual trial. No bombshells allowed that the State wouldn't have time to investigate and rebut.

Could be wrong, but that was my understanding.
AT is still arguing that the State has provided her too much discovery but also not enough discovery because she can't find an alibi anywhere in what she's got so far.

Alibyebyebrybry.

JMO
 
  • #483
I would of presumed any job or college/ university you apply to you would need to disclose any medical conditions once you start, so there must be records, and also your driving licence as you said.
Maybe not, personal heath issues are very protected under HIPPA laws. You wouldn't have to disclose diabetes or high cholesterol, blood pressure etc.

A Drivers License could be different if it severely affected your driving, but I don't see BK disclosing that even if it is true. If he passed the eye test, he was good to go.

JMO
 
  • #484
Medical records are private and college and universities cannot demand to see their students' medical records.

A job can require a certain level of physical fitness to be able to preform your duties and may have a form for your doctor to fill out but this is different from accessing a person's medical records.

2 Cents
I read and reply to posts in order, we basically said the same thing. Sorry to repeat you. :)
 
  • #485
I don't think that's the case in this case. He fixated on one or more of these girls. He apparently has a thing for blondes.
Or a party house full of them...

JMO
 
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Do you think he lies up awake in his cell at night thinking about that mistake? Or has he moved on to thinking about how to get the jury to ignore that and focus on some other minuscule error like the wrong year on the car in the beginning?
I think BK's embarrassed he left the sheath there, not so super smart for his murder rampage.
Right now, I think he knows he's caught and will probably sit at the Defense table like a stoic, uninterested spectator. Until it gets to the Crime Scene photos/info.

I believe he'll be majorly invested in looking and hearing about those and seeing how much of the theory the State puts forward is correct. He's no criminal mastermind, although he thought he was.

JMO
 
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I have asked that several times and I don't believe I've gotten an answer yet. I would love an answer.
I personally haven't heard that mentioned in MSM. Maybe someone else has?
 
  • #490
Great catch on that! Maybe AT WAS only thinking about when the trial is over and the jury needs to consider BK's fate? Maybe AT was JUST thinking about the DP phase of consideration?
Agree. Predicting a penalty phase disadvantage he would have from his demeanor.
But that is who he is.
 
  • #491
Maybe not, personal heath issues are very protected under HIPPA laws. You wouldn't have to disclose diabetes or high cholesterol, blood pressure etc.

A Drivers License could be different if it severely affected your driving, but I don't see BK disclosing that even if it is true. If he passed the eye test, he was good to go.

JMO
General Information about employment with Universities:

Universities, typically have pages in the employment application where you may disclose a disability, but it is not a requirement.

Universities may also require an applicant to disclose any driving (moving) violations besides a parking ticket.

Also, some universities have a policy you must self report any driving violation or criminal act . . . not sure how often this is reported.

Universities typically perform a background check through the Office of The Inspector General. If the position involves finance or “handling money”, the applicant’s credit report may also be monitored. Bankruptcy in a financial position may also be cause for termination. If the applicant has been terminated for cause, in general, the applicant is not eligible to be hired.

Research violations must be reported through the University Research official to the US Office of Research Integrity.

All research, the involves human subjects, including questionnaires, must be approved by the University’s Institutional Review Board.

Lots of monitoring, especially if you are at a Tier 1 University.
 
  • #492
Hah, we've trained any would be intruders by posting this video at least 10 times.
Meh, I was taught how to open a locked slider when I was about eight years old. Then we went to the pole in the track. I never knew about using gloves on the glass to pick it up, though.
 
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Meh, I was taught how to open a locked slider when I was about eight years old. Then we went to the pole in the track. I never knew about using gloves on the glass to pick it up, though.

Funny, I was thinking the same thing! I used to climb up to our 2nd floor patio, and open the locked slider door in a heartbeat. I was 11 years old. Those old glass slider doors are a joke. Not even the pole in the door made any difference. Just lift the door up, off the track.

We lived in a house in California, where the slider door was installed backwards, that was a so easy to get in.
 
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The details have morphed. From all four victims were in bed....

There are reasons LE keep details of crime scenes close to the vest -- to rule out false confessions and seal real ones.

For all intents and purposes, all four victims were home, had possibly all be in bed around the time of the crime, exception being XP who got up for her DD delivery, but she may have been in bed before and in bed again. KG might have been moving around as well (to quiet Murphy, to investigate 'there's someone there' (if she's who said it), to go up and down the steps if that was actually her.

Three victims were likely stabbed in bed, at least one of whom might have fallen in part or whole off the bed, from gravity alone. EC. Perhaps LE shared with them that he was stabbed in bed without divulging just exactly how he was found. So their statement would be true, insofar as the information they were given was incomplete.

By the time LE entered the bedrooms, pooled blood was probably coagulation, bodies were frozen in pending rigor, wounds were fixed. Horrid tableau. Almost unreal, as if staged with mannequins, but not. Beloved human beings, brutally murdered.

Those investigators will never be able to unsee that savagery.

BK brought a military grade knife to a sorority pillow fight, wothout notice or warning, purposely attacking when his victim(s) were most vulnerable. Coward in, coward out.

JMO
 
  • #497
Was just googling for anything new in the news on this case and there's one headline that says there is a "secret" hearing today. Does anyone know what this is about?

 
  • #498
I thought in ID, the Defense must disclose any alibi they intend to present at trial well before the actual trial. No bombshells allowed that the State wouldn't have time to investigate and rebut.

Could be wrong, but that was my understanding.
They now have until May 14 (day before next open hearing) to disclose.
 
  • #499
I would have presumed any job or college/ university you apply to you would need to disclose any medical conditions once you start, so there must be records, and also your driving licence as you said.
My son is going to a large university in the fall. He needs to supply proof of vaccinations to live on campus and proof of health insurance, nothing about possible medical conditions.
 
  • #500
I have asked that several times and I don't believe I've gotten an answer yet. I would love an answer.

The footprint was found when the area was specifically tested for blood proteins so it is a bloody vans shoe print. Not dirt, it is blood. See PCA....2 Cents
 
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