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Yes, and after that murder Bundy deviated even more from his MO (dark haired, similar looking college age students) to picking up that very young girl (11-13?) and killing her. Decompensating is a great way to phrase it Massy. BK seems to have been doing that on many levels at the time of the murders.The Bundy thing is really interesting, because when he committed the Chi Omega murders he was in a decompensation phase. He was melting down, and was no longer the meticulous, organized killer he was prior to that. That's not someone anyone would want to model themselves after, as it was a frenzied, high risk attack by an emotionally unraveling psychopath; he was so unprepared that he used a piece of wood that he came across, as a murder weapon.
Like Bundy, Kohberger entered and exited through an unsecured door (faulty lock for Bundy) in the rear of the house, and both had multiple victims.
What's interesting, is that serial killers tend to research other serial killers -at least the organized ones do. So I guess it's possible that Kohberger modeled his attack after Bundy's, but with a much higher level of planning.
What I lean towards though, is this accidentally becoming Bundy like, and then Kohberger embracing it after the fact.
Decompensating refers to a state in which an individual or system can no longer maintain effective functioning due to overwhelming stress or demands. This term is often used in medical, psychological, and social contexts.
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