In order to get it thrown out…
Makes absolutely no sense to me why Dad would fly one way and drive all those grueling miles back instead of BK just hopping a plane. It wasn't because it would have been cheaper after Dad's ticket, hotels, gas, meals, etc. BK was a 28 year old grown man, not a 19 yo college freshman.
BK leaves Pullman: "Court documents don’t specify exactly when Kohberger left his apartment in Pullman, Washington, about 10 miles from the crime scene. But the documents show his car triggered a license plate reader in Loma on Dec. 13. The route takes the father and son duo about 15 hours out of the way." <bolded by me for emphasis> Inside Idaho murders suspect Bryan Kohberger's unusually long route home to PennsylvaniaI recall that there was an Elantra found somewhere near Eugene Oregon but it was quickly determined that it wasn't the vehicle in question.
When was BK let go from his TA position?
When did he know that he wouldn't be returning as a student or was there any indication that he was going to return for the next semester?
Did his dad know that he had lost his job as a TA or had BK not been informed about the situation before leaving for the road trip to PA?
*Edited to add link for white Elantra found in Eugene
Latest Info | White Hyundai Elantra found in Oregon registered out of Colorado
ISP says the white Hyundai Elantra found in Eugene, Ore. is registered to a female owner out of Colorado. Police say the woman is not involved in the murder.www.krem.com
While I don't agree he was 100% sure about not going back. I do agree that he was likely heavily considering it.
It doesn't strike me as odd BK would 1) go home for the long winter break 2) want a companion for the very long drive to the west coast and then back home to the east coast 3) want to have his car once he got to his parents' home for the extended break.
It doesn't strike me as odd BK would 1) go home for the long winter break 2) want a companion for the very long drive to the west coast and then back home to the east coast 3) want to have his car once he got to his parents' home for the extended break.
I don't think he had that much with him. His vacuum, computer tower, and Fire TV Stick were found in the apartment. Remember that the search warrant was very specific as to what they were to collect from the apartment (see it here: https://d.newsweek.com/en/file/465464/bryan-kohberger-search-warrant.pdf) He and his dad must have had suitcases in the trunk of the car and I would think BK would have had his computer, maybe an iPad and cellphone but nothing indicates that he had emptied out his apartment and the backseat of BK's car did not appear to be loaded with stuff during the two traffic stops for "following too close."
This was discussed a long, long time ago and led to absolutely nothing. It was not a secret storage locker, it was the storage closet that was assigned to his apartment and it was unlocked and had nothing but dust in it. BK probably never used it. The traces of blood were on his pillow in his bedroom in his apartment and did not match any victims. Guys cut themselves shaving, it was probably from that. They also lifted a red stain from the counter in his kitchen which proved to be food. Despite searching and testing, absolutely no trace of the victims, not hair, fibre or blood or bodily fluids was found in BK's car, apartment, office or his parents home.From May 2023
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Bryan Kohberger 'broke into woman's apartment' to 'install cameras'
The 28-year-old criminology student had befriended a woman at Washington State University in Pullman, Washington, according to Dateline.www.dailymail.co.uk
I was not aware that traces of blood and a secret storage locker were found at BK's apartment in Pullman?!
Has this already been discussed?
We know his DNA wasn’t found in the trash LE collected. He stayed there for days, it should have been there. The only thing that makes sense to me is that he was separating his trash from theirs. He’d be concerned that touching his parents trash during the separation process, would leave his DNA behind (hence the gloves).
What was normal for you in grad school doesn't necessarily make it normal for all grad students all over America. Jmo
The defense just spent two days arguing before the judge that the prosecution only had BK's name due to IGG. They spent two days arguing the prosecution had nothing before the IGG. Nothing includes a name.
The word I meant to use was subtext. JMO.
Why would the neighbor make this up especially knowing that revealing this kind of information could cause him to be called as a witness in this case? JMO.
You are talking about Othram, not Buddie's DNA lab that opened 2 weeks ago. Othram, where LE goes with unsolved cases and cases where the state labs cannot get an answer, where the FBI goes when even they cannot get an answer. JMO.
