They've all almost certainly got PTSD, but his is by far the worst. And to think he still thought to keep the girls from seeing it! I don't think I'd have had such presence of mind at his age and in those circumstances.
He successfully maintained the crime scene and took care of his good friends at the same time. A real Hero in this story that doesn't get enough positive attention, but I find he doesn't seem to want any. Humble and so considerate. IMO
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I do find it strange that Bryan went through the steps of trimming his brows and hair when he was pleading guilty. What’s the point.
Hearing Ethan's mom speak on the Prime documentary I got the impression she does not intend to waste time on BK. If I were in her shoes, I'd feel the same. Don't need to see, hear or anything more from that guy.Ethan’s parents will not be at Kohberger’s sentencing next week.
EXCLUSIVE: Ethan Chapin’s Parents ‘Don’t Care What Happens’ to Kohberger Following His Plea Deal
The parents of the slain University of Idaho student react after Bryan Kohberger accepted a guilty plea deal in the murder of Chapin and three others.
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Good for them. Instead, they're going to be out on their sailboat, remembering Ethan, and not giving any more thought to Kohberger. An amazing family, more power to them.Ethan’s parents will not be at Kohberger’s sentencing next week.
EXCLUSIVE: Ethan Chapin’s Parents ‘Don’t Care What Happens’ to Kohberger Following His Plea Deal
The parents of the slain University of Idaho student react after Bryan Kohberger accepted a guilty plea deal in the murder of Chapin and three others.
(video at link)
I don't think he actually planned on pleading out until that weekend before. Reality and AT kind of bit him in the bum about facing a firing squad IMO.
They are an amazing family. I did appreciate that when the interviewer brought up the Goncalves family, though not by name, and mentioned how some family members were not satisfied with the plea deal that was reached, Ethan's mom took the high road and refused to throw shade, but merely said, "Yeah, everybody's entitled to grieve and feel what they want. Yeah, that's just not how we feel."Ethan’s parents will not be at Kohberger’s sentencing next week.
EXCLUSIVE: Ethan Chapin’s Parents ‘Don’t Care What Happens’ to Kohberger Following His Plea Deal
The parents of the slain University of Idaho student react after Bryan Kohberger accepted a guilty plea deal in the murder of Chapin and three others.
(video at link)
I get why you would say this, but I don't think that's strange at all. I have a child who just graduated from a medium-sized, public state university, and she lived off campus, in a town much like Moscow is described. If something tragic happened at her apt, it would never occur to me that someone from her school would or should show up. Emergency alert, yes, of course. Moo
I actually asked MrC (University employee) if that would be done here, because I didn't think it would either. I was a bit surprised when he told me otherwise. The university here has sworn police officers as opposed to just security guards, and the university PD would send an officer over to act as a liaison. He said that the Dean of Students would likely go, but that's more because she chooses to do so (she's attended scenes of fires and such before) rather than any requirement. So I think a lot of it depends on the individual school, MOO.
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They are an amazingly strong family.
That's too perfect.
Taking the high road and not allowing this murderer to spend anymore time in the life of their days.
That's too perfect.
One of my kids was an RA. In on campus housing, public safety would have been called, then local police, the Dean of students, and who knows how many other notifications would have gone out before an alert was sent. I think this being off campus changed up how things went down. Who plays point in this instance..
