GUILTY PLEA DEAL ACCEPTED - 4 Univ of Idaho Students Murdered, Bryan Kohberger Arrested, Moscow, Nov 2022 #115

[Gemmie]

"Bryerrrrn" sounds like what a baby might say, which then becomes a pet name that sticks.

The only way I could figure out how to pronounce this is Bry-earn (and drawing out the r). Like to earn a living/respect/etc. I'd love to know how he earned that nickname!

 

[Luna20]

The only way I could figure out how to pronounce this is Bry-earn (and drawing out the r). Like to earn a living/respect/etc. I'd love to know how he earned that nickname!

Buy and Run?? Buyer-beware is more fitting.

 

[Betty P]

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Because it’s in a different city from where he lived and worked. He may have also thought he could take advantage of committing the murders across state lines, in different jurisdictions. In the past, jurisdictional issues could really hinder a murder investigation with different departments refusing to communicate, share evidence, etc.

 

[sunspun]

The only way I could figure out how to pronounce this is Bry-earn (and drawing out the r). Like to earn a living/respect/etc. I'd love to know how he earned that nickname!

Ohhhh, ty, I thought it was Bryem! The ern looked like em.

At least they didn't call him Brain. My brother's name is Brian, and I can't tell you how many times I've seen his name misspelled Brain, which just didn't suit my brother, haha.

 

[PinkButtercup]

Apologies if this has already been mentioned here, but I thought this was interesting. I was watching a YouTube video last night, where the presenter was going through the photo dump of BK’S apartment and office.
He noted, that some of the words written on the whiteboard in the office (which are not redacted) are written in Korean. For example, there is “Bryan” and “Kohberger”, but also, strangely, the word

cal [ 칼 ]

which means ‘knife’ in English.

Idaho State Police Public Portal - JustFOIA

 

[Dotta]

He noted, that some of the words written on the whiteboard in the office (which are not redacted) are written in Korean. For example, there is “Bryan” and “Kohberger”, but also, strangely, the word

cal [ 칼 ]

which means ‘knife’ in English.

Idaho State Police Public Portal - JustFOIA


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It reminds me of the Church shooter in Minneapolis who wrote a diary in Cyrillic.
All these perps are the same.
Completely batty!

JMO

 

[NoeticSoul]

I agree with you in theory but every attorney who has commented on this has said he had 42 days until 9/03 to file ineffective assist/notice of appeal (citing Garza V Idaho). IANAL. That deadline was at midnight.

Angenette Levy explains:

Crime Fix with Angenette Levy: E583: Yes, Bryan Kohberger Can Still Appeal — Here's Why

When Bryan Kohberger agreed to plead guilty to the murders of four University of Idaho students, he agreed to waive all appeals in exchange for the death penalty being taken off the table. But an Idaho case that went to the U.S. Supreme Court actually allows Bryan Kohberger to file an appeal...

wondery.com

I call it a technicality. JMOO

WOW! I totally missed that. Thank you for the extra info!

 

[girlhasnoname]

https://twitter.com/x/status/1963362556849828016

"In a June court filing
Kohberger wrote that he was diagnosed with:
- Autism (level 1);
- OCD
(obsessive compulsive disorder);
- ADHD;
- ARFID
(which is an acronym for avoidant/restrictive food intake disorder.
Most common in children,
this disorder manifests in highly selective eating habits that greatly limit an individual's diet
and can result in malnutrition and limit a person's physical growth.

All four diagnoses were made in February 2025,
Kohberger wrote.

He also noted in the same document
that he was taking just one prescription medication at the time:
Levothyroxine, which is used to treat hypothyroidism
and is one of America's most-prescribed medications.

Individuals with autism level 1
are high-functioning,
display only a few symptoms of the disorder
and often require no assistance to perform everyday tasks."

Right. How convenient he was diagnosed by the Defense Psychologists for these disorders soon before trial was to begin. Was the murderer ever diagnosed by an independent Psychologist at any time before the murders and arrest or before he even left PA?

The prescription Levothyroxine, while mainly prescribed for thyroid issues, also notoriously gets used/abused for weight loss. I wonder how long the murderer has been taking this and who prescribed it? It can also have some serious side effects.

JMO

 

[girlhasnoname]

Nancy Grace is extra NG tonite:

Thanks for the heads up on NG being "extra" NG. That was not an understatement by any stretch. I had to listen to it at 2.0 playback speed just to get through it.

She definitely tossed the State (BT) and the Judge under the bus IMO. I don't think they'll be coming on the show any time soon.

JMO

 

[Dotta]

https://twitter.com/x/status/1963610094886678607

 

[Chloegirl]

Apologies if this has already been mentioned here, but I thought this was interesting. I was watching a YouTube video last night, where the presenter was going through the photo dump of BK’S apartment and office.
He noted, that some of the words written on the whiteboard in the office (which are not redacted) are written in Korean. For example, there is “Bryan” and “Kohberger”, but also, strangely, the word

cal [ 칼 ]

which means ‘knife’ in English.

Idaho State Police Public Portal - JustFOIA


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So, I do not know what to make of this. It is either a mountain or a molehill and whichever way I look at it confuses me. It could be completely unrelated, not something he wrote?!

And, just when I think that this plot gets any clearer, we get this.

I guess until it gets tied properly to the case/BKs handwriting, I am sort of forced to throw it out. JMOO

 

[stormymama]

So I google translated "knife" from English to Korean, and it indeed looks like the symbol with the phonetic of "kal."

I had to see for myself, bc I had all ideas it might be like the tattoos that used to be all the rage and people thought they meant something like "strength" or "honor" but they turned out to mean something like foot or doorknob.

moo

 

[Sundog]

Apologies if this has already been mentioned here, but I thought this was interesting. I was watching a YouTube video last night, where the presenter was going through the photo dump of BK’S apartment and office.
He noted, that some of the words written on the whiteboard in the office (which are not redacted) are written in Korean. For example, there is “Bryan” and “Kohberger”, but also, strangely, the word

cal [ 칼 ]

which means ‘knife’ in English.

Idaho State Police Public Portal - JustFOIA


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Wasn't it posted earlier on this thread that BK had a Korean doctoral student classmate? IIRC, that was the case. I don't remember if she shared an office with him or they just knew each other from being in the same program or maybe she lived in the same on-campus housing complex as he did. Perhaps someone here remembers those details?

 

[Arkay]

Wasn't it posted earlier on this thread that BK had a Korean doctoral student classmate? IIRC, that was the case. I don't remember if she shared an office with him or they just knew each other from being in the same program or maybe she lived in the same on-campus housing complex as he did. Perhaps someone here remembers those details?

That’s a good point.

I don’t know that she would be randomly scrawling the Korean word for “knife” on the blackboard, so maybe he asked her how to write that in Korean?

More and more weird.

This will be a mystery unless the classmate expounds upon it.

@PinkButtercup
Thank you for the correction! Silly mistake on my part and I’ve now edited.

IMO

 

[PinkButtercup]

I don’t know that she would be randomly scrawling the Korean word for “gun” on the blackboard, so maybe he asked her how to write that in Korean?

More and more weird. He didn’t even use a gun.

It's 'knife', rather than gun.
Yes, we don't know who wrote it on the board, or in what context it was written. It is, well...odd that it's there with his name though.

MOO

 

[Betty P]

Nancy Grace is extra NG tonite:

I kind of disagree with NG about LE or the prosecutor lying about charging BK with stalking. IIRC, the incidents of stalking that Kaylee reported and documented unfortunately don't line up with BK's trips to the Moscow area on security cam video and other phone data, etc. I think it was GH who pointed this out on his "timelines" videos. The incident of someone breaking the front door and of Kaylee seeing someone in the back yard were on different dates than BK's trips to Moscow.

Yes, according to his driving records, he stalked them, but he couldn't be charged with those specific incidents because the prosecution didn't have evidence to back it up. To me, it was even more disturbing that it appears someone besides BK was also stalking the girls. We can assume that person is still out there. I hope LE is investigating that, especially when someone broke down the front door.

 

[Dotta]

It's 'knife', rather than gun.
Yes, we don't know who wrote it on the board, or in what context it was written. It is, well...odd that it's there with his name though.

MOO

IF true
It might have been a sick mind's "inside joke" understood only by a perp.
The glee greater by the fact
that it was in plain sight, but nobody was any wiser.

Who knows?

JMO

 

[Dotta]

https://twitter.com/x/status/1963635911553352062

"ARFID
was entered into the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders
— a guide used by healthcare providers to diagnose and classify mental health disorders—
as part of the fifth edition in 2013."

 

[gremlin444]

Wasn't it posted earlier on this thread that BK had a Korean doctoral student classmate? IIRC, that was the case. I don't remember if she shared an office with him or they just knew each other from being in the same program or maybe she lived in the same on-campus housing complex as he did. Perhaps someone here remembers those details?

He had 2 Korean officemates, one of them was the one mentioned in the big Dateline episode with leaked details a few months ago.

https://interactive.wnep.com/pdfs/Search-Warrant-and-Trespass_Redacted.pdf

Specifically mentioned by name on pg 40

 

[SteveP]

https://twitter.com/x/status/1963635911553352062

"ARFID
was entered into the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders
— a guide used by healthcare providers to diagnose and classify mental health disorders—
as part of the fifth edition in 2013."

Are we to believe that any of his four supposed disorders, that were only diagnosed by people picked by his own defense, and only shortly before the case was to go to trial, and none of which medication was prescribed for, had any bearing on him murdering four innocent people in cold blood? ARFID?? JMO