GUILTY PLEA DEAL ACCEPTED - ID - 4 Univ of Idaho Students Murdered, Bryan Kohberger Arrested, Moscow, Nov 2022 #114

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Just a word of warning. Chris Mcdonough, who famously coerced false confessions in the Stephanie Crowe case, and accused an innocent Twitter user of being Bryan Laundrie when Laundrie was dead, is the source of all the new news articles we're seeing (bananas, threatening to commit suicide, befriending serial killers).

Take anything you're reading with a massive grain of salt.
 
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Dbm
 
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Among the cookies,
there are some famous brand names,
such as Oreo, Chips Ahoy, and Nutter Butter. 🍪

(Nutter Butter??? 🤣)
OMG I am laughing out loud, never thought of it in that way, LOLLL
 
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Just a word of warning. Chris Mcdonough, who famously coerced false confessions in the Stephanie Crowe case, and accused an innocent Twitter user of being Bryan Laundrie when Laundrie was dead, is the source of all the new news articles we're seeing (bananas, threatening to commit suicide, befriending serial killers).

Take anything you're reading with a massive grain of salt.
I thought Trish banned any of his “stuff” quite awhile back

Interesting behavior in the Suzanne Morphew searches, I’d been fooled in the beginning
 
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They'd better comply....or else! 😁

I guess...

The paper is patiently waiting to be scribbled upon with complaint hehe
The 🖊️ is also waiting...

JMO as always
Maybe Bryan will lose the privilege of having a pencil. That’ll end the constant complaints.
 
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He will probably complain as he can’t be assured they are purely vegan. 🤭

Wonder who doesn’t make the list for cookies? Seems like they should be a treat for cooperation and a good attitude.
Exactly! This is especially upsetting to me that a murderer qualifies for cookies, when I as a recently diagnosed diabetic can't have them anymore.
 
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That photo of Bryan in the Santa hat - sorry mate, I'm afraid you didn't get the job this time.
 
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I think it was nice, and a lot of college students would appreciate their parent doing that. Plus American culture is different from European. Flights are more expensive and more people own cars.

Not to mention college kids going home for Christmas break will take their cars if they're at all able to because they'll be home for a month. They need transportation at home.

MOO
 
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Letting being taken advantage of and exploited
emboldens the perp who sees it as weakness.

Discipline and setting boundaries are vital.

JMO

There is no evidence his parents didn't want to talk to him for that long. IMO, it's a stretch to link how long his parents talked to him on the phone to this case.
 
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Exactly! This is especially upsetting to me that a murderer qualifies for cookies, when I as a recently diagnosed diabetic can't have them anymore.

Dear @LinasK

I understand your feeling of deprivation as I’m borderline diabetic and am supposed to be changing my food habits, too.

But BK is young and a lot of these illnesses hit as we get older.

I know it feels punitive to have to give up something you like, and why should you be punished and BK gets to have cookies when he’s a quadruple murderer, but of course your doctors are just looking out for your health and well-being.

There are a lot of sugar-free cookies that IMO are pretty good.

Stay healthy and remember he is confined to a cell and you are not!

I looked up your cousin’s case as well as Ilene’s. Heartbreaking. Thanks for keeping their names alive.
 
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Exactly! This is especially upsetting to me that a murderer qualifies for cookies, when I as a recently diagnosed diabetic can't have them anymore.
Let the rat have a cookie in his box. It is upsetting that the DP is so difficult in black and white cases like this.
But the DP in general was unfortunately never applied fairly, which resulted in the courts ensuring a thorough and robust appeal process.
So you have this useless manosphere wannabee hanging out in a steel box complaining about bananas etc. for the next 6O years for a about a total cost million dollars.
 
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Let the rat have a cookie in his box. It is upsetting that the DP is so difficult in black and white cases like this.
But the DP in general was unfortunately never applied fairly, which resulted in the courts ensuring a thorough and robust appeal process.
So you have this useless manosphere wannabee hanging out in a steel box complaining about bananas etc. for the next 6O years for a about a total cost million dollars.
I'm all for Idaho saving ~$1M if you get my gist.
 
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Really clear audio

20 minute video

 
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Really clear video

Lays it out so plainly.

55 minutes

 
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Really clear audio

20 minute video

Ugh, this won't be a popular post---but whenever I hear these audios, I go back to that very confusing question---WHY didn't the survivors call 911 until noon the next day? 😳
 
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Ugh, this won't be a popular post---but whenever I hear these audios, I go back to that very confusing question---WHY didn't the survivors call 911 until noon the next day? 😳
It doesn't matter and it wouldn't have made a difference. All four victims had grievous, mortal injuries incompatible with life.

People react in all kinds of ways when faced with frightening situations. That they stayed hidden in their room, quiet, makes complete sense to me, ESPECIALLY because of their age. These are the generation of post-Columbine children raised from infancy with active shooter drills. They have had it hammered into them with the spectre of horrible, brutal death that when you think there might be a threat, you lock the door, you huddle together, stay quiet, and hide.

MOO
 
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Ugh, this won't be a popular post---but whenever I hear these audios, I go back to that very confusing question---WHY didn't the survivors call 911 until noon the next day? 😳
when I was in college and stayed out late partying on a Saturday night, I often did not rise until about that time the next morning. Well afternoon from time to time. I doubt that is a unique experience. They were just kids trying to enjoy the college life. They didn’t know there was something they needed to wake up and deal with. 🙁
 
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They didn’t know there was something they needed to wake up and deal with. 🙁
RSBM

I don't agree, in this specific case, the facts are very clear, I'll outline them below.

IMO the roomate who saw/heard the crime was in a literal trauma response (not a pop psychology one). Just as, if you're in a serious accident, your mind will not allow you to think about what happened or what you should do. You will just be focussed on finding safety, like a deer hiding from a lion.

This happens so often, people critize a victim for not acting rationally when they are injured or lost, etc. But their problem is, their rational mind has literally turned off. The organism doesn't want the person to do anything stupid.

In the released policecam footage, the roomate who saw BK said she was utterly terrified that night and had to work up her courage to dash downstairs and hide/lock herself in with the downstairs roommate, who was the only one who answered her repeated texts to all the girls in the house.

The next morning the two survivors kept texting the others and were too afraid to go upstairs, finally contacting a friend, who brought a guy over, who was the only one willing to go upstairs, although first he went and got a sharp knife from the kitchen!

IMO, that's because although the witness couldn't say what she saw, she emotionally conveyed her genuine terror.

So it was not the situation that they didn't know something terrible must have happened. Otherwise, why didn't they all go up to Xana, who the guy had glimpsed lying on the floor, and check how she was. Instead, they left the house and huddled, dressed in their pjs, out in their parking lot in near freezing weather. And told 911 their friend appeared to have passed out... But if she'd only passed out or had an OD, why were they out by the garbage bin?

Terror, that's why.

JMO
 

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