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Idaho College Killer Suspect Arrested
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Online sleuths claim Idaho murder suspect Bryan Kohberger attended victims’ vigil
Some online sleuths claim murder suspect Bryan Kohberger can be spotted in images taken during a vigil held for the four University of Idaho students he allegedly murdered.
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Is that him at vigil ?
.............. Can they even prove his car was at the scene .I dont think that person even looks close to what he does. Funny how photos like these always seem fuzzy isnt it? Like UFO's *LOL*Online sleuths claim Idaho murder suspect Bryan Kohberger attended victims’ vigil
Some online sleuths claim murder suspect Bryan Kohberger can be spotted in images taken during a vigil held for the four University of Idaho students he allegedly murdered.
Is that him at vigil ?
Look at the top of that guys head, his hairline to me looks much further back. I suspect the media will keep this going forever until a trial months away.
I think I seen Elvis to .
It was seen on surveillance video making 3-point turns, etc on their street right before the crimes from what I've heard. If the tire compounds match chemically, it's just another one of dozens of nails in this guy's coffin. Just wait until the trial ... my prediction is there will be some evidence that comes out that will blow our minds.
I've heard the trial may take at least 6-8 months to start at the earliest ... it will probably be closer to a year because I'm sure his lawyer wants to delay it as much as possible ... a typical defense lawyer tactic. But the state of ID may push it to the top and get it over with ASAP. Time will tell.
Too bad the police weren't on to the Elantra when that happened (it was about a week after the crimes) because they would have lots of undercover looking for that car at that event.Online sleuths claim Idaho murder suspect Bryan Kohberger attended victims’ vigil
Some online sleuths claim murder suspect Bryan Kohberger can be spotted in images taken during a vigil held for the four University of Idaho students he allegedly murdered.
Is that him at vigil ?
Could be from his hair being longer on top and covering more of the top of his head in that area when his mug shot was taken. Need more (and better) photos of the two to compare some more. I wouldn't doubt it if he went to that event. He went back to the crime scene (per tracking/surveillance video) the same morning of the crimes before anyone in the house called 911. Then he went back home for some reason (gather up the bloody clothes and knife?) and headed down to Clarkston/Lewiston and out into the woods for 3 hours with his cell phone turned off. I'm betting the guy wasn't out on a "nature hike".
I heard there's like 90 cars on campus that fit the same description as the suspects
Don't think that many that fit the model years ... but even if so, just how many also had correlating cell phone tracking data along with the surveillance video? And on top of that, how many Elantras belonged to someone who's DNA was found in the crime house? I'd say only one.
Even if the police/FBI checked every white Elantra in WA and ID (22,000 of them), how many of them belonged to somebody who left a knife sheath in the victim's bedroom with their DNA on it, while also being tracked via cell phone going to Moscow and leaving Moscow before and after the time of the crimes? Again, I'd say only one. Nobody is going to be able to "explain" this away, including his defense lawyer.
I'm sure they will also find much more tie-in evidence in his car, apartment and electronic devices.
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That's what the "in thing" is these days. A friend of mine's son (they're all in their early 20s) and his circle of friends all communicate that way. They meet women at clubs, chat and follow each other through those social media apps, ask each other out, chit chat, talk, communicate, etc. It's way more different than the traditional way people our age (gen x) socialized. They all crave that "online attention". They will constantly be checking who's looked at their stories, status, who's going where, who's dating who, etc. Imo it's just one big huge clustermess.
I think he is referring to hearing a "bump in the night" and roaming around , especially outside.
If i hear something i think is human, that should not be there, i don't roam outside. I might carefully look from some upstairs windows. But exiting and searching for an intruder is dangerous. He/She will see you , before you see them, if you are opening a door and going outside. If you end up in some gun fire, you may not be protected by castle doctrine , outside your home, depending on your state law.
I would hunker down, listen, if it continues, call law enforcement, if intruders enter the home, call out that you are armed and sit quiet after that, not further giving away your position, until you need to shoot. Do not have your weapon in your hand when law enforcement arrives on scene.
I keep all my defensive handguns loaded and chambered in the house. Is SOP for us. My adult son/daughter-in-law know this, in case they come to our house. My wife knows if the gun is out of the safe, its hot and ready.
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That is not a great idea. In a stressful situation, motor skills aren't what you would expect them to be.
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I keep all my firearms fully loaded, clips/magazines in, only takes a microsecond to chamber them.
We both qualify and practice on a regular basis concerning every part of the firearm. Chambering is a piece of cake.
We both qualify and practice on a regular basis concerning every part of the firearm. Chambering is a piece of cake.
I keep all my firearms fully loaded, clips/magazines in, only takes a microsecond to chamber them.
We both qualify and practice on a regular basis concerning every part of the firearm. Chambering is a piece of cake.
America needs more people like the both you.
Well said. Empathy sets the foundation for a civilized society.
- Cognitive Empathy: the ability to understand another's perspective. ...
- Emotional Empathy: the ability to physically feel what another person feels. ...
- Empathic Concern: the ability to sense what another needs from you
Perps at the scenes or memorials are very common. As Fire Marshal I got many good leads and actually caught a couple serial offenders on scene.
One I convicted got a six pack of not common beer and drank it to get “fired” up. I noticed the cans a two scenes on a row and searched it out as not where it was sold in that area. Got videos of the purchases and of course good face photos and got him on the third fire.
When I arrived on scene I found him beside a fire captain and his crew getting ready to make entry in the back door from the alley.
It will be interesting to see what investigators find on his phone or computer. I wonder if in his college studies of famous criminals if they discussed the use of hardware and software like hammers and Bleachbit to destroy incriminating evidence on electronic devices ?
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