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I didn't suggest that they killed him, I only suggested that the area around the house was frequented by teens and delinquents. Any of them might have taken an offense. I don't believe he was a biker because as I said, I don't think a biker would wear these types of clothes. And while that in no...

For my money, no. He seems to have struck at random, going to whoever is closest to him. I would think if he knew his way around the house, he'd have been way more methodical in his approach (wait for them in their rooms before surprise attacking them). But I absolutely do believe he knew the...

First, I'd like to thank you for the absolute amazing work you've done on this case and the amount of info you have gathered. As I said, I've always been fascinated by this case, but it wasn't exactly a popular discussion years ago in Western media and forums and there was no-one to talk to...

Great thread. This is a case I've been interested for years and definitely one of the weirdest once out there. For my money, everything in this case seems to point to one of those skateboarders Mikio seemed to have arguments with. The age and subculture appropriate clothing, the juvenile...

I think the answer to this is simple - our brains tend to associate a person's appearance and how we perceive them with the acts we think they've done. I guarantee you if Kohberger wasn't accused of these murders, nobody would call him creepy looking, let alone being evil just from pictures...

We don't know his motive as of yet though. I think psychopathy and sociopathy are very outdated terms. Fact is, the vast majority of killers or even serial killers are "normal". They behave in the same way as normal people do - have friends, have family, have girlfriends, etc. What is the...

You would think if he studied this, he would have left his car back home and just travelled on foot with a backpack to change clothes. The distance from Pullman to is just 8 miles, going back and forth between Pullman and Moscow would have taken him a few hours at best.. Thank God he isn't a...

I feel like you're overthinking this, guys. He didn't have 1v1 UFC fight with his victims. He went with a combat knife while they slept and were tired and possibly drunk, as well. He also had the element of surprise. It really wouldn't take that much effort, if we're being honest, especially...

What gives you the idea that this guy would have killed more considering his "performance" in this case? Way too many rookie mistakes for this to be an experienced killer. Sure, he was bold. He was also incredibly stupid. Definitely would be surprised if this wasn't his first major crime.

To be fair, I've said it before, the killer would be an absolute dumbass to attack a house and an area like that. I've argued with people before on this, but if Bryan wanted to conduct the "perfect" crime, he went totally the wrong way about it (and we can be thankful for that). The car bit was...

To be honest, I don't think it would have mattered how well he is built. The victims were all sleepy, unarmed, exhausted and more than likely drunk. Even Ethan, despite his physical advantage, wouldn't be much of a threat in that state. Killer also had the first shot on the majority of his...

If they tracked the car indeed from that footage, then that person is a hero. That footage was about to be deleted if not for them and then we'd be screwed and had another Delphi. Thank God this guy is a complete idiot, as well.

Interesting. I don't think they have a suspect yet since I believe they would have outright said they have someone in custody, but maybe they have had some big break? DNA and stuff?

IMO, it's one of the skateboarders the father had issues with that did it. The killer's attire and where he brought his clothes holds huge clues to that. Furthermore, jumping from that tree into the house seems to have required a fair bit of athleticism. The killer also doesn't seem experienced...

A perfect house for an attack would be a house that is single story, gives an easy opportunity for the killer to escape if something goes wrong, has multiple escape routes, preferably near canals or creeks or main roads that will allow the killer to easily blend after an attack. This house is...

A couple of things about that. From what I remember, BTK actually only planned to hit the mother, but the addition of the husband wasn't expected because for some reason ( i don't remember why) he stayed at home that day. Can you argue that this killer might not have known who was at the house...

You're grossly overexaggerating what I said. I said that killers plan for risk, but a serial killer, whether organized or not, would pick the path with the least resistance. Which is why most serial killers target lonely women and even serial killers that are enormously risky in their behavior...

Somewhat true, but not entirely imo. An organized killer who knows what he is doing would never take such a chance that this killer did. There are multiple things that could have gone wrong at any single point of the crime. Killers that are organized very rarely take risks to their own safety...

I would argue that the fact that the killer went specifically to the top floor suggests that, not the attention Kaylee and Maddie have received. There's 3 possibilities: 1. Kaylee or Maddie or both were the targets 2. Only the four victims were the target. 3. Everyone in the house was the...

I might have overexaggerated at the 'slightest suspicion' part but the cops do not really need that much if they believe you are the suspect. All they need is a probable cause and circumstantial evidence to at least hold you for a specific time. Take Delphi as the recent example - the case is...