Could be. But do parents really go to PhD students’ parents weekend? I’d think it would be for undergraduates only?
Yup - totally agree with this. They were SO sure the entire time that this was targeted. And if they weren’t sure, and thought he may kill again, I just cannot believe that our good old chief F wouldn’t alert the public that they should be extra vigilant.
Yep. We don’t do fingerprints, but if a parent goes into a classroom, they need to be background checked. If it’s a school function in the theater or another public setting like back to school night, then it’s not required. But the background checks are not the detailed ones that take weeks to come back
I don't think the DNA results were available at the time they were "ruling out" the likely suspects or were waffling on whether the house or individuals were targeted or whether there was a threat to the community. IMO once the arrest warrant and affidavits are released, we'll learn that there was really good surveillance video, combined with vehicle registrations that led to BK. We've all seen the UofI permit log, but given its proximity, I bet LE also obtained a similar log from Wazzu. Maybe the video showed a WSU sticker, but LE kept that under wraps.
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Absolutely which is why I said we will find out in the coming days and weeks ahead what connection he had to the victims.
That was my thought, too: that they found his DNA sonewhere where BCK defence.will have an impossible task to prove that was left durung a social visit to the house or party.
So thankful for LE and their expertise in these things- especially considering all the negative flak thrown at them! So they had him under constant surveillance for quite a while? That would explain why they didn’t seem as worried about danger to the community as people thought they should.
So this is the opposite of another post a couple up from here where students said he appeared happier and more carefree after the murders.from the media( no discussion) thread
'Stinchfield said Kohberger was the teacher’s assistant in one of Stinchfield’s criminology classes. He seemed disengaged most of the time and was a harsh grader, Stinchfield said.
”He was definitely kind of a creepy guy,” Stinchfield said.
Stinchfield said Kohberger seemed more distracted and disheveled in the days after the killings, letting his facial hair grow out
”We noticed distinctly, like, oh, he must be going through it. He’s, yeah, he’s looking a lot worse,” Stinchfield said.
Joey Famularo, another criminology student in one of Kohberger’s classes, said he “always seemed a little bit on edge.”
”We just assumed he was kind of shy,” Famularo said.
Famularo said Kohberger didn’t show up to class often enough to make much of an impression, but also noted his strict grading. Kohberger said he liked to challenge his students, Famularo said.
Around the time of the killings, Famularo said Kohberger shifted to almost rubber-stamp students’ assignments, though it’s hard to say whether the timing was coincidental because students had also recently confronted him about his grading.
Jasmine Lander, who graduated this month with a degree in psychology, agreed with other students that Kohberger was a tough grader. Kohberger was the teaching assistant for the 400-level criminal justice class she took in the fall.
She said that toward the end of the semester, the professor for the class indicated he was unhappy with the amount of work Kohberger was doing and had not been responding to emails.
“He didn’t really seem like he wanted to be there, and his effort kind of showed,” Lander said.
ID - 4 University of Idaho Students Died in Apparent Homicide, Moscow, 13 Nov 2022 ****Media Thread**** NO DISCUSSION
https://www.cbsnews.com/news/bryan-kohberger-arrested-suspect-idaho-murders/ 12/30/22 Kohberger appeared in front of a Pennsylvania judge on Friday and was remanded without bond to Monroe County Correctional Facility, where he is awaiting extradition to Idaho, police said. Kohberger is...
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 especially mind-numbingly stupid idea. That's why I believed this was more of a passionate kill, albeit planned. Because the killer would have to really want these people dead in order to overwhelm his own safety faculties, not only in the process of doing the crime but afterwards. And while we still don't know his motive as of yet, it doesn't seem to have been that personal10ofRods said:
I wonder if there was a live tv across the street for media? But the celebration itself inside was for loved ones only?
I don't think it's that you 'fight' extradition, it's that you don't waive it... Like you force the process to work through the system rather than just saying ok you can take me to Idaho. Kind of like requesting on a trial for speeding ticket vs. just paying the fine. IMO
I think the significance of this question will become clear in time. Was it intended to lay the groundwork for a novel legal defense? Was someone else privy to some details of BK's activities? Too early to know.
yep
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