From Google - I bet BCK researched it.
www.survivalsullivan.com
Imo, there is also a middle area, where someone with his symptoms *might* be on the schizotypy spectrum. Check out Wikipedia's page on schizotypy. My point is that, imo, he might have been in between the psychotic disorders and not. That's purely from his writings and what friends have said in MSM! Depersonalization, etc.
Our daughter has a PhD in biomedical engineering and works exclusively with various forms of DNA and RNA, but not in forensics or ancestry. She comes up with interesting facts. One thing not mentioned is that leather literally sucks up DNA and holds it for a very long time. On the other hand, anything smooth and metal is just the opposite. The leather of that sheath likely has the DNA of anyone who ever touched it provided it's not old enough to be military issued and even maybe then. Sorting it alone would be scientific nightmare. But DNA on the snap would be relatively recent as in the last person to touch it. MOO
I think he took his phone - but switched it to Airplane mode - so that he could take pictures of his crime.
From Google - I bet BCK researched it.
I can't believe that I actually googled it - if I'm ever suspected of any crime, I googled this for Websleuths research.
The 7 Most Lethal Places to Strike with a Knife - Survival Sullivan
Last night I wrote an article that explained how you can make a knife without forging. Tonight I will try to explain how to use that knife for stabbing
I am not sure what exactly records that - only router, or router and phone both - but yes, it's a thing. I think it does not record your phone number like in the sense of the number used to call you, but some other identifiers like make, model, signal strength, maybe some sort of a device number etc.
I don't agree that this was location driven. I believe he was there because of some association with one of the victims. Love or hate were motivators.Personally, I think it's just the house.
That house sticks out like a sore thumb, both structurally and situationally. Super dark neighborhood, large dark back yard butted up against woods, strangely secluded in a fairly densely populated area, multiple levels and points of ingress egress on opposite sides. No cameras, no security system, and (normally) no males.
It's a predator's dream location.
JMHO
Ha ha, my Dad’s quote about him talking to himself was always….‘Sometimes it’s the only way to have an intelligent conversation’.
Not all rentals allow pets. Most dorms don't either.
x2 on dog or not. Most rentals close to campus that I know of the last 30 years do not allow pets. In college after a year in the dorms after 2 lucky rare rentals that allowed dogs my boyfriend and I were able to do a rent-to-own mobile home, it worked out well for us, my dogs, and my now husband. Stuff is so crazy now I'm not sure they will go to college in person, maybe hybrid from home? I'd be surprised if 1122 allowed pets, since Murphey had two owners she could have used that he lives with JD and was only visiting.
IMO if he accidentally left it, it was maybe because after killing M&K, his adrenaline was surging & he just completely forgot, I believe it was pretty dark & I think that with the timeframe we’ve seen in the PCA he was moving pretty quickly & it would have been too easy with everything that was happening, to have missed it until after he’d sped away from the crime scene. MOO
IMO I’m pretty sure the ‘Son of Sam’ law was made for this very reason. Anyone know if this law applies in Idaho? MOOI found this article from the Daily Mail interesting where they speak with a publisher who says the books and movie rights could go for $25 million.
Publishers gear up to bid $25m for rights to Idaho murders story
Major book publishers and Hollywood producers are already gearing up to bid tens of millions of dollars to secure exclusive rights to the Idaho college student murders case, DailyMail.com can reveal.www.dailymail.co.uk
Not only that, but the people who are intimately involved in this case - LE, state police, FBI, CSI, investigators, reporters, family members of BK and the victims, friends of BK, will all be approached to "sell" their piece of the story. They will be offered BIG MONEY, and for many of these folks - federal Marshals, crime scene investigators, LE, state police, FBI - they have clauses in their employer's policies and procedures that would forbid them from taking money in the course of their jobs.
However, that won't stop publishers and media outlets from asking them. For some of these folks who may be near retirement age, it may be far more lucrative to retire or quit their jobs so that they can profit from this case. I know it sounds unethical, but the lure of big money can compromise even the most ethical people.
Right now, the biggest players whose stories would sell for the most money are - as the article says - BCK himself, and in my opinion, these people - his new public defender, the police chief, the coroner, the medical examiners, the two surviving roommates, MM's boyfriend and KG's ex-boyfriend.
It's unfortunate that people involved with big cases like this one know that there could be a big payday at the end of this case. I just hope that BCK himself cannot sell his story and profit from these murders.
Chris Watts?
I searched the thread for Slate and didn't see this posted. My apologies if it's a dupe
Police Haven’t Said How They Cracked the Idaho Murders. This Is How.
Investigators found suspect Bryan Kohberger with the method that solved the Golden State Killer case. But they aren’t saying so.slate.com
You don’t have to know that; he just stabbed repeatedly.
