kittythehare
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Imagine what it's like by now?Moscow Police Chief Fry said they received 400 calls to the tip line in one hour after announcing the arrest yesterday.
Imagine what it's like by now?Moscow Police Chief Fry said they received 400 calls to the tip line in one hour after announcing the arrest yesterday.
Thanks CC, I've been MIA today, I hadn't seen that. I'm glad he's not fighting itPost from @sunshineray brought over from previous thread:
"I wonder if he was KG's stalker, if he followed her social media even. Do you think he'll fight extradition?"
ME:
He has decided not to fight extradition and looks forward to being exonerated.
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Idaho college student slaying suspect Bryan Kohberger to waive extradition hearing: Attorney
The man Idaho police believe murdered four college students will waive extradition in Pennsylvania ensuring a quick return to Idaho to face charges.www.foxnews.com
4 hours here - 9th island HNYStill 6 hours away on my rock!
The thing of swapping addictions though..Chiming in on the use of heroin. No one just starts using heroin. Other drugs and drinking starts first, by the time heroin Is used your already prone to addiction. Very few heroin addicts remain clean for a long period of time. Rehab is not a cure, it’s a recovery program that needs maintenance to remain clean. You don’t use or drink if you want to remain clean…..it just won’t work. IF he is an addict, he would not be drinking.
More interested in his online life for now.Can’t wait to see the loads of groupies he’ll probably attract.
Maybe he just went to people watch? JMOThe thing of swapping addictions though..
Sometimes it's gambling, sometimes it's a move to alcohol from narcotics.. he is known to have a few drinks according to Brewery place proprietor and seemed to imply he got inebriated pretty quickly, from staff notes..
But still might be just casual as opposed to addictive drinking?
Could be sex, violence.. anything.
IF he truly was an addict, as you rightly say.
I don't know.
Needle in a haystack without his internet search history.
And to brag to female undergrads about his PhD program, I’m sure.Maybe he just went to people watch? JMO
From the article:
“If somebody like this was really a student of criminal justice and criminology, then he would understand certain things like Locard’s Exchange Principle,” Giacalone told The Daily Beast, referring to the time-tested forensic theory that “every contact leaves a trace.”
“It shows you the arrogance of people like him, where he thinks he’s smarter than the cops because he read something in a book,” Giacalone continued. “At the end of the day, experience trumps academics every day of the week and twice on Sunday.”
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“It will be really interesting to find out, as we go, if he came prepared,” said Giacalone. “Did he wear gloves, a Tyvek suit, what was he doing to not get caught? Was he covering his hair? Did he wear booties over his shows, knowing that he’s going to be stepping in a lot of blood? Those are behavioral aspects, where [prosecutors] can say, ‘This was well thought-out and planned.”
BBM
Scheduled for Tuesday January 3rdDo you guys know when his next court appearance is? Will it include the extradition change?
Missy Bevers case- no dna?From the article:
“If somebody like this was really a student of criminal justice and criminology, then he would understand certain things like Locard’s Exchange Principle,” Giacalone told The Daily Beast, referring to the time-tested forensic theory that “every contact leaves a trace.”
“It shows you the arrogance of people like him, where he thinks he’s smarter than the cops because he read something in a book,” Giacalone continued. “At the end of the day, experience trumps academics every day of the week and twice on Sunday.”
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“It will be really interesting to find out, as we go, if he came prepared,” said Giacalone. “Did he wear gloves, a Tyvek suit, what was he doing to not get caught? Was he covering his hair? Did he wear booties over his shows, knowing that he’s going to be stepping in a lot of blood? Those are behavioral aspects, where [prosecutors] can say, ‘This was well thought-out and planned.”
BBM
Why would it take a week do you imagine?Probably a full week after his extradition court appearance, that's what I think it'll take. Monroe County wants him gone and the governor almost certainly feels the same. I think PA will act quickly. AJMO
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I see now BCK is not fighting extradition from PA, good news.
Using any drug or alcohol will always lead back to the drug of choice. Once you’ve used heroin, that becomes the drug of choice…..it’s daily struggle not to use. My point is I don’t think this guy used heroin, or went to rehab for it. He may have told people that but it’s hard to believe if he drinks.The thing of swapping addictions though..
Sometimes it's gambling, sometimes it's a move to alcohol from narcotics.. he is known to have a few drinks according to Brewery place proprietor and seemed to imply he got inebriated pretty quickly, from staff notes..
But still might be just casual as opposed to addictive drinking?
Could be sex, violence.. anything.
IF he truly was an addict, as you rightly say.
I don't know.
Needle in a haystack without his internet search history.
He'll be back by Friday I'm sure. He'll waive extradition on Tuesday and be on a flight on Thursday or Friday, possibly commercial but most likely JPATS given the high profile nature of the case.IMO I think he will be back in Idaho in a lot less than 30 days. They seemed eager to get him back to Idaho at the press conference.
He has a hearing on Tuesday January 3 in Monroe County PA to dtremine if he will be extradited to Idaho. That has been widely reported in media but it does not appear on the court calendar yet.Do you guys know when his next court appearance is? Will it include the extradition change?
Lol, booking tickets to your neck of the woods right now, for March!4 hours here - 9th island HNY
Commenting on my own post because - could this be the type of connection that Dad has been going on about in the media? That restaurant "Mad Greek" closed down to grieve, and is now open again. Wonder if cc records were obtained and owner/employee statements?Has it been discussed that Maddie and Xana worked at Mad Greek? The menu states that you can ask server for vegan options. Wonder if there was an encounter like the one documented when he was in PA? And he became fixated...or felt rejected? Just wondering
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'You will be greatly missed' | Moscow restaurant remembers University of Idaho students, servers
Madison Mogen and Xana Kernodle were servers at Mad Greek restaurant in Moscow. The two were among the four students murderedin a house near the University of Idaho.www.krem.com
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Idaho 'killer' is accused of scaring female staff at brewery
Jordan Serulneck, 34, owner of the Seven Siren Brewing Company, accused Idaho murder suspect Bryan Kohberger of harassing his female staff and customers at his Pennsylvania bar.www.dailymail.co.uk
He could well have experimented with it and his parents sent him to rehab because they found out and while in 'rehab' he was taught alpha male skills..?Using any drug or alcohol will always lead back to the drug of choice. Once you’ve used heroin, that becomes the drug of choice…..it’s daily struggle not to use. My point is I don’t think this guy used heroin, or went to rehab for it. He may have told people that but it’s hard to believe if he drinks.
I was wondering if the “connection” the Dad found was through Instagram since there were so many fake profiles for BK that followed them. Maybe he didn’t realize they were fake? JMOCommenting on my own post because - could this be the type of connection that Dad has been going on about in the media? That restaurant "Mad Greek" closed down to grieve, and is now open again. Wonder if cc records were obtained and owner/employee statements?
He could well have worn protective clothing and taken precautions such as those described in NYP article to minimise blood spill.My guess is that he could not afford to dump the car and replace it. I bet he hated that Elantra.