ID - 4 University of Idaho Students Murdered - Bryan Kohberger Arrested - Moscow # 46

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Burglary is the breaking/entering of a property with the intent to commit a crime therein; there is no taking requirement.

General: burglary

ID: https://legislature.idaho.gov/wp-content/uploads/statutesrules/idstat/Title18/T18CH14.pdf

Yes....burglary is a crime in relation to entering a protected location such as a residence to commit a crime. It is not a theft offense but a theft can be one of the crimes that fulfills the elements needed to prove it. So can any other felony offense.
 

Respectfully.
First degree murder is a felony, under the US Constitution.

Just discussed up thread....post 897...link to detailed post.

From post with link......
You won't find the term "felony murder" in most criminal statutes. The unnamed term is generally just one of the definitions under a first-degree murder statute.
Yes murder is a felony, but that does not mean it will be prosecuted in federal court. Most murders are prosecuted by the state. Being a felony has nothing to do with what court it is prosecuted.
 
I still have a major question that needs to be answered IMO (maybe it was answered earlier and I missed it). Knowing what we know now, why did LE cancel the shelter in place so quickly and say the public wasn't in any danger??? BK was only 8 miles away for weeks. Only thing I can think of is LE had him targeted almost immediately.
 
I still have a major question that needs to be answered IMO (maybe it was answered earlier and I missed it). Knowing what we know now, why did LE cancel the shelter in place so quickly and say the public wasn't in any danger??? BK was only 8 miles away for weeks. Only thing I can think of is LE had him targeted almost immediately.
I think they just made an assumption based on the crime scene that it was a personal vendetta and not a random attack.

Their statements have made it clear that they were not on to Kohberger until about four days before his arrest.
 
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I still have a major question that needs to be answered IMO (maybe it was answered earlier and I missed it). Knowing what we know now, why did LE cancel the shelter in place so quickly and say the public wasn't in any danger??? BK was only 8 miles away for weeks. Only thing I can think of is LE had him targeted almost immediately.
Yeah I don’t think it makes sense as he was in the area for several weeks after living life normally
 
BK fits the standard 'profile' of every nutcase serial killer. I personally find it offensive when people excuse the behavior of these perps by trying to use his 'being bullied, overweight, not socially included' as a reason why they do this.

Most people in life have been bullied, overweight, or socially excluded at some point in their lives. They do not go out and murder or mass murder because of it.

BK is obviously fairly intelligent, enough to be able to be starting his PhD studies in Criminology. He would have average or above reasoning skills and knowledge of right and wrong and the consequences of such. I personally think he planned to commit the 'perfect crime' because he thinks he's the smartest guy in the room, and because he hates everything E,X,M &K were.......which is everything he is NOT.

I'm not opposed to the seeking the DP in this case, but for some reason I think it would just continue to feed BK's ego. Maybe it would be better for him to have to live out his life day after day as just another convicted felon slogging through the penal system.

Justice4EXMK

MOO
 
What would make this murder different than all others that are tried by the state? I can't see this being tried as a Federal Case-
He crossed state lines to commit the crime. The burglary is already a felony charge, per MSM. If he had NOT committed a federal crime, Moscow LE would be transporting him back to Moscow. He will come via US Marshall escort.
MOO and many articles I've posted.

18 U.S. Code § 1111 - Murder​



:pAll crimes are charged at the local, state, or federal level. If you have been accused of committing a federal crime, you have been accused of breaking a national law. These cases are incredibly serious and are handled differently than other offenses. Let’s go over a few reasons why you may be charged with a federal crime, and what you should do immediately after becoming aware of the case against you. (US Constitution)

Crimes Crossing Borders​

Even if the crime you commit is not a federal law violation, per se, you still may face federal charges depending on where the crime occurred. Any crime that occurs when crossing state lines can warrant federal charges. For example, traveling with drugs from Texas to New Mexico, or kidnapping a child and driving out of the state.

Additionally, even if the defendant doesn’t physically cross state borders, any crime that does can still be a federal offense. You may be wondering, how is that possible? One example of this would be a wire fraud crime that targets people around the country through the use of the internet. While the offender did not leave their home state, the crime was technically committed in other states around the country.
 
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Hi

A few thoughts of mine are
A) LE knew of him for quite some weeks
B) how can his dad not have suspected a thing … did BK actually plan this to occur before he set off with his dad so he could “gloat “ about it in his head the whole way
C) how can a criminology student be so stupid as to use his own vehicle
D) if it’s set it’s his DNA that doesn’t mean there wasn’t another involved in some way eg vehicle driver who has yet to be revealed
E) he most definitely targeted and Set up
Those kids / the house yet he hadn’t scoped out the cameras on adjacent houses
F) the fact the uni server/ cameras being down still feels pertinent as does the drunk kids on the field - he chose that time to go in cos he knew it set up a red herring for cops to wonder if were linked
G) the Hudson thing was another thing he was aware of and therefore another avenue to target cops elsewhere than him
H) so many Google searches on those girls because he was seeking ways that cops might direct away from him

The knife will have been thrown IMO and cops tracking his car will find it … but he will have set the knife up with other DNA on it to create reasonable doubt against him
Exactly! I’ve said it before we can’t be so sure BK acted alone. He might have been the only one to get his hands dirty and actually commit the murder. But he might have had a lookout person/driver in the white Hyundai on the morning of the murders
 
ODD...He knew BK had an Elantra (white?). OK..... and states LE was looking for a white *Sedan*??? I don't know about you, but they were SHOUTING *ELANTRA* FROM THE ROOF TOPS!! Never saw *SEDAN* (four door) used to describe it. Strange. MOO
And why no one had turned in the Elantra was questioned over and over. This is why. Many just don't follow crime cases like we do. IMO.
 
But is it fair to judge someone when that person has only been charged with a crime (or many), not convicted?

I mean, we all have our opinions but that's just what they are. Opinions. We are here to share them & discuss different POV, not to judge people. JMO.
I think it’s reasonable. We all make judgments every day of our lives in order to keep ourselves and our loved ones safe. Or to avoid being ripped off.

I mean if I get a call from someone claiming to be the IRS, and they tell me I’m going to jail if I don’t send gift cards to them, I’m going to judge them pretty intensely. I think that’s both fair and reasonable.

Here we have a guy who was arrested after a serious investigation, ostensibly found via DNA evidence. I’m going to assume he’s guilty until proven otherwise. Because I’m not on the jury and I think my conclusion is reasonable.

By the way? Judging means to form an opinion.
 
I think random too.
But I don't know.
He wasn't there that long..
How did he know about the house?
Why did he know about it?
Did he work locally?
or did he stalk all 4 for months?
Good questions.... My opinion, he was only targeting one of them. He only lived about 15 minutes away, and it sounds like Moscow was a popular place for students to hang out. The house is very well-known in the area. I think he may have seen one of the girls and perhaps became obsessed with her or perhaps encountered her at a restaurant or bar, or maybe saw her social media. I believe he acted alone. He's a narcissist, he kept the car and didn't ditch it, so I think he maybe also kept the knife. JMO
 
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