yeah this is the person I've seen posted everywhere in the last hour --- not that other guy someone posted earlier on this page.redcrayon said:
https://www.boston.com/news/national-news/2022/12/30/university-of-idaho-quadruple-homicide-suspect-bryan-kohberger-arrested/
Arrest paperwork filed by Pennsylvania State Police in Monroe County Court said Bryan Christopher Kohberger, 28, was being held for extradition in a criminal homicide investigation based on an active arrest warrant for first degree murder issued by the Moscow Police Department and Latah County Prosecutor's Office.
University of Idaho - 4 college students murdered
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Done.
Holy **** he looks like Dennis.
holy crap --- that reddit link. dude took his fascination with understanding criminology way too far.themissinglink said:
Another name floating around is a WSU Phd student studying criminology.https://6abc.com/idaho-murders-arrest-pocono-mountains-pa-university-of-poconos/12630750/Quote:
Action News has confirmed the man's name is Bryan Kohberger.
https://www.reddit.com/r/ExCons/comments/v1yai5/research_participation_needed/?utm_source=share&utm_medium=ios_app&utm_name=iossmf
Bryan Kohberger listed as criminal justice student at Washington State University in Pullman. University is about 8 miles/12 minutes from crime scene. #Idaho4 pic.twitter.com/S7D2E3yi77
— Dee Dee đź’™ (@tweetmedebbieb) December 30, 2022
This is wild. Hopefully the presser is easy to find and watch
any chance he drove a white car?!?!AgResearch said:Bryan Kohberger listed as criminal justice student at Washington State University in Pullman. University is about 8 miles/12 minutes from crime scene. #Idaho4 pic.twitter.com/S7D2E3yi77
— Dee Dee đź’™ (@tweetmedebbieb) December 30, 2022
Curious how they found him. With that reddit research project he apparently posted, makes you wonder if he left a previous online trail that they picked up on in looking for potential creepers posting from Idaho and WSU ISPs
twitter saying yes, but its twitter
Waltonloads08 said:
twitter saying yes, but its twitter
Two senior law enforcement officials tell @Jonathan4NY a white Elantra was taken away from the Pennsylvania home where the suspect was apprehended Friday. Moscow police had been looking for one in connection with the case. https://t.co/d53JgmG5fF
— NBC New York (@NBCNewYork) December 30, 2022
Damn, that was quick. Homeboy took his college assignment too literally
can't wait to hear how they tracked him down.
well there you go.
I am guessing he studied criminology BECAUSE he wanted to be the perfect killer.Quote:
holy crap --- that reddit link. dude took his fascination with understanding criminology way too far.
Any word on how or if he knew the victims?
NM
this was some of the questions in his survey that folks through reddit found from one of his posts:Ellis Wyatt said:I am guessing he studied criminology BECAUSE he wanted to be the perfect killer.Quote:
holy crap --- that reddit link. dude took his fascination with understanding criminology way too far.
unfreakingbelievable....Quote:
some of the questions in his survey are outright disturbing holy.....
- What steps did you take prior to locating the victim or target? Detail your thoughts and feelings.
- Why did you choose that victim over others?
- Before making your move, how did you approach the victim or target? Detail what you were thinking or feeling.
- What was the first move you made to accomplish your goal? Detail any thoughts or feelings at this point.
- How did you leave the scene?
- Did you struggle with or fight the victim ?
Waltonloads08 said:
can't wait to hear how they tracked him down.
My guess is friend or family member left a tip to police he was a student near there, owned a white Elantra, and was now back in PA
And how did that work out for him?
There are so many cameras everywhere these days. With a high profile case and extremely engaged law enforcement, getting away with murder in a decent urban/suburban area seems like it would be difficult.
It seems like the gas station employee who found the footage of the white Elantra really helped crack this case.
Well, he has made himself infamous. Not sure what a person's goals are when they do things like this.thegoodolag15 said:
And how did that work out for him?
I have heard of serial killers wanting to get caught. At this point, we know little about the guy. Maybe he has killed other people.
which is possibly why he created surveys asking criminals info on how they got caught, their thoughts during the crime, etc. etc. etc.DannyDuberstein said:
There are so many cameras everywhere these days. With a high profile case and extremely engaged law enforcement, getting away with murder in a decent urban/suburban area seems like it would be difficult.
Whoa.NPH- said:this was some of the questions in his survey that folks through reddit found from one of his posts:Ellis Wyatt said:I am guessing he studied criminology BECAUSE he wanted to be the perfect killer.Quote:
holy crap --- that reddit link. dude took his fascination with understanding criminology way too far.unfreakingbelievable....Quote:
some of the questions in his survey are outright disturbing holy.....
- What steps did you take prior to locating the victim or target? Detail your thoughts and feelings.
- Why did you choose that victim over others?
- Before making your move, how did you approach the victim or target? Detail what you were thinking or feeling.
- What was the first move you made to accomplish your goal? Detail any thoughts or feelings at this point.
- How did you leave the scene?
- Did you struggle with or fight the victim ?
I hope someone in law enforcement asks him all those same questions.Quote:
this was some of the questions in his survey that folks through reddit found from one of his posts:unfreakingbelievable....Quote:
some of the questions in his survey are outright disturbing holy.....
- What steps did you take prior to locating the victim or target? Detail your thoughts and feelings.
- Why did you choose that victim over others?
- Before making your move, how did you approach the victim or target? Detail what you were thinking or feeling.
- What was the first move you made to accomplish your goal? Detail any thoughts or feelings at this point.
- How did you leave the scene?
- Did you struggle with or fight the victim ?
Freaking ted Bundy wannabe
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Jilted ex-boyfriend?
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This will be an incredible/tragic trial to watch.
Reddit just scrubbed his account. It appears that he posted the same survey on several different subreddits, but they didnt have a whole lot of engagement from what I could see. Single upvote and no comments, except for the ones from today where it was speculated that that was his account.
Ted Lasso said:Waltonloads08 said:
can't wait to hear how they tracked him down.
My guess is friend or family member left a tip to police he was a student near there, owned a white Elantra, and was now back in PA
Yep. Either that or a fellow student in some of his classes at WSU would be my guess.
I'm real curious to see the connection and motive.
Still think this wasn't his first time. Would be interesting if those other stabbings that happened to people in their sleep come back up.
But not getting rid of that car (if it was his) when everyone in the country knew that was what the police were looking for obviously is pretty stupid.
But not getting rid of that car (if it was his) when everyone in the country knew that was what the police were looking for obviously is pretty stupid.
If he's like bundy, he believes he's smarter than everyone else and wouldn't be caught.
Psychopath either way.
Psychopath either way.
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