"Schizophrenia" has nothing to do with "alternate personalities".TexasRebel said:
Unless the other person he asked if they arrested is an alternate schizophrenic personality.
Bro, don't even argue with me. You have no idea what the hell you are talking about.TexasRebel said:
It does if one of those personalities are manifestations of a person's hallucinations
YokelRidesAgain said:Bro, don't even argue with me. You have no idea what the hell you are talking about.TexasRebel said:
It does if one of those personalities are manifestations of a person's hallucinations
Me doctor, board certified by the American Board of Psychiatry and Neurology.
You F16.
zgolfz85 said:
To me that redditor just looks like someone also working in crime or studying crime. The posts are creepy, but that's as far as I give them credit for
Love me some F16 mushroom bruising / stamping. Not sure which of my personalities is typing this, however.YokelRidesAgain said:Bro, don't even argue with me. You have no idea what the hell you are talking about.TexasRebel said:
It does if one of those personalities are manifestations of a person's hallucinations
Me doctor, board certified by the American Board of Psychiatry and Neurology.
You F16.
bonfarr said:
Xana and Madison both worked at a vegan restaurant, I am guessing that's where this guy first encountered them. He reportedly became a vegan some time in the last few years.
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I'm getting Elliott Rodger vibes from him.
Dr. Katherine Ramsland was one of Bryan Kohberger’s professors in Criminology Studies at DeSales University, where he earned a masters degree last spring.
— Kerri Rawson (@KerriRawson) January 1, 2023
Ramsland has, or did have a close academic relationship and friendship with my father, Dennis Rader, BTK. 1/ https://t.co/PZ9aw6jFsS
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Rawson continued to lay out her disturbing theory: "I have ongoing concerns, knowing how common it is for criminology students, true crime fans, and others to correspond regularly with my father, that Kohberger could have been in contact with my father at some point, but require proof of this, which currently I do not know of."
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This avenue may be one that detectives and the FBI should explore. If Kohberger was communicating with Rader, those communications would be crucial evidence. Rader's first murder was a quadruple homicide. In 1974, he murdered Joseph Otero, his wife, and their two children by brutally strangling and suffocating them. Rader wasn't convicted of those murders or many others until 2005, when his obsession with media attention caused him to send communications that led police to him.
Rawson pointed out the similarities between her father and Kohberger: "My father graduated with a bachelor's in Criminal Justice, from Wichita State University, making a mockery of this important field, using his college courses to study his own ongoing murders and get access to LE information in the 1970s."
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The criminology student accused of slaying four University of Idaho students had stalked his alleged victims before the November murders and wore gloves in a supermarket weeks afterwards, according to a new report.
Cellphone data shows that Bryan Kohberger, 28, was often in the same location as the three sorority sisters and one of their boyfriends before he allegedly slashed them to death as they apparently slept at an off campus house, a source close to one of the case's investigators told The Daily Mail.
Kohberger also seemed to be careful about not leaving fingerprints in public even as he fled to his native state of Pennsylvania in recent days, the anonymous source told the outlet Sunday.
"He's not stupid and has been very careful," said the source, who claimed to be "good friends" with one of the cops who had surveilled the murder suspect in the days before his arrest.
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He followed him into a Giant [Pennsylvania grocery store chain] and wore gloves the entire time," the source reportedly said of his investigator pal.
"Not sure if they ever interacted but his cell phone pings followed their every move for weeks," the source reportedly said of Kohberger's alleged stalking.
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"If somebody like this was really a student of criminal justice and criminology, then he would understand certain things like Locard's Exchange Principle," Prof. Joseph Giacalone, a retired NYPD detective sergeant who teaches at John Jay College of Criminal Justice, told The Daily Beast Saturday.
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"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 reportedly said. "At the end of the day, experience trumps academics every day of the week and twice on Sunday."
"It will be really interesting to find out, as we go, if he came prepared," added the expert.
"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 shoes, 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."
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An attorney for Bryan Kohberger, who allegedly killed the group of students at an off-campus house in Moscow, Idaho, last month, said his client will waive his extradition hearing that's set for Tuesday. But Kohberger will still be required to be at the Pennsylvania court house on Tuesday to sign the proper paperwork, according to CBS News.
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"Because of obviously the attention of this case, I assume Idaho is prepared and ready to transport him back already," Monroe County Chief Public Defender Jason LaBar told the outlet.
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Kohberger, who was arrested by federal authorities on Friday in Pennsylvania, could be transported to Idaho as quickly as 72 hours after he signs the paperwork, LaBar said. However, procedure gives authorities as much as 10 days to start the extradition process.
Depends on if he wants to invoke speedy trial. My guess is maybe year if he doesn't? Just my WAG.PA24 said:
Reminds me of Ted Bundy or David Wayne Spence who did the Lake Waco stabbings.
Any idea when this case goes to trial?
Normally such a grisly crime scene is indicatice of a crime of passion, spur of the moment. But when the police were still without a suspect a few weeks later, less likely it was not planned and pre-meditated.MsDoubleD81 said:
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The criminology student accused of slaying four University of Idaho students had stalked his alleged victims before the November murders and wore gloves in a supermarket weeks afterwards, according to a new report.
Cellphone data shows that Bryan Kohberger, 28, was often in the same location as the three sorority sisters and one of their boyfriends before he allegedly slashed them to death as they apparently slept at an off campus house, a source close to one of the case's investigators told The Daily Mail.
This is sooooo creepy!
Richard Speck was all juiced up on drugs and alcohol when he butchered the nurses in Chicago in the 60's.aggiehawg said:Normally such a grisly crime scene is indicatice of a crime of passion, spur of the moment. But when the police were still without a suspect a few weeks later, less likely it was not planned and pre-meditated.MsDoubleD81 said:
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The criminology student accused of slaying four University of Idaho students had stalked his alleged victims before the November murders and wore gloves in a supermarket weeks afterwards, according to a new report.
Cellphone data shows that Bryan Kohberger, 28, was often in the same location as the three sorority sisters and one of their boyfriends before he allegedly slashed them to death as they apparently slept at an off campus house, a source close to one of the case's investigators told The Daily Mail.
This is sooooo creepy!
Well there have been reports that Kohberg appeared to be on the edge of exhaustion after the murders so I suppose a relapse is possible.PA24 said:Richard Speck was all juiced up on drugs and alcohol when he butchered the nurses in Chicago in the 60's.aggiehawg said:Normally such a grisly crime scene is indicatice of a crime of passion, spur of the moment. But when the police were still without a suspect a few weeks later, less likely it was not planned and pre-meditated.MsDoubleD81 said:
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The criminology student accused of slaying four University of Idaho students had stalked his alleged victims before the November murders and wore gloves in a supermarket weeks afterwards, according to a new report.
Cellphone data shows that Bryan Kohberger, 28, was often in the same location as the three sorority sisters and one of their boyfriends before he allegedly slashed them to death as they apparently slept at an off campus house, a source close to one of the case's investigators told The Daily Mail.
This is sooooo creepy!
I read where our suspect is a former heroine addict, wonder if he had a drug relapse. Some of the back alley reports of the crime scene is horrible, savage attacks.
Not going to repeat what I read.
link?PA24 said:Richard Speck was all juiced up on drugs and alcohol when he butchered the nurses in Chicago in the 60's.aggiehawg said:Normally such a grisly crime scene is indicatice of a crime of passion, spur of the moment. But when the police were still without a suspect a few weeks later, less likely it was not planned and pre-meditated.MsDoubleD81 said:
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The criminology student accused of slaying four University of Idaho students had stalked his alleged victims before the November murders and wore gloves in a supermarket weeks afterwards, according to a new report.
Cellphone data shows that Bryan Kohberger, 28, was often in the same location as the three sorority sisters and one of their boyfriends before he allegedly slashed them to death as they apparently slept at an off campus house, a source close to one of the case's investigators told The Daily Mail.
This is sooooo creepy!
I read where our suspect is a former heroine addict, wonder if he had a drug relapse. Some of the back alley reports of the crime scene is horrible, savage attacks.
Not going to repeat what I read.
I'd be curious to know how precise the cell phone data they have is. If it's based on cell phone tower data, I don't think they can see more than the fact he was is the Moscow, Idaho which it doesn't sound like is uncommon for a WSU student. If they got access to his apple/Google GPS data, it would be much more accurate.MsDoubleD81 said:
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The criminology student accused of slaying four University of Idaho students had stalked his alleged victims before the November murders and wore gloves in a supermarket weeks afterwards, according to a new report.
Cellphone data shows that Bryan Kohberger, 28, was often in the same location as the three sorority sisters and one of their boyfriends before he allegedly slashed them to death as they apparently slept at an off campus house, a source close to one of the case's investigators told The Daily Mail.
This is sooooo creepy!
No matter what side of the aisle you sit on, it's bull**** like this that really frustrates me and it really sucks that people can say this now like it's no big deal and we dont live in a tyrannical state with a Ministry of Truth that either allows things to be said or crushes them.themissinglink said:
I can't find the video and looks like it's since been deleted.
cheeky said:
Former profile pic of InsideLooking now removed
Is this the killer?
Not to detail, but I've been told by CM's and leftist on here that cell phone data or pings are inaccurate. Are we sure this is not just uber drivers?aggiehawg said:Quote:
The criminology student accused of slaying four University of Idaho students had stalked his alleged victims before the November murders and wore gloves in a supermarket weeks afterwards, according to a new report.
Cellphone data shows that Bryan Kohberger, 28, was often in the same location as the three sorority sisters and one of their boyfriends before he allegedly slashed them to death as they apparently slept at an off campus house, a source close to one of the case's investigators told The Daily Mail.
Kohberger also seemed to be careful about not leaving fingerprints in public even as he fled to his native state of Pennsylvania in recent days, the anonymous source told the outlet Sunday.
"He's not stupid and has been very careful," said the source, who claimed to be "good friends" with one of the cops who had surveilled the murder suspect in the days before his arrest.Quote:
He followed him into a Giant [Pennsylvania grocery store chain] and wore gloves the entire time," the source reportedly said of his investigator pal.
"Not sure if they ever interacted but his cell phone pings followed their every move for weeks," the source reportedly said of Kohberger's alleged stalking.Quote:
"If somebody like this was really a student of criminal justice and criminology, then he would understand certain things like Locard's Exchange Principle," Prof. Joseph Giacalone, a retired NYPD detective sergeant who teaches at John Jay College of Criminal Justice, told The Daily Beast Saturday.LINKQuote:
"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 reportedly said. "At the end of the day, experience trumps academics every day of the week and twice on Sunday."
"It will be really interesting to find out, as we go, if he came prepared," added the expert.
"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 shoes, 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."
LOL. You really are clueless.milosh said:
This isn't random purchased marketing data… this is his phone.
