Bryan Kohberger's Disturbing Phone Searches After Idaho Murders, with Mark Eiglarsh
Megyn KellyMay 13, 202513 min310,938 views
40 connectionsΒ·40 entities in this videoβNew Details in the Idaho Murders Case
- π‘ DateLine reported new, disturbing details about Bryan Kohberger's alleged actions after the Idaho murders, including claims that he carved the legs of Ethan Chapen.
- π― The prosecution may argue that the crime was especially cold, calculated, and premeditated, as well as heinous, atrocious, and cruel, to support an argument for the death penalty.
- π The timeline suggests Kohberger cased the house multiple times, entering through a second-floor sliding door around 3:00 AM, with the murders occurring between 4:06 AM and 4:19 AM.
Alleged Motives and Victimology
- π§ Initial belief was that Kaylee Goncalves was the main target, but new reports suggest Maddie Mogen, who was sleeping with Kaylee, was the primary target, with Kaylee being collateral damage.
- β οΈ The surviving roommate, Xana Kernodle, reportedly fought back and was killed in the hallway, while Ethan Chapen was murdered afterward.
- π¬ A surviving roommate heard Kohberger say, "Don't worry, you'll be okay," as he left the scene.
Disturbing Phone Searches and Behavior
- π Kohberger allegedly had bikini shots of girls from his campus on his phone and Googled Ted Bundy, even taking a lookalike photo of himself dressed as Bundy.
- π He reportedly viewed or saved photos, videos, and news updates about the murders at least 60 times in the week following the killings.
- π Weeks before the murders, he searched for terms like "sociopathic traits in college students" and "pornography containing keywords drugged and sleeping."
- β οΈ In October 2022, he searched "can psychopaths behave pro-socially," raising concerns about his intentions.
The K-Bar Knife and Defense Strategies
- πͺ A K-Bar knife sheath with Kohberger's DNA was found at the scene, and investigators learned he had purchased a K-Bar knife seven months prior.
- π Records show Kohberger later searched for K-Bar knives on Amazon and initiated a "buy now" process, which the prosecution may argue is more than just targeted advertising.
- βοΈ The defense may attempt to explain away the evidence by attributing his searches to his criminology studies or suggesting he suffers from mild autism, while also potentially arguing he was framed.
- π§© Despite potential defense arguments, the overwhelming evidence is presented as making a strong case against Kohberger.
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