Bryan Kohberger's Professor's Chilling Prediction Before University of Idaho Murders

Kaylee Goncalves' Stalker Concerns

• 💡 Kaye told multiple friends and acquaintances that she was being stalked and expressed concern about it.
• 🐕 She recounted an incident where she saw a shadowy figure in the distance while letting her dog out, which occurred on multiple occasions, with the last being about a month before the murders.
• 🔍 This behavior aligns with the surviving roommate's account of Kohberger mentioning Goncalves' name, suggesting he may have been the stalker observed near the house.

Bryan Kohberger's Behavior at WSU

• 🗣️ Colleagues and professors at Washington State University described Kohberger as someone who had to dominate every conversation, making others reluctant to be around him.
• 😠 He is reported to have humiliated some female students, with one instance in a classroom causing a student to leave in tears.
• 🚶‍♀️ Professors noted his tendency to physically dominate interactions, standing too close and continuing to talk even when approached to leave, with one professor requiring an escort to her car.
• 👨‍🏫 He exhibited mansplaining, explaining other students' research to them, which led some to distance themselves from him.

Complaints and Disciplinary Actions

• 📝 A total of 13 complaints were filed against Kohberger by students, not exclusively by female students.
• ⏰ A notable observation was Kohberger's pattern of being late for female professors' classes significantly more often than for male professors' classes.
• 👁️ Female students also described his staring as unsettling and an attempt to be dominating and controlling.

Professor's Chilling Prediction

• 🎓 A supervising professor expressed a fear that Kohberger could become a predator if he continued on the path to obtaining his PhD.
• ⚠️ The professor explicitly stated, "If we give him a PhD, that's the guy that in many years when he's a professor we will hear is harassing, stalking, and sexually abusing."
• 💰 Efforts were made to halt his academic progress, including stopping his funding as a teaching assistant, partly due to a yelling match with his supervising professor.
• 🎯 The professor recognized the threat inherent in Kohberger's behavior and aimed to prevent him from gaining a position of power over students.