Red Flags Missed: Kohberger Accused of Stalking, Intimidating Female Students

Allegations of Stalking and Intimidation

• ⚠️ Bryan Kohberger was accused of stalking and intimidating female students, leading to 13 formal complaints.
• 💬 His alleged behavior included criticizing girls in class, making them cry, and blocking doorways so they had to brush past him.
• 🚨 This conduct was described as anti-woman, misogynistic stalking behavior.

University's Inaction on Complaints

• 🗓️ Within a short period (August to November), 13 formal complaints were filed against Kohberger at Washington State University.
• 🚫 Despite these numerous complaints, the university allegedly did nothing initially, only later having discussions about letting him go.
• 🚪 Critics suggest the university released him "into the wilderness" without adequate action, missing significant red flags.

Psychological Analysis of Behavior

• 🧠 Dr. Bethany Marshall suggested Kohberger might have antisocial personality disorder, leading to impulsivity and dysregulation.
• 🍎 His crash diet was theorized as a way to "look great to lure women," linking body image to predatory behavior.
• 💔 Psychopaths often commingle sexuality, cruelty, and sadism, with making girls cry potentially being sexually exciting for him.
• 🔪 His stalking was viewed as "foreplay" for increasingly sadistic acts, culminating in the multiple stabbings.

The "Proberers" Phenomenon

• 👥 A segment of the population, dubbed "proberers," reportedly follows Kohberger, believing he was framed.
• 📢 These followers are accused of death-threatening witnesses and harassing those who might "bring him down," seeing him as their "king."
• 💡 This behavior is linked to the idea that 3-5% of the general population may share similar personality disorders.

Interpretations of Lifestyle

• 🏠 The austere and organized nature of Kohberger's apartment and lack of personal items were interpreted by some as signs of a "robot" or "killing machine."
• ⚖️ A defense lawyer argued against connecting his "starving student" living conditions to a quadruple homicide, citing common college experiences.