Suspect in custody
Looks like they have someone in custody in the Idaho college students murder case.
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Great news. Tracked him down all the way to Pennsylvania. I'd love to see the evidence they have on him.
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That's HUGE news here in Utah.
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Extremely good news and there will be a law enforcement update on Fox News at 2:00 pm mountain time today.
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I hope they have and keep their I's dotted and T's crossed.
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Fox news just interviewed Detective Mark Fuhrman - not one of my favorite detectives. I wish they would have asked him if the glove fits.
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I'm trying to understand this part, "Shortly before noon, the roommates summoned friends to the house because they believed one of the victims on the second-floor had passed out, authorities said."
Previous news photos showed blood actually leaking out of the house. How in the world do you summon friends to report someone may have passed out if there is this much blood? I'm truly puzzled.
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susie: 30415885458843/comments/30415868706587
I'm trying to understand this part, "Shortly before noon, the roommates summoned friends to the house because they believed one of the victims on the second-floor had passed out, authorities said."
Previous news photos showed blood actually leaking out of the house. How in the world do you summon friends to report someone may have passed out if there is this much blood? I'm truly puzzled.
I agree with this assessment. Also baffles me that 4 people can be stabbed to death in the same house and these two people did not hear a thing.
I think there is a lot they are not telling us.
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It'd take more than a owning a white Elanta for me to convict someone even if the guy went to school in the area, I guess if a metallic grey Silverado was seen in the area my butt would be a suspect too. I'm a firm believer in "Prove It" beyond any doubt.
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Seems they have his DNA collected from the scene. Also how they tracked him down. Unlike the TV shows, it does not come back instantly and most likely because of the severity of the case, was tested twice.
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Find out why and the details
If guilty feed him to the hogs
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Suspect asked authorities if anyone else has been arrested? That's kinda odd.
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Have you ever been around a bunch of drunk college kids? Nothing is surprising.
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Lets not forget a certain Richard Jewel was almost railroaded by the FBI and local authorities for the Atlanta bombings during the 1996 Olympic Games due to pressure from the families and media for a suspect, After months of being "the" prime suspect and having his name and picture plastered on every news show around the world Mr. Jewel's charges were eventually dropped. The stress dealing with this led to his mothers death and eventually Mr. Jewels death related to the stress. Even after being cleared of the charges you could say he received a death sentence just by being a "suspect". I see the same pressure being applied by the victims families and the world-wide media as it happened in the 1996 Olympics. Let's all keep open minds and let the facts tell the truth.
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Great news, I’m interested to see the trial unfold
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I heard this on the news today. I just wish that the media would pronounce Moscow Idaho correctly...........(Mos-coe)
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jimdeere: 30415885458843/comments/30415863828891
Have you ever been around a bunch of drunk college kids? Nothing is surprising.
I know what it was like 45 years ago......🤪
I hope they got the right guy and the families can find some peace. Some rough times are coming, getting through a trial will be tough on all of them. The defense will focus on how getting killed was somehow the fault of the victims and then try to call their character into play..
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In most knife murder cases, the murderer's hand slips on the bloody knife, he cuts himself and leaves DNA at the scene. If they have DNA evidence I would love to know how they matched it. They may have done that extensive DNA matching where they find a second cousin here who is a faint match, a third cousin there who is a partial match, and they track the bad guy down. They busted a guy in California this way, The Golden State Killer had murdered a dozen people.
At least Psycho Boy from Pennsylvania was a good vegetarian:
Speaking exclusively to The Post Friday afternoon, a former aunt of Bryan Kohberger said his dietary restrictions were “very, very weird.”
“It was above and beyond being vegan,” said the aunt, who declined to be identified but said she was previously married into the family.
“His aunt and uncle had to buy new pots and pans because he would not eat from anything that had ever had meat cooked in them. He seemed very OCD [obsessive-compulsive disorder].”
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He’s going to have trouble with the jail food
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roswellnative: 30415885458843/comments/30415869087899
He’s going to have trouble with the jail food
I hope so!
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Newspaper report said the police tracked him using "geneology methods". That's no surprise; geneology is a HUGE part of the LDS religion, which is so very common in Utah and Idaho. It is a serious pasttime to trace ancestors from parents back to paramecium. (They do it for religious reasons I won't get into here.)
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First, I'm glad they have a prime suspect in custody.
On a side note. A Pennsylvania brewery where Kohberger went has a data base on customers. They don't just scan IDs for age, but maintain a data base with notes on customers.
""In the bar's system, staff had added notes that would pop up when his ID was scanned, Serulneck (the bar owner) said.
“Staff put in there, ‘Hey, this guy makes creepy comments, keep an eye on him....... He’ll have two or three beers and then just get a little too comfortable,'" he said.""
I realize that this could have a purpose, but it also gives them access to too much private information. They have a system that has your home address, behavior patterns, etc. An unscrupulous employee would have access & could use this against you. I've seen this at a market where they want to scan your DL when you buy beer or wine. Is this is "Big Little Brother."
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I indeed hope he has a problem with "Jail Food."
Quite honestly, I hope he has a "problem," with everything associated with being in Jail/Prison.
*"Wouldn't eat out of pots/pans that had cooked meat." Fine. Buy your own cookware. Fix your own meals. Like I would care.
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Rocky Raab: 30415885458843/comments/30415863573275
That's HUGE news here in Utah.
It's even huger news here in Idaho.
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I hope they have the right guy, cause his life is basically going to be destroyed either way.
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allen griggs: 30415885458843/comments/30415904842011
In most knife murder cases, the murderer's hand slips on the bloody knife, he cuts himself and leaves DNA at the scene. If they have DNA evidence I would love to know how they matched it. They may have done that extensive DNA matching where they find a second cousin here who is a faint match, a third cousin there who is a partial match, and they track the bad guy down. They busted a guy in California this way, The Golden State Killer had murdered a dozen people.
At least Psycho Boy from Pennsylvania was a good vegetarian:
Speaking exclusively to The Post Friday afternoon, a former aunt of Bryan Kohberger said his dietary restrictions were “very, very weird.”
“It was above and beyond being vegan,” said the aunt, who declined to be identified but said she was previously married into the family.
“His aunt and uncle had to buy new pots and pans because he would not eat from anything that had ever had meat cooked in them. He seemed very OCD [obsessive-compulsive disorder].”
blah blah blah.............knife slip.......leave hair.........whatever it was........authorities have already stated that genetic geneaolgy is what caught him.
Don't commit a crime where you might leave DNA if you have ever done 23 and me .
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It doesn't matter if he has ever had his DNA run on 23andme.
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Correct, Allen. It could have been a parent, a sibling, even a cousin.
Given what he is studying, my guess is that this guy set out to commit the perfect, unsolvable crime. He picked people with whom he had no association or connection. He picked a weapon that was not traceable. He made the mistake of either assuming he could keep from leaving DNA or made the mistake that he had not been DNA tested and was not traceable.
As the vaunted Mr. Perfect stated, I too hope he is the guy that did it, because even if found innocent his life is over.
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Update?? Is he back in Idaho yet ?
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I'm not sure. But he will soon be given a hearing in Idaho and the prosecutor will have to release some details of the case, to show why he should be denied bond.
This case is very interesting. This guy reminds me of Ted Kacyzinski, Unabomber. A nerd with a Phd who couldn't get a date with a gal, and who murdered a bunch of strangers.
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He was booked into the Idaho jail at 6:30 yesterday evening.
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