Puzzling quadruple murder in Idaho

a reply to: silo13

I worked security for bars and concerts for years. I would rather take my chances with a 325lb patched 1% biker than a pissed off woman. They are absolutely insane. Only time I had weapons pulled were with women. A gun and a few knifes as well as nail files/etc. Dirty ass fighters.

I did not know about the bullying and that could very well tie into this. That is the strongest lead I have heard so far.

This reeks of someone trying to outdo Bundy's college dorm rampage. Possible serial killer who doesn't get his jollies with just one victim at a time any more?.

a reply to: silo13

Maybe something like this?





That's a gardener's glove right?


Perhaps a gardening tool?

a reply to: RazorV66

This was posted by a retired fbi agent on Twitter @CoffindabberFBI






Someone then posted that it has been debunked but the another tweeter insists it has not and the first person didn't come back and explain why she said it was debunked.

You're not supposed to catch the team that did it. The Media will make sure of that.
It was a message.
www.abovetopsecret.com...

Suspect in custody.

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Be curious to see where this leads.

a reply to: matafuchs

Looks like the FBI arrested a suspect in northeastern Pennsylvania? Wow.

originally posted by: Soloprotocol
This reeks of someone trying to outdo Bundy's college dorm rampage. Possible serial killer who doesn't get his jollies with just one victim at a time any more?.

Called it. Both studying Law.

a reply to: Soloprotocol

28-year-old Bryan Kohberger - held for extradition to Idaho.

He has a Master's in Criminal Law.

Nothing like hitting the stats across the board with this guy.

update on Suspect. Looks damning.

This whole thing is weird.

1. The FBI knew he was traveling cross country and had him pulled over. They wanted the cops to see if he had wounds on his hands. Why not just arrest him which tells me they knew long before and were watching him.
2. The dad. Watch the video of them pulled over and the cop knowing. This guy he did NOT tell his dad on a 3 day road trip in a car?
3. The sister. Was in a slasher film a few years back that is very similar to what the suspect did
4. DNA match from a genealogy site which was pretty cool actually.

This may lead to some other twisted things. The FBI not immediately arresting him is the oddest.

originally posted by: matafuchs
This whole thing is weird.

1. The FBI knew he was traveling cross country and had him pulled over. They wanted the cops to see if he had wounds on his hands. Why not just arrest him which tells me they knew long before and were watching him.
2. The dad. Watch the video of them pulled over and the cop knowing. This guy he did NOT tell his dad on a 3 day road trip in a car?
3. The sister. Was in a slasher film a few years back that is very similar to what the suspect did
4. DNA match from a genealogy site which was pretty cool actually.

This may lead to some other twisted things. The FBI not immediately arresting him is the oddest.

Sounds like they were watching his movements for a while. Slowly slowly catchy monkey.

The biggest question is why did the media waste all this time? There are much more important things to discuss in the news. You have local politics, world politics, economic news, the border, etc. Instead they chose to babble on and on about this murder story even though the police had the guy from day one. They had a knife sheath, DNA, phone records, video cameras, etc. Why even dwell on this story for months? The story is the message. The story is propaganda. Or more.

originally posted by: TheGuyThatKnows
The biggest question is why did the media waste all this time? There are much more important things to discuss in the news. You have local politics, world politics, economic news, the border, etc. Instead they chose to babble on and on about this murder story even though the police had the guy from day one. They had a knife sheath, DNA, phone records, video cameras, etc. Why even dwell on this story for months? The story is the message. The story is propaganda. Or more.

FOX NEWS made this story more important than Ukraine, Inflation, Politics...everything, during November and half of December.

Other media are now latching on, because it makes them feel busy and important during the slow holiday period.

At more than 112 murders EVERY DAY in America: www.bradyunited.org... , How many have been killed in this country, since these four individuals in Idaho were murdered?

In the eyes/mind of Fox News Executives, WHY were these 4 young people so special?

I could never work for a Media Outlet, because I'd be asking that type of question about a lot of things.

a reply to: carewemust

In the eyes/mind of Fox News Executives, WHY were these 4 young people so special?

3 Pretty young white girls.

originally posted by: matafuchs
This whole thing is weird.

1. The FBI knew he was traveling cross country and had him pulled over. They wanted the cops to see if he had wounds on his hands. Why not just arrest him which tells me they knew long before and were watching him.
2. The dad. Watch the video of them pulled over and the cop knowing. This guy he did NOT tell his dad on a 3 day road trip in a car?
3. The sister. Was in a slasher film a few years back that is very similar to what the suspect did
4. DNA match from a genealogy site which was pretty cool actually.

This may lead to some other twisted things. The FBI not immediately arresting him is the oddest.

1. FBI did no such thing.
2. No idea.
3. Yep she was in a horror flick.
4. Nope. It came from the family's trash.

Not that you're wrong - just saying those points have been refined a bit.

Things I find hard to believe - but I'm not knocking her? How is it the 'Roommate' 'heard something' 4 different times and did n-o-t-h-i-n-g.

When she finally did do something - she did nothing. She opened her door where she was met with a 'man dressed in black with a black mask and bushy eyebrows', she froze in shock (understandable) and then shut her door and locked it - WITHOUT CALLING 911.

The Police have done a fabulous job all around. I bet they're crowing over this and rightly so. What I'm in hopes of is there's a lot more to the 'roommates' story that will explain her actions and the police are continuing to stay tight-lipped.

a reply to: silo13

1. FBI did no such thing. - FBI was part of it. There was a task force looking into it. Should have clarified but i just thought it odd that the FBI would allow that. Almost like they were looking for something else.

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The source tells Fox News that members of the task force investigating the murders in Idaho – a group which includes the FBI -- had Kohberger under surveillance as he and his father drove from Washington State to Pennsylvania. Members of that task force, the source noted, asked authorities in Indiana to pull the pair over to get a closer look at Bryan Kohberger's hands.

2. There is something there just a gut. Video did not seat right with me.
3. Yup just pointing out a weird coincidence.
4. Genalogy Site....read the article

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Retired FBI special agent John MacVeigh said it is likely crime scene technicians had to first separate out the victims' and other people's DNA from the killer’s – which was a huge undertaking. "They're going to have to analyze that and they're going to have to go through every droplet and things like that. Because if the suspect cut himself, he clearly wasn't bleeding as bad as they were. So you could have one droplet somewhere, and you're looking at a room and there's droplets all over the place — you're testing every single one of them," MacVeigh said. Police ran the unknown DNA through the national CODIS DNA database but came up empty because Kohberger had no criminal history. That’s when sources say police had genetic genealogists upload the samples to a public database such as Family Tree DNA, looking for matching relatives.

Seems like an incredible amount of resources are dedicated to this case. The talking heads involved are damned near celebrities. I think the entire thing was staged. I think Kohberger could have been lured into this. As for the cell phone pings in the area... how do we know he wasn't delivering DoorDash like a patsy? How can anybody believe there is DNA on a knife sheath snap? Seems hokey. Just like fingerprinting can be unreliable and used simply to coerce a confession. And I can't believe how actors like Nancy Grace basically convict the guy on national television. The whole thing smells.

originally posted by: TheGuyThatKnows
The biggest question is why did the media waste all this time?. Why even dwell on this story for months?

Because it was a popular story with the general public, not just in the US but worldwide.

Ratings=$

originally posted by: silo13

originally posted by: matafuchs
This whole thing is weird.

1. The FBI knew he was traveling cross country and had him pulled over. They wanted the cops to see if he had wounds on his hands. Why not just arrest him which tells me they knew long before and were watching him.
2. The dad. Watch the video of them pulled over and the cop knowing. This guy he did NOT tell his dad on a 3 day road trip in a car?
3. The sister. Was in a slasher film a few years back that is very similar to what the suspect did
4. DNA match from a genealogy site which was pretty cool actually.

This may lead to some other twisted things. The FBI not immediately arresting him is the oddest.

1. FBI did no such thing.
2. No idea.
3. Yep she was in a horror flick.
4. Nope. It came from the family's trash.

Not that you're wrong - just saying those points have been refined a bit.

Things I find hard to believe - but I'm not knocking her? How is it the 'Roommate' 'heard something' 4 different times and did n-o-t-h-i-n-g.

When she finally did do something - she did nothing. She opened her door where she was met with a 'man dressed in black with a black mask and bushy eyebrows', she froze in shock (understandable) and then shut her door and locked it - WITHOUT CALLING 911.

The Police have done a fabulous job all around. I bet they're crowing over this and rightly so. What I'm in hopes of is there's a lot more to the 'roommates' story that will explain her actions and the police are continuing to stay tight-lipped.

They initially got the hit off the GED site, which is a site open to the public (and the police) where people can upload their DNA after they get it back from 23 & me, Ancestry, My Heritage and the other ones so they have a wider database to check over for family members.

After the cops got the GED hit that led them to the family they retrieved DNA from the family trash that told the cops the killer was the son of the father.