https://amp.cnn.com/cnn/2022/11/17/u...ine/index.html

A timeline of the killings, including the following info about the house:

Here's a good rendering of the house.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JDpBZGhEQBI

This guy does great crime scene videos.

One of the newsfeeds stated that he was also charged with felony burglary. I hope he took something that will definitely tie him to the crimes.

As far as I can tell, the combination of crimes that Mr. Kohberger has been charged with would make the Death Penalty a possibility. (Idaho not only has the Death Penalty, it has 7 men and 1 woman on death row)

It’ll be interesting to see how this all plays out without a murder weapon. Plus, sources have been saying he’s confident that he’ll be “exonerated”.

The nightly news on NBC this evening said that his DNA is on the sheath of the knife. He was asked during arraignment if he realized he could be sentenced to death and he said yes. He changed his license plate 5 days after the killings. There is nothing here that sounds like he's going to be exonerated.

Yeah, he’s done. Stick a fork in him. They tracked him back at the house around 9am the same morning before the police were called. Dude did an aftermath drive by. That dude looks 100% completely OFF.

Now authorities are saying he had been hanging around there since August?…. like 12 times since August. It’s like he was stalking someone.

Oh I know! Especially in the police cam video when he was pulled over with his dad. His eyes.. totally creepy.

I could be wrong but it sounds to me like he knew someone living there, and that person knew him. He looked right at one of the residents there, and didn’t do anything to that person. He just walked out the sliding glass door.

I'm trying to figure out WHY he went back at 9am. Did he go inside, or peek through the windows. This is just SO creepy!

I hear you. That in itself is beyond weird and sick. I think he was so obsessed with these serial killers he interviewed for school, that he thought maybe he could murder and get away with it, unlike the people he interviewed. Sounds like it was some kind of game to him or something.

My burning question is why didn't the surviving roommate call 911 after seeing the intruder?