With that many people living there, I would assume strange things were normal.

I was just watching this..

https://youtu.be/BEjbYfK6C1U

An analyst I watch on Tik Tok (psychology/sociology professor in the pacific NW by chance) said that the house was a known party house so having a lot of people in the house was not unusual.

Honestly, this is the kind of thing that leads to male visitation on upper floors of sorority houses being banned. When you have dozens of women who could have brought someone home, it's impossible to know who should be there and who shouldn't. If nobody is allowed to be on those floors, then you know when someone is, there's a problem.

They’ve got his computer now. IMO, that alone will get him convicted once what’s in it is revealed.

So many of these guys have that glazed expression in all their pictures. I just saw one of the psycho who shot up the subway car in NY in which he knew no one. Same for the one in Uvalde.

One of the theories I've heard is that he may have gone back to the house at 9am once he realized that he had dropped the knife sheath. He may have panicked and hoped that it was outside on the ground by where he parked his car. Or....he might have been crazy enough to think he could sneak back inside and go get it. I bet he was shocked that the police were at the house yet.

FYI - yeah he definitely looks off!!! Someone on another website I frequent posted a comparison of his picture and a picture of Ted Bundy.

Idaho killer...
https://s.yimg.com/ny/api/res/1.2/v1...d5ad57a64a9c1c

Ted Bundy...
https://www.crimemuseum.org/wp-conte...ot-216x300.jpg

A University of Idaho Delta Gamma alumna has raised enough funds to purchase personal alarms for all of the campus sorority members.


https://www.kivitv.com/news/delta-ga...bers-at-u-of-i

I'm not following this as closely as many, but it does seems as if the nutjob had targeted Kaylee Goncalves. There's just something fishy about a college student being able to buy a Range Rover, among other things. Buying the RR, then planning take off to backpack across Europe in January just doesn't seem to make sense to me.

I've been following the case and the Range Rover was a 2015 (so almost 10 years old) and she had apparently been saving a very long time for it. She was to graduate that December and had a job lined up in Texas early this year. Never heard anything about backpacking in Europe. She seemed to have finished classes early (or she was doing them online) and didn't live in the house and only came to visit to show her BFF her new car.

I keep seeing articles that Maddie may have been the target, but Kaylee's family are more in the media. I get that grief is weird, but they need to chill and make sure the trial is fair and to the T. Wouldn't want him getting off on a technicality.

Anybody still keeping up with this?
https://youtu.be/FabNeanMt-A

Property demolished
 

The property was donated to the University. The home was bulldozed today.

https://www.aol.com/house-where-4-un...052114082.html

I was looking at Reddit last night and was surprised to see that there's a subreddit called Justice for Kohberger. Ugh. I know people are entitled to the presumption of innocence until they're convicted or plead guilty, but I'm not sure he's someone I'd go to bat for. I don't know what they talk about in that forum because I didn't even want to look.

Oh, those people are completely unhinged. He has a whole bunch of groupies, for lack of a better term, who basically have a celebrity crush on him. The delusion is strong.

I know that trend is as old as time but I feel like this is a result of all the true crime stuff that has become popular recently. The fan mentality (which again is disgusting) that people would normally have on a celebrity/athlete transferred to the human waste that are serial killers.