BRYAN KOHBERGER'S UPHILL BATTLE AGAINST EVIDENCE

BRYAN KOHLBERGER'S UPHILL BATTLE AGAINST EVIDENCE

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INTRODUCTION

      At present moment, Bryan Kohlberger will stand trial for a 

quadruple homicide of four college students on the University

of Idaho, in November of 2022. He is facing trial the summer 

of 2025; he also is facing the death penalty is convicted for

his crimes. Though the trial is some time away, and a GAG ORDER 

remains in place (that was put in place shortly after Probable 

Cause Affidavit was released), there is ALREADY a wealth of 

evidence that supports his guilt; even in the absence of knowing

of many search warrants have yielded. 

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EVIDENCE YIELDS KNOWN SO FAR

    1. Bryan Kohlberger, instead of leaving his phone at his 

residence, on the night of the murders, he brought it along with

him; pinging on cell towers that digitally track Bryan's movements

like a real footprint (at early morning/odd hours, ie, 3-4am). In

addition to the phone pinging at certain points in his travel, there

are points Bryan manually shut off phone, and times when

Bryan manually turned the phone back on during his route. Only

further reinforces where he was, where he went, and what time

he got home from committing crimes.

   2. CONSCIOUSNESS OF GUILT: these are instances woven into

Bryan's actions, in attempts to "cover his tracks", are evidence

that he was aware he had committed a crime, and was actively

taking steps along the way, to hide evidence of his involvement.

 

 3. When the FBI executed a search warrant, on Bryan's parent's

home, in November of 2021, it was executed at 4am. Upon making

entry into the home, the only person found awake was Bryan.

Bryan was in the kitchen, wearing latex gloves, put his own

"scraps" of food, containing his DNA, into small ziplock bags.

Additionally, at this time of the morning, Bryan was throwing 

away trash in a neighbor's trash can (so as not to be detected).

Bryan was also observed cleaning out his car in the early morning

hours just before search warrant was executed.

4. Bryan, while in graduate school getting his Master's degree,

was conducting a "crime survey" on Reddit, for research ; all

of which somehow parallels the crime he allegedly committed.

5. Knife sheath for a K-Bar (a Marine issued knife) was left

behind at the crime scene; underneath victim Madison Megan.

On the button of the knife sheath, left behind, there was one single

source of MALE DNA located. This DNA found on knife sheath,

was a match to buccal swabs taken from the swabbed cheek

of Bryan Kohberger himself.  The percentage match is 1

Quadrillion to one, that it the DNA could belong to anyone else

on earth than Kohberger. 

6. Bryan's car was scene all along the route to Moscow, Idaho

and back to Pullman, Washington in the early morning hours.

Bryan is seen on video as early as 3:28 am making more than one

"pass" at the house, before being spotted on camera parking

near the victims home that he would enter. It is also known that,

on at least 12 previous occasions, Bryan. Kohberger had driven

by that same address. Police know this bc Bryan was so close to

the house, that those 12 documented times, he was close enough

to actually connect to the victim's WiFi.

 7. Bryan is captured on camera SPEEDING away from crime

scene.

 8. The Moscow Police involved the FBI in their investigation from

the very start/early on. The FBI brought in a Professional 

Forensic Car Examiner, to identify the car spotted on video as

that belonging to was a Hyundai Elantra; of a 2011-2013 model.

 9. Bryan re-registered his car (as his insurance and registration

needed to be renewed) only days after the crime. Formerly,

Bryan's car was registered in his home state of Pennsylvania.

As was his driver's license as well. Upon renewing, in the state of

Washington, he then obtained a Washington driver's license.

Additionally, unlike his home state of Pennsylvania, which only

requires a back license plate; Washington state requires both 

front and rear license plates. Once he renewed and registered

in Washington, his license, as well as plates, would be issued

out of state of Washington; with license plates now on front

and back of vehicle.

10. Most criminologists and experts alike, assert that, in crimes

of this magnitude, that there are typically "triggers" of rejection

that can precipitate Bryan's behavior. Indeed, upon the review

of evidence, Bryan had applied to be a volunteer for the Pullman

Police Department. Bryan even wrote an essay as part of interview

process, in addition to being interviewed one on one. However,

shortly after filling out application, and interviewing with Pullman

Police Department, he was notified that he had been turned down

for this volunteer position; passed over for a woman. Bryan was

also, at the same time, experiences career/academic difficulties 

as well. Bryan was reprimanded early on in his TA position, as 

part of getting his Phd, by his supervisor. It was past a verbal

warning, it was a written warning and final warning. Bryan was

not able to get along with another TA who was a female, with

whom he had to professionally interact, regularly, starting at 

the beginning of semester, and continued t/o semester. This

ended up resulting in Bryan Kohlberger's termination as a 

Teaching Assistant; thus revolking his Phd program involvement.

He was fired the same month that he allegedly committed the

murders.