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- CNN Chief Law Enforcement and Intelligence Analyst John Miller joins Poppy Harlow and Don Lemon to discuss the surveillance operation that led to the arrest of Bryan Kohberger, the suspect in the killings of four Idaho college students. #CNN #News
I don't understand why the public feels like the detectives are supposed to tell them everything and compromise their investigation. Let them do their jobs!
Exactly and most live nowhere near the crime
Bubblegum entertainment sadly
yeah they don't realize that killer is also listening .
It’s the sad “instant gratification “ technological world we live in.
Exactly.....
Because too many cases where police sucks at this job. Laziness, stupidness, corruption, so people are always worried.
They would never have seen him clean the car, empty the trash in neighbor's bins, return to the scene of the crime at 9 AM if they didn't keep all their collected evidence secret from the public. They had a suspect all along but said they had ZERO leads etc. and got some serious heat from the public. So we should all remember next time to let them do their jobs and stop whining that they are incompetent, not sharing with us, etc.
Keeping the public in the dark and the criminal/suspect is exactly why he is behind bars with treasures of self incriminating activity after his heinous crime.
True!
Exactly
Many were suspicious of the food truck scenario....
Well put. We don’t live in an hour long episode of Law and Order.
Yuuuuppp!!!!
You mean... like with Trump and the DOJ?
It's crazy to me that people are asking why it took so long, when it really only took a couple of months to catch him. You guys, murders go unsolved for YEARS and sometimes decades, and sometimes not at all.The fact that it only took them a couple of months to pinpoint him as a suspect and then build a case against him is truly good police work that we should be commending. They prob didn't leak details to the families because their enraged statements prob made Bryan relax and slip, while they continued to peruse him.
They did a terrific job-- and I agree: less than 2 months without a clue who he was? Great job. They are being commended for doing so much right.
What was most impressive to me was the way the police worked with their heads down & their mouths shut. They were busy doing their job, for Pete’s sake, NOT in news conferences responding to the wannabes and all the speculations. It was great when the authorities reported because they had something to report.
In short, it’s ok to keep you mouth shut & head down so people can do their jobs.
I've been saying this the whole time (that the police aren't sharing all they know, not by a long shot) because I know a little about how competent investigations are supposed to work. What's really crazy is how soon people will forget this lesson and go on the repeat their ignorant rants again. Trust me. From my perspective on this issue it's Groundhog Day, the movie version.
Now wackjob White liberals and angry resentful non-White people who despise White people will spin this saying he was only caught because the victims were White! After complaining why it too so long for him to be caught so they can use the narrative of how incompetent police are. It’s a lose-lose situation for the police.
@@erikstone2321 You appear to be excluding all the other people commenting on the results of the police work so far. Your apparent anger seems to be based on preconceived stereotypes that exclude the great majority of people who aren't feeling as you describe for the reasons you think.
You may want to consider not believing everything you think.
You wrote:
Now wackjob White liberals and angry resentful non-White people who despise White people will spin this saying he was only caught because the victims were White! After complaining why it too so long for him to be caught so they can use the narrative of how incompetent police are. It’s a lose-lose situation for the police.
So much respect for the police and the whole team that handled this. They kept things under their hat in order to get the final result and that's amazing.
What people don't realize is how this affects 1st responders and everyone involved in the case. Especially those who had to enter the home and witnessed it.
My thoughts and prayers go out to each and every family member friend and classmate.
So why are y'all always bad mothing the police in the US?
Lol
@breakfasttelevision4261 Ok
not guilty..
HAHA UNDER THEIR HAT ALL RIGHT HAHA
The most important thing *isn’t* motive. It’s evidence.
Motives are good. Certainly not necessary to convict.
Great report.. no host interruptions, actually able to listen to guest with no interruptions!!
he probably has souvenirs from the scene stashed away some where
Don Lemon with a lemon of a comment
@@FloatDown Does that guy have anything but lemons?
Facts… literally
*Serial killers* have been around for a long time. They don't need a *motive,* they're sociopaths/psychopaths with *psychological issues*
Exactly !! 🤦♂️ i dont get this news ppl at all!!
Lol. I love when the armchair psychologists rear their heads. So when did you evaluate him or anyone for that matter.
Everyone has markers that are on the list. For someone with problems, you couldn't tell if there were standing next to you.
It's not evident that he is a serial killer.
They were called conquistadors
Don’t forget NPD. Narcissists make up a lot of the population of serial killers
Nicely done, John Miller! Articulate, concise, objective reporting without sensationalism. I appreciate that. 😊
YOU ARE WACKED IF YOU DONT THINK SENSATIONALISM WITH CNN THE MOST CROOKED LYING MEDIA COVERAGE IN THE USA
Minus the 3-packs-a-day voice, not knowing the suspect's name, and saying 'quadrupple', sure, he sounds ok.
@@leq6992”quadrupple,” indeed. Brutal
Miller said " a downstairs surviving witness hears crying upstairs ". That's incorrect, she heard crying coming from Xana's room on the same floor. Then @2:21 and @2:47 he refers to the accused as " Bryan Kohlberg " , and tops it off by using the word " quadrupple " @3:47. Nicely done ?
@@exitscreaming4637 None of the examples you give deny the fact that he was 1) articulate, 2) concise, or 3) objective. He was all of those DESPITE one factual inaccuracy (which did not substantially negate the arrest affidavit's content), two slight mispronunciations of the alleged killer's surname, and mispronunciation of the word "quadruple." If your concern is with his use of the "quadruple," according to the dictionary it is completely appropriate: "adjective
consisting of four parts or elements.
"a quadruple murder"
So what in the world is so egregious about this man's commentary that you need to go on and on about it?
Those poor kids and their parents. What a continuing horror. Prayers for the families and their friends.
Glad to hear they are going back through other cases to see if if he was involved
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Yes good point raises by big bad John Miller
Good in a way but bad to the point if convinced it may delay the execution by a few years to see if they stack evidence in PA they will want to try to get a confection that may or may not happen
@@bencaldwell7234 so Idaho is pursuing this as a death penalty case?
@@St.Linguini_of_Pesto ya, of course. why wouldn't they?
Nice. A rare instance of a domain expert speaking intelligently, succinctly, and usefully without interruption or showboating from the hosts. And nobody promoting a book!
Except he kept saying KohLberger - with an L. Otherwise I agree.
Yesterday CNN had a behavior "expert," that insisted she knew Kohberger had a bad childhood and his father is a bad man, despite the fact that no evidence showing this is actually true has been brought to light. This expert is certainly an improvement over her.
It's refreshing.
I don't know what you've been watching, but maybe you need to change your sources if you think this is "rare." It's only rare in YOUR experience. THINK!
I expected nothing less to be exact.
I live in a gated community in the Poconos too. The fascinating part is that if the cops were doing surveillance outside his house they were either inside a neighbor’s home or in the woods. Most likely in the woods, because the houses are pretty far apart around here and a strange car in a neighbor’s driveway would easily be spotted. We literally have no car traffic at all at night. Its pitch black outside.
If they were outside in the woods, this was right around the arctic blast that we had around the holidays.
Major props to them and job well done. 👏 👏 ❤
Thanks for the context - I’ve seen a few people say that the surveillance must have been pretty difficult in his community as any strange vehicles or people would have been easily spotted.
The law enforcement certainly have done well here. They most certainly should be proud of themselves. Now we need to fire those of their colleagues who are toxic and support the good ones with the resources to make every community safe and bring justice for every victim, not just the young pretty ones.
I’m from the area. There were many odd vehicles but tbh I just assumed it was a higher police presence for the holidays. Once this all came out it explained a lot
Its 2023 they have satellite drones that can literally lock in on specific areas from thousands of miles away. Lmfao the feds dont have to pull up to your house. Lmfao and the fact you think that outdated that they physically have to come on your streets in 2023 is appalling lmfao you think a gated community is protecting you from satellite drones with thermal sensors that can literally see miles underground 🤣🤣 yeah no buddy were pretty advanced these days
Lobinha...the authorities used drones. The footage is available.
Sorry I don't have a link, but it was shown last week.
As evidence is mounting that further shows he was casing the house for months and puts him there at the time of the murders, I can’t imagine what the parents are going through right now. They are slowly realizing as more evidence is piling up against him, that their son is likely the murderer that savagely took these young students’ lives! What a nightmare.
But more importantly, my heart goes out to the families of the students that were murdered. This is so incredibly sad.
Old Irish proverb--you don't lick it off the ground. It means everything you are comes from your parents.
@@masonkanterbury3007 He is 28 y/o. His parents are not at all responsible for his evil (alleged) deeds.
@@masonkanterbury3007 That is B.S. Not everything is because of the parents. People are not puppets on strings that parents can mold exactly the way they want. They are individuals with their own minds and motivations. You can only do so much as a parent.
@@masonkanterbury3007 his parents are in a gated neighborhood in PA living their life in the aftermath of their sons tragedy 😒 I kinda feel a little bad for them cause no one ever expects their son to do this 💩
@@cglenn1457 Amazing how thick people are online. You and @bean9619 totally failed to comprehend the point, which is that usually the parents are not exactly saints either. Good people don't typically raise psychopathic murderers. Both in terms of nature & nurture.
who cleans their car with gloves in the middle of the night and put trash in neighbors cans. A guilty murderer! Please get him off the streets permanently!
it's crazy he would go to such great lengths to cover things up while at the same time doing it all in front of the police... big brain
I've cleaned my car with gloves at night and put trash in the neighbors cans. lol. Get a grip on reality and handle your emotions. This dude also wore clothes and has a knife. I guess everyone that wears clothes and has a knife are murderers now too huh? Stop being a simpleton. committing murder is what makes him a murderer, if he in fact did it. All those other things are circumstantial. If there's a plethora of circumstantial evidence then that's different but just by going off of washing a car at night with gloves makes him a murderer. I'm glad you're not part of the jury. lol I'm not saying he's innocent either because it seems like there are plenty of circumstantial evidence and DNA evidence against him
On the plus side he's in custody n There's No Bond to pay to get him out of Prison. Finally has to stay in custody!!! Great news for not only the family members but also to keep the community's Safer also.
@@ABC-pw5fq yeah, I'm afraid Kaylee's dad might have resorted to something of his own if LE hadn't announced the arrest.......
I don't think we have to worry about this POS walking the streets again. If they let him out he'd be killed by Kaylee's dad and there wouldn't be a jury in Idaho that would convict him.
Motive isn't always evident. The most difficult case to solve is generally one in which the perpetrator kills a complete stranger. This guys a criminal justice student. He knew that but apparently wasn't as smart as he thought he was.
You got that right. Not unless he wanted to be caught & known to the whole World & Criminal Justice Fields too. I wonder what All His Professors think now of him ?
If he didn't leave the knife sheath, didn't roam around in his Elantra, and didn't bring phone with him when stalking, this case will surely get cold, which I am glad it didn't because, yes, he was not as smart as he might want to admit. Now what I want is to watch what maneuvers he has up his sleeve, if any.
This load Bryan with a Y made so many mistakes,he couldn't even drive home without his daddy and he still got pulled over twice,hope he's better at being a prison wife or he gonna have a tough time
@@anthonymc8361 remaining anonymous kills their ego. They basically want to get caught for the recognition of how smart they are. Egomaniacs can’t get out of their own way.
@@andrewp7509 They were pulled over twice because the officers were told to. Once for "following too closely. " They were literally keeping tabs on him while gathering more info.
That's how it should be! Public don't have to know every damn thing no matter how "curious" we are.
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I agree
Yep. Let the professionals work, get out of their way
The problem is that half the country thinks professionals (people who do their jobs for a living, like scientists, doctors, police, etc.) are suspect (elite), and that they in fact know more than they do because they read something on the internet, and believe they can do the job better than they can. Half our society is fundamentally delusional, and a good portion of those are certifiably insane.
I had the same exact thought. This guy has done this before. He was stalking them. Watching their routines. You don’t just follow people for a month and then kill four people in one day. Sadly, I believe he’s done this before. His eyes give me the creeps.
I agree crime expert last week swicker thinks he has murdered before
Yes, his eyes give me the creeps. That is a devil's eyes.
At first glance he (sort of) looks like Ted Bundy.
I think he selected the girls from the restaurant they worked at. He followed them and became aware of Maddie. He was intrigued, maybe obsessed and they became his target. He is probably fascinated by the act of killing and likes to follow the investigation. He craves attention and it probably gives him a feeling of superiority. He’s a sociopathic freak.
His nose gives me the creeps
This means that they have a lot more evidence that has yet to be revealed.
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Who is that black man sitting at the desk with that lady? I prefer to get my news from a old white man, not some negroe with a chip on his shoulder. Take note cNn
They do
For sure.
Selfies with the body
Seriously?!? Did you forget BTK? His first murder occurred when he was 28 and he killed 4 people in that house so, yes its unusual but not unheard of. BTK had a masters in criminology as well. Most serial killers from the 70's and 80's wouldn't last a year with today's forensics.
Bruh they wouldnt last a fuckin month. Ive been going over the cases and the amount of time serial killers left evidence is astounding. Then you dig deeper and realize most these guys werent caught bc of police negligence bahahaha always the piggies
Murdering someone and getting away with it is easier then you think but most murders are from people that are close to them. So that’s why they get caught so easily
@@DreadPirateRoberts3913 Its a sad day for humanity. Because we never learn to create environments that is healthy. Those with power created a hard world.
@@ChrisAnderson1986 Nothing but facts.
Anyone think the Zodiac Killer would have lasted with today’s forensics?
wow....watching him from probably a hill and hundreds of yards away. probably with high power recording devices, night vision etc. They saw him drop trash and we know....they went down and retrieved that trash. Thank you officers...you were all over it and nobody knew it. Great work
Affidavit left us with more questions than having clear image of what happened
Look, these police and detectives r next level they knew shortly after the murders who did it they let him believe he was good and they stacked their evidence...... amazing job
Yes
'Zactly...
Yep. All the online chatter saying they were incompetent was unwarranted. If you look at other multiple homicides by a stranger (and it looks as if he was unknown to the victims thus far), they honed in on a suspect fairly quickly in comparison.
...and the IRONY of this report by CNN is it was CNN that was saying the investigation is going nowhere, they don't seem to be competent, we can't understand why nothing is happening...THEIR own BS has returned and they don't even recognize that... simply AMAZING that a news organization can be so idiotic and biased....
@JG, I wonder how they surveilled him for weeks without him noticing. Looks like he lived in a suburban neighborhood where any stranger’s car would stick out like a sore thumb.
This is some kind of a different approach to police work. The details of this case was kept under tight raps for the security and safety of the case. excellent police work.
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?? Because the fbi stepped in duhhhh???? Jesus christ read lmfao the feds stepped in no duhhh they immediately had access to drones and phone records after the fbi stepped in they can triangulate anything if they feel like spending the money on the resources and for 4 little white kids ofc they are going all out when it gets passed over to the fbi. You guys keep saying police lmfaooooo if it were up to the police this guy wildve never been found period point blanks
Not that different actually
Damn...I feel bad for his sisters and his parents who try to defend his innocence..,rip to the 4 college students 🙏
Innocence*
Same here. His mother and sister wrote a small article and a poem, respectively, in a local Poconos paper in order to give their love to the school shooting victims in Uvalde, TX, and to mourn them.
It must be terrible for them to realize that there's this kind of monster in their own family, whom they'd lived with for years.
@@DM7817 🙉🙊🤫😇🕺🤸👈
I feel really bad for his parents. I read Kaylee's father's letter to his parents. He has sympathy for them.
I think the whole country was in shock the day it started. It reminds me of the day we awoke to Charles Manson. The country was in chaos anyway from war racism sexism homophobia . And we were in shock when Chas. Manson and groupies did in cold blood violence. All we had was tv and newspapers back then. We didn't get to hear how everyone felt. Kaylee's father has kept peace for us.
@@ms.cindy2you450 The country was in chaos from racism, sexism, and homophobia? Lmao what are you talking about? Typical CNN lemming response. 🤣
No one will want to live in that house again after this.
Absolutely chilling to think that this may not have been his first murder.
I do not think this is going to be as easy as it seems now. There is a lot that needs to be explained. Especially with the roommate's testimony. Something does not add up.
One FBI profiler said he made many rookie mistakes.
Bryan's Defense team will have Field day with the surviving roommate on the stand
@@deemen7132 prosecutors will have a field day if Bryan takes the stand.
It was too sloppy to be experienced. Casing the place out for several weeks in your own car? That's not something you would do if you had done this before. Leaving the sheath behind? Noob.
His DNA ON that Knife Sheath CANNOT be overcome by the Defense!! He is DONE!!!
Mr. John Miller’s analysis is concise and interesting. Great presentation and synopsis of a complex case in a few absorbing minutes.
Police had to keep the identity of the living roommate a secret until he was arrested.
The roommate waited 8 HOURS TO CALL 911 after confirming someone dressed in black was in the house, dog barking, people crying. INEXCUSABLE
Exactly
there is a film, from 1959, COMPULSION, which reminds me of this crime
Totally understandable in a house like this, takes me back to my college days when our house was a revolving door
@@thefunhouse-jayburchfinear7617 Thanks for citing the 1959 film Compulsion based on the 1956 novel of the same name. The Wikipedia entry about the book and the film is fascinating on multiple levels.
this 200%
Piece by piece, they got him. Praying for the Families to get the Justice they deserve.
Because he made it very easy for them.
@@grassyfieldz4578 yeah, weird, huh?
@@lynnhubbard844 Yes very strange. I think it's because he became impatient and rushed the murders, and also because being caught is part of the fantasy he had. He likes the fame from it.
One ton of gratitude to all of law enforcement and the professionals that served to bring this man in. (thanks to the media for limiting broadcast of his despicable name)
I can't imagine those 4 kids and the pain and horror they felt
putting garbage in neighbor's trash bins, man if he's not the suspect then i dont know who else. they have so much evidence against him
Wonder if he will now plead guilty? It’s difficult to imagine how he could explain away most of what’s in the affidavit, and there will be more evidence not included in that document!
. . . while wearing surgical gloves.
thousands of people do this
I rented a dumpster to demo my house... woke up the next morning and someone dumped half their furniture in it
@@bobshagit9503 Sorry, I thought it was a public domain bin.
Blood in the car
The most important thing isn't the motive. There's no sane motivation for doing what this guy did.
I agree
Motives are important for investigations, not so much for the general public
the good news is is that in court, motive doesn't have to be "sane", Honey
Perfect example why law enforcement should tell the public very little if anything.
I love how People (the public) feels so entitled that the feds are supposed to be telling all the details and everything about this case and just in general
You are not even the Parents
@@james7051The public will know, when trial starts. Like, what do you even want? Do you want the jury to be tainted?
@@james7051 lmfaoooo🤡🤡
"From that time Jesus began to preach, and to say, Repent: for the kingdom of heaven is at hand." Matthew 4:17
"Ye have heard that it hath been said, An eye for an eye, and a tooth for a tooth: But I say unto you, That ye resist not evil: but whosoever shall smite thee on thy right cheek, turn to him the other also." Matthew 5:38-39
"And when thou prayest, thou shalt not be as the hypocrites are: for they love to pray standing in the synagogues and in the corners of the streets, that they may be seen of men. Verily I say unto you, They have their reward. But thou, when thou prayest, enter into thy closet, and when thou hast shut thy door, pray to thy Father which is in secret; and thy Father which seeth in secret shall reward thee openly." Matthew 6:5-6
@@saundrarichardson6915 it’s about catching the criminals without them knowing the police is on their tail, how stupid can someone be to expect details about what police knows to be put on national TV? Criminals watch TV…
@Mama G Take this disgusting filth off the internet, this has nothing to do with this case, it is just more far left radical perversion!
Reading the affidavit broke my heart. They were all awake when he killed them. This creep stalked them for months. Unreal. RIP
Where i can read it
So the cops lied from the beginning....
I'd like to know where this guy was on 1122/63?
@@thedailyguide499 reddit - 'MoscowMurders'
"From that time Jesus began to preach, and to say, Repent: for the kingdom of heaven is at hand." Matthew 4:17
"Ye have heard that it hath been said, An eye for an eye, and a tooth for a tooth: But I say unto you, That ye resist not evil: but whosoever shall smite thee on thy right cheek, turn to him the other also." Matthew 5:38-39
"And when thou prayest, thou shalt not be as the hypocrites are: for they love to pray standing in the synagogues and in the corners of the streets, that they may be seen of men. Verily I say unto you, They have their reward. But thou, when thou prayest, enter into thy closet, and when thou hast shut thy door, pray to thy Father which is in secret; and thy Father which seeth in secret shall reward thee openly." Matthew 6:5-6
John Miller has a 1920’s voice/accent. He could read audiobooks
Over a 20yr career I conducted a thousand investigations. The number 1 rule is: NEVER, EVER, DISCUSS AN OPEN INVESTIGATION. Discussing an open investigation is like showing your hand in a poker game before the game gets started.
He’s guilty af. Good luck to his defense attorney.
I would hate to have to be his defense attorney
This is so bizarre I can’t believe someone could do this to these young people. And to find out he staked out since August watching them and they likely didn’t know unless they were on to something at least one of the young ladies thought/knew of a stalker I wonder if it was him. RIP so many questions praying for their family.
I’m guessing he was most likely the stalker
So if he had more randomly selected these victims then he may have gotten away with it.
The DEVIL COMES to KILL STEAL and DESTROY (John 10:10). The DEVIL WALKS about like a ROAMING LION SEEKING whomever he may DEVOUR (1 Peter 5:8). The devil uses people to do his will. If we don't have the spirit of God, then you is an open door for the devil to use you.
The deep woods are no different... except nobody is around to hear your screams.
@The Dude I wouldn’t consider it paranoid living, just smart living. Your age an where you grew up should have nothing to do with being smart. My drunk uncle always told me growing up “there would come day that I was no longer bullet proof” so I always tried to stay ahead of the game, LOL
Motive is not needed for a conviction, but it’s always interesting to know why someone would do such a thing.
New York and New Jersey should be looking at this guy too.
He’s In Idaho. They can go there and get a look.
It certainly does appear that this may not have been his first time and that's why he was so confident in killing four people in the early morning. This time, his over confidence sabotaged his plans. The community is lucky that he forgot the knife sheath at the scene and that cameras captured his car driving back and forth. He was probably panic mode trying to figure out whether he should go back in the house and look for the sheath. Fantastic detective work was done.
Yeah pretty sure the police gonna be looking at unsolved murders for connection.
if he would have pulled the smoke alarm batteries and started a trash can fire before he left they would still be looking for suspects
Another expert pointed out that he made “rookie mistakes”, and serial killers usually improve with each offense as they develop their routine. IMO this guy was an aspiring serial killer, but this was probably his first outing. LE needs to check him for their unsolved cases to be sure though.
@@noxnc BTK got away with his murders for years, only for his ego to eat him up alive, leading him to make the rookie mistakes that made him eventually caught. I wouldn't be surprised if BK had had other victims before these 4.
@@anthonymc8361 To be clear, I wouldn’t exactly be shocked either, I just have doubts. BTK for example had a stone cold routine, this is why he got away with it for so long. I don’t think BTK really made a rookie mistake, I think technology caught up with him. He took a long break and when he came back he found himself working with new tech that he didn’t quite understand, he didn’t realize that cops could track a file on a floppy disk to a specific computer. His actual routine for his activity was still intact. Our current perp though, drops a sheath, brings a cellphone, and speeds away from the crime scene (speeding is the last thing you should be doing when leaving a crime scene with a weapon in tow and probably covered in evidence). The dropping of the sheath is probably from being over excited, losing control of himself or the scene.
It seems very suspicious that you turn your phone off in the wee hours of the morning, when most people are asleep, DURING THE HOURS OF THE MURDER. And you go out in the wee hours of the morning to take out trash, with gloves on, and put it in the neighbor's trash cans!
Awesome Findings behind the Scenes...So it was Wise for LE and FBI to wait it out and make sure to be able to catch this Guy. Respect to All that made this arrest Ligament. Most Crimes like this go for years without being solved!
I bet they will find in due time , his dna matching to more unsolved cases. So true you don’t start off that brutal with that many victims !
I don't think so. He was so messy with this. Left the sheath, a footprint, allowed someone to see his eyes, drove his own car to the scene, left the scene in his own car, brought his phone to the house on 12 separate occasions beforehand, turned his phone back on not long after the murders. If he had done this before, he probably would have been smarter about this one. He's a rookie.
This guy is a rook. It's really not that hard to tell honestly
@@rachelxtc it became messy because things got out of hand and they retaliated ! He lost the sheath in a scuffle and that’s why he went back that AM was to retrieve it
@@Njbear7453 I don't think he did.
Yes, he seems very narcissistic, confident he will get away with crimes for this to be his first kill. He is not that young either at 28.
I can't wait until Netflix makes a movie about this and shows step by step the amazing police work that went on by both the local police and FBI.
I know right, I also can't wait!
The police did nothing. It was all fbi
Lifetime already has
@Randy Watson Now where did you get that info from?!
Thank the FBI ..Moscow PD however took the bows on TV
OMG, I am so glad to hear that they might investigate other unsolved cases. I have mentioned this before, I really believed he had done it before. I think I remember that some other young people in the area died in mysterious circumstances. It should be investigated 🤔
Those homicides occurred before Kohberger moved to Washington. He moved from Pennsylvania to Washington in the summer of 2022.
Last week a crime expert swicker thinks he murdered before
John Miller has just given the absolute best summarization that I have seen!!
That's actually a really good point that this quite possibly could not be his first time doing this.
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Look at Oregon murders where wife and husband were stabbed wife survived husband didn't. Man all in black with mask strange and not that far from there
There’s no way he could’ve done this before without getting caught. It’s literally impossible to get away with murders nowadays
I’m sure Idaho’s local police must communicate with other police departments across the country on similar crimes.
I thought the same when I saw his reddit post. I think he didn’t want just get information for his studies, It felt like he wanted to exchange the way it feels to do something like that with people who also know. and to start with murdering four people is also not the norm. I think he killed before but that’s just my opinion. I could be totally wrong. and it’s still innocent until proven guilty but it’s hard not to judge him after reading the affidavit. this case is so so sad. so many innocent life’s destroyed. Of course I‘m sry for the victims and their families but also with his family. so unnecessary and egoistic.
So the roommate sees him around 4 am then locks herself in her room but never calls police till 11am or whatever it was.
Yeah. I was wondering about that also.
That roommate has to be one of the dumbest people I’ve ever read about.
I think she was drunk or high and wanted to sober up
Right… i think the room mates need to be questioned more.
Yea that makes no damn sense.
Well spoken. Straight to the point 👏
Thanks so much for this video. What I found here for the first time in this expert's testimony is a sophisticated, probing analysis not only of the revelations of the already released Probable Cause Affidavit, but also of important questions still to be answered about this case.
There was a similar murder in OR that remains unsolved, a couple stabbed to death in their own home. It gives me chills. Hope that dude rots in the grossest jail.
When did that crime happen
@@frankd3035 august 2021. The police already said BK had nothing to do with it though
That is what I said there is three unsolved murders that have happened and they are all on the 13th just like this one!!!????? And they are only in a few miles of Each other very very weird!!!!! I Think he has done this before
Where in P.a?
@@leahmariew1379 if that's the case, the feds will investigate it I again, I hope?
John Miller is an excellent reporter...I love how he laid it out.
I ❤ John Miller! He made this easier to understand.
The motive and the why question is in this guy's head. We may NEVER know why he did it.
Kind of interesting he’s so arrogant to clean that car at his parents home , takes the trash to a neighbors house, he really thought he had it in the bag , little did he know!!
he could feel them closing down on him
not to mention not being aware that anyone with a scope had eyes on him
Right this dude thought he was so smart taking stuff across the country to dispose of it. Wonder what exactly he threw out.
Unbelievable details about the trash and car cleaning 😮
Terrific analysis
Good interview. Sounds like he knows what he's talking about for sure. Heard things here I hadn't heard before.
Don't know why the general public feels they deserve constant updates on an ongoing investigation, this isn't CSI Miami.
And yet here you are.. not only consuming the content but commenting as well.
Exactly
You’ll give me the updates and you’ll like it.
Netflix immediately calls for a writers' room
People need to realize that the suspect is part of “the public” and they don’t want him to know what they know. Maybe this case will be a lesson for some. Let them do their work!
I guess that Brian Kohberger thought that he could get away with murder because he was studying criminal justice but hadn't learned very much because his DNA was left on a knife sheath & there was a witness who saw him in the home just before he left & his car was identified when he left the murder scene. That is so creepy because authorities said it couldn't be his first-time murdering someone.
once DNA is found at a crime scene and they find a match your pretty much screwed.
Especially on a knife sheath, when the victims were stabbed to death...
Absolutely
Anyone with half a brain should know to never bring your cell phone or use your own car if you plan on committing a crime, especially of this magnitude.😏
Definitely not a professional 🤓🤫
Not sure, but I think the cell phone pings they were talking about occurred in the weeks leading up to the murders and not necessarily on the night of the murders. He was probably doing surveillance (or he just happened to be in the general area going about his normal activities...it's a small town so the cell towers might not be able to narrow down his exact location). Still, I would have left the phone behind. Re the car: you'd either have to steal, borrow or rent one if you didn't want to use your own. Each of those has it's own risk. I probably would have parked away from the crime scene and rode a bike or walked from there.
He’s just mean spirited, and very vindictive. There are no excuses for a sorry human being.
Imagine what they found in those garbage bags he brought to the neighbors with cleaning his car out and putting who knows what in there. They’re completely silent about that and with this case, when they’re silent they have an overflow of info. Also, he’s messy. The 12 times he was outside the house could’ve been only the times he forgot to turn his phone off. Could’ve been there way more
Motive is being told No.
How could he not know cell phones leave records of where they go and residential areas are full of home security cameras that see cars driving past? This Ph D student is deranged, warped, haughty and arrogant. Did I mention evil?
Yeah doesn’t make sense does it, it’s expression seems more surprised than guilty to me, I think whitey got set up
He lived 10 miles away I think- cell phones can easily ping that distance if area between is relatively flat or if his apartment was elevated. They would have to study pattern of his phone for months for that evidence to be conclusive. It's weak evidence until they reveal his normal cell phone pattern.
I gather the security cameras never got to focus on the rego number. Have they really got the right car?
That was my exact thought. It really doesn't seem like this was his first time.
There is no way this guy walked in, slaughtered 4 people and did not kill some one before. Surely he has killed before.
and everyone thought this case would "go cold"
They often do, but he made so many mistakes it was practically gift-wrapped for them
Whoever gets to him in prison will be a hero
Can they please check to see if he is involved with the two murders in Oregon that were amazingly similar!
Check channel True Crime Time.
Theory of other victims.
Police said already he’s in the clear regarding that couple
Loool he'll be accused of every crime in the country now
i heard he killed george floyd!
so if ANYTHING this roommate said was "TRUE" she waits 8 hours to call the cops LOL
this is 100% frame job to re-open the campus
John Miller is great, direct, to the point, no BS.
a psycho doesn't need a motive.
The only thing this guy got right is keeping a straight face while arrested.
His face had more concern when the cop pulled him over than after being arrested.lol
Just saw him for first time. His eyes just scream psychopath to me. Scary.
Let me get this straight: this guy traveled to Idaho from PA to kill 4 random people without a motive, then traveled back to PA to resume life as usual? I can’t even wrap my head around how messed up that is.
I'm still puzzled why the surviving roommate never called the police. If I saw a man in a hoody with a back mask on leaving my house that late, especially having heard the storage noise, and crying I would have called 911.
I guess because he killed four people, he would want to stay under the radar for a while, and not kill anyone else right away, but police should have also watched him every second so he wouldn't kill anyone again. Some of this evidence, like driving around the scene of the crime during the planning phase with his cell phone on, would not be puzzling if he were a psychopath with a low IQ, but for a first-year doctoral student in criminology, the number of stupid mistakes this guy made are incredible, and it's almost like he planned to be caught, but for it to be in a way that would be drawn out so he'd get a lot of attention. Sadly, that is why it is possible he made his first murder so gruesome, because he wanted it to be more sensational than just killing one person. Every new thing I hear about this case, it's like good grief, seen by police putting his garbage in a neighbor's bin at 4AM!
That release of the Elantra information was a shocker. It was like sounding the alarm bells in a suspect's ears. As it turned out he drove the Elantra all the way to the safety of the parents' home and gave it a real clean up. What the Elantra's interiors might show up probably lost. Unless he's overlooked some crucial parts of the car like the pedals.
His DNA was left in the crime scene with an eye witness who saw him, he is the killer
I expect they'll examine this car closer than any other car in history for this very reason. His home and the parents home may still have evidence. Crime Circus is developing theories he could have been on numerous internet sites as other people. So horrible. RIP.
I think the garbage he put in the neighbor's bin was from him cleaning the car.
It is hard to clean blood off interior of car. There will be trace amounts left. This guy is not the brightest bulb in the box.
@@dollluv I fear the worst. The affidavit didn't say they got his DNA too on any of the victims. I hope they do. There should be DNA on Kaylee's intimate parts like face and mouth. This guy's a pervert and let his urges run riot.
My God he was stalking them for months. Hopefully people can take a lesson out of this and some good can come from it regarding personal safety. All I can say is, be aware of your surroundings! Be aware of unfamiliar faces, unknown cars lurking around, all that stuff.
And girls/women need to stop posing online. Stop putting yourself in compromising photos that ignite hate or desire from these creeps.
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@@koala2462 Exactly! I'm a 42 year old woman who values her privacy and I have never ever had any social media accounts ever. When I worked as a financial advisor for Mutual of Omaha it was a requirement to either have a LinkedIn or a Facebook profile, I obviously chose LinkedIn and still got creeped on. Unbelievable how much information these girls post these days, it's basically a flashing neon Super Highway for perverts and pedos...
JSully- what evidence do you have that you make you think he was stalking them? The cell phone pings?
@@kerrycarter330 I don't even know why I'm bothering to answer your question because it's a loaded one and you sound like you're for some reason defending him or denying that he's the killer. And I don't have any evidence, the police and all the other authorities working the case do. It's all over the news how he was stalking them, like every news channel, outlet, TH-cam channel, everywhere. And yes, the pings and a mountain of other evidence. I think now they're saying he visited their home or drove past at least a dozen times. They're not making this s*** up and I don't post comments where I just pull things out of my ass. There, does that answer your question? Jesus.
He really thought he was gonna be able to get away with this since he lives so far away, scary person…
It’s amazing they found and caught this guy. Amazing.
The Moscow Police Chief had initially been criticised for his communication policy. Is it now fair to say that we know why he was not willing to say anything? The sureveillance teams were on the case.
Crimes that have been committed by someone with no motive are often the more difficult cases to solve, because the first suspects are those who are close to the victim/victims and know them well and have a potentially strong motive to commit the offence, in almost all forensic documentaries this is standard procedure to investigate all of those closest to the victims, frequently a spouse or significant other, or family members and friends.
Of course there are many serial killers that use this to their advantage, and often get away with the crimes for years before they are caught, however, more often now than ever before, they are apprehended and eventually convicted.
I am actually surprised that law enforcement was actually tracking him so closely and were keeping him under surveillance after he returned to Pennsylvania with his father. What is really amazing is that they gave him a false sense of security by not arresting him earlier, particularly when the State Patrol had stopped them in either Indiana or Illinois, but just let them go with a warning, after that I am sure that the suspect had really felt like he had gotten away with it all, and that he could hardly control himself. Little did he know that big brother was watching him closely.
I wonder how many times he has gotten away with murder before this? Since it is highly unlikely that he killed four innocent young people with a knife 🔪 all in one night, in one dwelling, by himself, for no reason, without having done so before, of course it is only theoretical speculation now, but I am fairly certain that there are a lot of people thinking this very same thought.
Thank you for posting this video!
Please have an excellent and awesome day! ☀️✨
at this point in time, given what is known, I feel so badly for the parents. what a horrible thing to have to accept about your child. And the siblings... obviously all the families who lost their children, i feel horrible for them. but to have your own child do this... on some levels, just even worse.
Exactly. People don't know who they're spawning into the world and then they pay the price....smh
@@Xane_Dragon there's a great Ted Talk by Dylan Klebolds mom, one of the Columbine Killers. I encourage everyone to watch it.
After reading A Mother’s Reckoning by Sue Klebold, the mother of one of the columbine killers, I realized that it could happen to any parents, regardless of how lovingly you raise your children.
Such a horrifying and frightening realization.
With the Jeffrey Dahmer thing on Netflix, it portrays his father as being extremely loving in spite of his sickness. I can only imagine if his parents would feel like this too and I'm sure they want to prove him innocent and are doing anything they can to present that. Which is denial anyway. Enablement.
@A Lambert I don't think it's Enabling until they see more & THEN continue to deny his guilt.
This should be an interesting trial. Can't wait to see the videos of him cleaning up the evidence
Yep!! Me too. I think it’s safe to say those traffic stops got his spidey senses tingling if he was taking the trash out at 4 am and putting it in the neighbors bin!! I hope the neighbors had cameras also so they have multiple views of him!!😄
Shows that even the most methodical killer makes mistakes, like leaving the knife sheath in the bedroom and having a cellphone that tracks his moves.
I saw an article years ago from a homicide detective. He called it 'Murder brain' people often make absolutely fundamental mistakes especially with detailed planned murderers
Yes he must be just plain stupid, but still they claim he is so intelligent!! He did so many stupid mistakes....maybe he did this just to be "famous"...? I am so glad they cought him, this case really is gruesome, very hard to get to know more details, my heart is broken for these kids😥💔 I wish you the best and sends love from Norway 💕
When he stabbed those 2 poor girls to death of course he forgot about the sheath on Maddie’s bed.
The adrenaline was flowing, he was on a high and wanted to get out only Ethan saw him on the second floor and he had to kill him also.
Why not spare his girlfriend like he spared the other roommate or was she the target just like Maddie?
They both worked in that restaurant he frequented
I think Maddie and Xana were his targets and Ethan and Kaylee were in the wrong place at the wrong time. That is also why the roommate wasn’t killed .
He had no beef with them.
Pure evil
He may not have expected Kaylee in Maddie’s bed and likewise with Ethan did not expect a male in the house.
As far as he was concerned there were 6 females living there.
Not very methodical imo, more meth-head
Why does Don sound like he thinks he knows everything because he’s seen a couple Law & Order episodes? Haha
To all victims RlP,family and friends my deepest condolences.
There's no way this is his first time killing something/someone. He is however a creepy looking guy, especially in the video with his dad where he looks green like the "hulk."
Motive is irrelevant. The fact that he did it, that he is there, there is his DNA, is enough.
What I don't understand is why didn't the downstairs roommate call 911 after she saw the murderer leave the apt..
Perhaps she is aiding and abetting the suspect.
I wonder how the surviving roommate is coping? Did the killer not know there was anyone else there?
What do they do with a house like that? I don’t think anyone would want to live in it ever again.
Questioning why Dylan waited 8 hours is NOT victim-blaming. It’s common sense. I’ve been in situations where I’ve frozen and fainted from fear. But 8 hours is a LONG time not to do anything even after hearing crying and thuds.
I get locking yourself in your room, but why not text one of your roommates to see if they’re okay?? She knew something was wrong with Xana and didn’t even go check the second time BEFORE seeing Bryan. Even after, she didn’t even wait half an hour - an hour to call police to make sure she was safe. She waited an entire 8 HOURS. She wasn’t so frozen that she couldn’t lock her door and walk herself back to her bed.
How do we know he was at this house 12 times prior bc he was stalking them - what if he had something going on with Dylan? Why did he spare Dylan in a bedroom on the same floor as the two others - he just so happened to ignore her bedroom (the closest one to the stairway and the sliding door) TWICE and went into the far one? How did he know his way through the house? How did she see his DARK eyebrows in the DARK??
Also, why was food truck Jack following them THAT night? Why did he ask “Was anyone else arrested?” as he was being taken out of his house? Bizarre and that’s just the REALITY of it.
I think everyone needs to remember that he has a family too. It’s not only about the victims and their families. His family didn’t do anything wrong as far as we know right now and this is probably just as hard for them. That’s still their son. They’re losing someone too.
Yea I don’t kno why she waited 8 hours
It is bizarre. Just imagine if she had called the police when most would have. If Dylan had called the police or alerted anyone then maybe some or all of the victims would be alive now and maybe the murderer would have been arrested then . It doesn't make sense.
Good question. Most media coverage aren’t asking any of these questions. I wondered why .
She wasn't a victim. She didn't even know anything happened. Something isn't right with that chick.
@@pjcostales6682 If you knew he'd take the blame, you get off Scott-Peterson-free. That's why. If she has anything to do with it, she's definitely played her part well.