Idaho students murder: Everything we know about suspect Bryan Kohberger

Idaho murder suspect Bryan Kohberger was studying in detail how forensics, DNA and other evidential procedures help prosecutors secure convictions just two weeks before the quadruple murders. The 28-year-old criminal justice major had ‘enjoyed’ learning about the ways convictions were brought, according to a former classmate. Graduate PhD student Kohberger had previously studied under a professor in Pennsylvania known for her expertise on serial killers and was studying criminology at Washington State University at the time of the slayings – just minutes from the crime scene.
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[two-toned]

How did he singlehandedly stab 4 people to death in a home with other people and not make noise?

[Silvinee]

No... He's not the guy... Everything in this case is shady... Including the housemates who in my opinion aren't telling the truth... Why the first thing the police did was to clarify that this crime is NOT realayed to drugs... How did they know that from the beginning?!! It's ridiculous...

[catherinetighe]

There was an almighty fight on the 2nd floor as Ethan and Xana fought for their lives
The screaming and yells of agony must have been horrific.

[loz]

He’s innocent and I think Dylan and Bethany know more than they are saying. There is no way those 2 didn’t hear anything and the fact that no one called 911 until midday is very sketchy 🤔

[AdamVest]

There's something slightly off in the facts here. I'm probably wrong but the facts don't add up.

[samanthaemm]

He didn't do this. I'm so thankful to see the comments here and realize there's so many real people who make real decisions based on facts and think for themselves. I appreciate you all.

[StLennyBruce]

This should be called Everything this one person knows about Kohberger; not much.

[kathiewool]

All you people yelling he is innocent must be friends of his. Let’s remember there are 4 dead people who need justice.

[queentinadoire]

I've been saying it since day one; there's something fishy about those roommates story.🤷🏾‍♀️ I hope the truth comes out.

[jasant]

He’s 30 now. He was 28 when he was arrested 2 years ago.

[Tlc]

Y’all saying he’s not him but he stalked one of the girls, and his dna was found at the scene take a day off fellas

[gracetruthandlight]

No DNA, no marks, no blood trail, no DNA on him. No guilt

[Cody-sj]

Guilty until proven guilty this is the American legal system

[sjam]

Sure hope they have the right suspect, otherwise, this man can sue the heck out of so many!

[parisnchristlove]

Nope, I don’t think he’s the guy. I used to think he was, but after watching Andrea Burkarts channel and hearing her commentary on the hearings, I am really starting to believe he actually might NOT be the guy! Go watch her and think about this: if he’s NOT the murderer, who the hell is? The house has been torn down which might be a problem too. Do they have any other suspects? Remember, he is innocent until proven guilty, and he deserves a fair trial. I’m not 💯% that he didn’t do it, but I am 💯% that somebody else might have done it. Hear what’s going on in the hearings and think for yourselves. Certainly, 💯% we wouldn’t want the wrong man convicted and some psycho killer out there getting away with the murders of 4 beautiful college students. That would not be the justice these 4 would want! Every aspect, every detail, every possibility needs to be investigated. Koburgers not our guy 😉 but someone out there is and they better figure it out

[lamarkarr]

The only thing you really know it's the narrative someone else it's feeding you

[nancydomikar]

The fact he unalive 4 young people is just crazy.

[capo]

Sooo evertyhing we know now is the same thing we've known a month into the investigation?

[silviadalvia]

HE IS NOT THE MURDER IS VERY OBVIOUS!!

[randyhanson]

His weak alibi is so bad that it actually points to him being innocent. You would think that a PHD student in criminology would have come up with a strong alibi before he went off to commit the crime. I’m supposed to believe that this guy was able to almost commit the perfect murder by cleaning up after himself but he was then stupid enough to drive his own car and not have a solid alibi. I’m not buying it. It’s far more likely that he’s being framed