Idaho murders: New theory about Bryan Kohberger’s mystery storage unit | Idaho students update

Idaho murders: New theory about Bryan Kohberger | Idaho students update. Newly released court documents in the Idaho murder case revealed that during a search of Bryan Kohberger’s apartment, investigators discovered traces of blood in his bedroom and uncovered a previously unknown storage unit belonging to the murder suspect. According to the new documents, when police approached the storage closet belonging to Kohberger - nearly two months after the quarduple homicide of Kaylee Goncalves, Madison Mogen, Ethan Chapin and Xana Kernodle -  it was unlocked, the door was ‘ajar'. Cops reported that it was dusty with ‘cobwebs’. No trace evidence was taken and police didn't believe Kohberger had used it 'recently,' but the unit's existence may still provide a big lead for law enforcement. It's plausible that Kohberger may have accessed the unit weeks earlier, closer to the time when the murders took place.

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[summerlandgirl]

How did he make it out of the house and to his car in bloody clothes without trailing blood to where his car was parked?

[usakiwi]

Why haven't we heard about the garbage Bryan threw out after cleaning his car at his parents house??

[uptonogood]

Cobwebs being present in the storage unit doesn't mean it was abandoned a long time. It means he has active spiders. I just swept and mopped my kitchen floor yesterday. This morning there's little webs in between my fridge and the door frame. It takes them 15-30 minutes. And if the web sits for a couple of weeks dust will accumulate on it. The cops were dumb to not test it.

[lisamcbride]

I think the knife sheath was ripped off his belt or whatever by one of tge victims! Knife is long gone! Im sure he threw that in a lake!

[elizabethchell]

I worked in storage as a manager. Most storage facilities have security cameras ! They would also be able to see if he used his gate code to get into the facility. Especially after office hrs. It's easier to track who's coming in and out of their units if there's a break-in, it any other problems on the property!

[tyhughs]

I think the bloody clothes and knife had a predetermined place of disposal by the killer. Whether buried or thrown in a lake or stream. The biggest mistake was he left the knife sheath with his dna. That plus his phone pings. Guilty or not, he's one odd duck

[heartssongever]

😂😂😂 “mystery storage unit”

You mean that unit that is part of the apartment complex? The one that a lot of people, like the property manager and other residents knew was there? The one that was open, dusty, had cobweds and wasn’t used?

🤣🤣🤣

[Sleuth_Squad]

He is a guy and grad student. He lived there 6 months, probably packed electronics in his car, drove cross country, and bought essentals. Without much furniture he never needed a storage unit, it came with the apartment

[mariamail]

She shouldn't even have said fascinated by him. These evil people thrive on that! THIS IS WHAT HE WANTED.

[kleptodathief]

defo 100% guiltyAF if they find any of the victims DNA blood in his car/apartment/house lol, even if they got murphy dog hairs at his apartment hes cooked!

[stevesilva]

The fact that they found blood at his home means absolutely nothing unless it matches DNA from a victim or someone from the home in Idaho. All of you get that, right?

[TGP]

I'm assuming the police didn't enter his apartment until he had left for Thanksgiving in Pa? If so, not having a shower curtain isn't a big deal, as he may have used a cheap one and simply thrown it away knowing the apartment would be empty over the Holidays.

[KCsFunHouse]

For his doctorate thesis he interviewed all types of criminals and asked them unusual questions. I believe that he was learning from the mistakes that got those criminals caught. I don’t believe he brought anything home with him. I think he discarded everything immediately following the murders. I also don’t think he stored anything from the crime scene in that storage room. That would be too much of a liability and with his extensive knowledge it would be a very rookie mistake.

[shannonblack]

They found no blood in his car. If he had just killed 4 people, jumped in the car and sped off, there would be BLOOD in the car.

[Elysian]

He could have brought a change of clothing. Put his shower curtain over the seat of his car so when he got into it after the murders it would not have left traces in his car. Then driven his car to a remote location where he had pre-dug a hole, wrapped the murder clothes and weapon in the shower curtain and buried it.

[debh]

The DNA on the knife sheath under a victim was Bryan’s.

[Emma-eycu]

It will always be disturbing to me that ppl were there but nvr heard a sounf.

[margaretwallace]

He'd know to get rid of shower curtain if he had blood on him when he got home. The blood could have transferred on the shower curtain. I hope the investors checked the tub and sink drains for blood evidence.

[nadzach]

Early on, someone looked at is trail after the event and found a public rest area. I thought the rest area might explain why it traveled that odd route. A place to clean up, change and dispose of unwanted items.

[enchanted]

Didn't at one point they found a receipt of a purchase right before the murders that showed Kohberger buying a dark colored coveralls like the type a mechanic would wear over cloths? I believe that yes he had the coveralls on and took them off wrapped up the knife and put them maybe in storage unit then when time went by he felt safe enough to clear it out and dispose of the items. My theory of course😊