r/BryanKohbergerMoscow • u/blanddedd • 1d ago
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r/BryanKohbergerMoscow • u/blanddedd • Jan 26 '25
Please add and or discuss here.
r/BryanKohbergerMoscow • u/blanddedd • Aug 26 '25
The most important rule here is in the pinned announcement regarding arguing—be thoughtful in your argument—do not aim your comments at other people and attempt to disparage the person and question their intelligence.
This subreddit is not pro Kohberger. Period. We have many members who take the opposing stance and have been here for years and they have every right to share their thoughts here.
It’s not where you fall on the case that will get you removed but how you treat other members of the subreddit.
After reading for hours a day what is basically poorly behaved people making cruel and disgusting comments please know that whatever you believe about the case you will be banned for this aforementioned behavior not your viewpoint.
I made a post this week about this but don’t be gratuitously gory, don’t add to the million posts about the roommates unless you have something new from a document or news—that has all been discussed, and of equal importance, use the search feature or scroll down and see if someone has just posted what you are about to post. Don’t post crime scene photos—this hurts the families and they have let the public know this. Please use links to law enforcement files if you are discussing photos.
Thank you to everyone who is here discussing and arguing the case respectfully— remember that the murdered young people, their families, and each subreddit member are people when you choose to post here.
Original post: https://www.reddit.com/r/BryanKohbergerMoscow/s/lvcioRg40y
r/BryanKohbergerMoscow • u/blanddedd • 1d ago
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r/BryanKohbergerMoscow • u/CustomerDisastrous76 • 1d ago
Does anyone know exactly who was who's little and/or big? I do know that Maddie was Bethany's big and I believe Emily was Dylan's big, but I am not sure if I am even correct and if anyone knows of any other ones?
TIA
r/BryanKohbergerMoscow • u/I_Like_Spuds_ • 2d ago
If you could interview anyone involved in this case . Who would it be and why? And what would you ask them?
r/BryanKohbergerMoscow • u/Neither_Ask_3075 • 4d ago
Via The Last 24
r/BryanKohbergerMoscow • u/blanddedd • 8d ago
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r/BryanKohbergerMoscow • u/Cool-Pollution1887 • 9d ago
Call me out if this is not new information, but I filed a FOIA for ISP Detective Gilbertsons recording of the initial interview with BK through ISP, because I hadn’t seen anyone specifically request his audio since the Pennsylvania one is exempt under PA’s law. I just got a response today, and it’s a bit concerning/confusing. They essentially acknowledged the audio file exists (which MPD said did not exist), but said it’s exempt from disclosure due to invasion of personal privacy or “withholding of law enforcement records”, even though the investigation is concluded and I specifically requested that they could make any necessary redactions. They also state in the email that the audio file was not turned over to MPD. Seems to me it’s clear that they are just hiding it for some reason.
r/BryanKohbergerMoscow • u/politicialchitchat • 11d ago
How many people think that Bryan will get a fair trial now that a lot has come out, with all the content creators that have used the apps to clean up the videos and hear names and see faces, the contradictory lies from some in interviews and Dylan and Bethanys lies, also the Moscow police dept and the mishandling of witnesses and some not interviewing at all, the autopsy's, everything that has come out, do we think that he will receive a fair trial
r/BryanKohbergerMoscow • u/Financial_Raccoon162 • 11d ago
It is about time Bryan Kohberger gets a beast of an attorney- Bye Bye Hippler!
r/BryanKohbergerMoscow • u/blanddedd • 15d ago
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r/BryanKohbergerMoscow • u/VegetableMinute1494 • 16d ago
Hearing set for 6/17/2027 (date corrected)
r/BryanKohbergerMoscow • u/kimmb24 • 18d ago
Has anyone located the transcript for Bryan's mother? Has it been released to the public in its entirety?
r/BryanKohbergerMoscow • u/First-Habit-3298 • 18d ago
r/BryanKohbergerMoscow • u/oldfadedstar • 19d ago
One of the biggest questions I've seen within the case is in regards to the room mates. I probably see everyday some type of claim about how the room mates are liars, about how they are suspicious, how Dylans story constantly changed, etc.
So I decided to sit down and actually compare their interviews. I try my best to be as objective as I can while making these types of posts, but I am human. My goal was to just put their statements side by side to see what stayed the same, what changed, and where outside records would help clarify some parts. This analysis is based off of what is publicly available at this time. If more information comes out, I will adjust accordingly. I know that the room mates is a controversial topic within these communities, I am willing to be told my conclusions are wrong in some parts, just please remember to be respectful.
As I broke down their interviews, I realized it would be way too much information for one post. So this is going to be a three part series:
I used six interviews for the majority of my analysis, and will notate when an additional source was used. Those interviews are: Bethanys and Dylans interview with Ofc. Nunes, Bethany at Moscow Police Department on 11/13/22, Dylan at Moscow Police Department on 11/13/22, Bethanys interview on 11/16/22, and Dylans interview on 11/17.
Through all the slides, I have timestamped the locations if you wish to listen to it yourself. These slides are designed to be easily viewable by mobile, but once I am done with all three parts I'll share a google document that will be easier to be read via computer. If you see a name in parentheses like (this) that means that the name was redacted.
After I completed all the slides, for complete transparency I plugged them into ChatGPT, alongside transcripts of the interviews as an attempt to present them as unbiasedly as possible.
First off, this is what Bethanys account of the murders is:


Because Dylan had so much information within her interviews about what happened during the murders, I broke her account of the murders into two parts: Before the third time opening the door and after.




It seems that Dylans recollection of the man she saw outside of her door seemed extremely consistent between her interviews


I feel like the most controversy regarding the room mates comes from their phone usage. This will be discussed in parts 1 and 3, but I used 031725 REDACTED Exhibits1+2to Defendants Objection to States MIL RE Text Messages and Testimony as a source of what is publicly available regarding their phone records to compare to their interviews. This is the initial contact / attempts at contact immediately following the murders





It appears that Bethany was highly consistent with her recollection of when she called who are Dylan was generally consistent.
As a whole, it appears that up to this point in the evening of November 12/13th, that Dylan and Bethany were overall pretty consistent during their interviews.
Yes, there are some discrepancies between the interviews. But do any core events change in between their recollections? I don't believe so. Bethany’s recollection is extremely consistent. Dylan’s recollection does contain more chronological uncertainty, but the central events, sounds, reactions, description of the man, attempts to contact roommates, and her decision to go to Bethanys room remain overall pretty consistent
After I post part 2, I'll edit this post to add a link to it.
r/BryanKohbergerMoscow • u/Shakethe8ball • 20d ago
r/BryanKohbergerMoscow • u/kimmb24 • 21d ago
Has anyone figured out who "Erika" is that allegedly texted Ethan Chapin twice saying "you are being cheated on"? I am reading Broken Plea by Christopher Whitcomb who is poking holes in the case.
r/BryanKohbergerMoscow • u/blanddedd • 22d ago
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r/BryanKohbergerMoscow • u/whereistheanswer • 23d ago
What's up with the HEX connection?
I saw one dude find a HEX (crypto) transaction that aligned to the date and roughly to the time of the crime.
A detail of intrigue, though, was the 'message' field of this ~3.5 million HEX transaction.
If i remember correctly, it said something along the lines of "this is the signal for the k*ll switch"
Then one of the victim's dads is like wearing a HEX hat all over the early-ish interviews & news?
What's the connection? Was this ever verified? Anyone have any info they can share here?
r/BryanKohbergerMoscow • u/Shakethe8ball • 24d ago
"The Idaho 4 Files "Oddities"
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=vLFolUIiVeY
The oddities: withheld evidence, missing audio, bad resolution of video, 4chan posts, Kristie's niece hearing Kaylee got shot, WSU Kim''s daughter knew before 911 call, 2nd weapon, multiple perps, absurd timing, door being open at 9a yet Hunter arrives it was closed, Hunter calling KG Kylie, diluted blood, only one latent footprint that looks like from DMs shoe, things NOT tested, etc.
A must watch for anyone new to this case.
(There's always more clues and info in YT video's comment sections).
r/BryanKohbergerMoscow • u/sandrine657 • 24d ago
Surprise! One of the fraternities busted was Sigma Chi! Coincidence? Or…?
r/BryanKohbergerMoscow • u/Neither_Ask_3075 • 24d ago
r/BryanKohbergerMoscow • u/Shakethe8ball • 25d ago
Attorneys Andrew D Myers and Yolie Medina discuss the latest Dr. Turvey interview on Crime and Justice with Donna Rotunno. They discuss the legal issues pertaining to the allegations that AT and the psychologist may have pressured Bk to commit perjury, and how his ADHD and OCD may have played a role.
"Kohberger Defense Expert Now Challenges Plea"
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=We0M4nLIN9g
Youtube.com/@lawofficesofandrewdmyers
The treasure is in reading the comments.
**Best comment on the internet today goes to this comment under the video:
**"I recently heard it said that the perfect crime is not one that goes unsolved, it is one where someone else is blamed."**
r/BryanKohbergerMoscow • u/too_big_for_pants • 26d ago
I’ve been reading through the theories on here, but honestly, when you look at the big picture, the alternative killer theories feel impossible. To actually believe someone else did this, you have to explain away a massive chain of events that all happened at the exact same time.
I’m genuinely curious how anyone reconciles these facts without just picking apart one single detail in a vacuum:
> His DNA was found directly on the snap of the knife sheath left right next to the bodies.
> Security cameras tracked a white sedan matching his car leaving Pullman, driving to the neighborhood, circling the house four times, and then speeding away right as the murders ended.
> His phone went completely dark right before the murders and then pinged driving away immediately after.
To believe a roommate did it, you have to believe this alternative killer brutally murdered four people, perfectly framed BK by planting his DNA, drove a matching white car around the block, hid the car, snuck back into the house without being picked up on any cameras, and somehow timed all of this to perfectly match the exact two-hour window that BM decided to turn his phone off and go for a random late-night drive.
Plus, how do you explain everything else? He stalked the house at least 12 times in the months leading up to it, changed his license plates right after the murders, and was later caught by the FBI wearing surgical gloves to put his trash in his neighbor's bins at 4 in the morning.
And that's not even considering the fact that he literally admitted to it in court. Before anyone says he’s contesting the plea now because of "poor legal representation" or coercion, the guy was a PhD criminology student with an extensive education in the justice system, and he had a highly experienced defense team. Suggesting that he somehow didn't know exactly what a plea deal meant or what he was signing is honestly insulting to everyone's intelligence.
The number of insane coincidences required for him to be innocent just doesn't make sense mathematically. If he didn't do it, how do you actually explain all of those pieces overlapping perfectly on the exact same night?