Sausageface
Chatty Member
They should have been allowed to do whatever the hell they wanted without being murdered.
Please re read your post for a second, have a little think, have a little self awareness, do you think you sound anything but moronic here?I agree there is something weird going on with this case. It doesn't make sense. Even before the arrest,I saw comments on some YouTube videos was that the Moscow PD is sus. I don't know how true that is but I was like omg, that's not good. Then those body cam videos came out of the noise complaints. There was about two you tubers that I watched that didn't like the behavior of the police when they were at the house. But there are also people have pointed how the people were answered the door didn't skip a beat when they lied to the police. That's a valid point. People are like but they were young and they were underage drinking and they just didn't want to get caught. It sounds like from PCA that Dylan said she was sleep the whole and then later on changed her story and now we know that she wasn't sleep the whole night but that she opened her door on the second floor three times. before seeing the suspect and locking her door. That's weird.
I can't believe people are vomit reacting this. I also voted unsure. Because as good as the evidence in the PCA is, what's the point of a trial if we're going to decide based on that alone? You've got to test the evidence. That's why it's called a trial.The evidence is strong but innocent until proven guilty is a thing for a reason.
Honestly find this so creepy that random instagrammers will go and take photos of a crime scene and post them online. Go home and let the police do their job FFS.Haven’t heard anything before about a ladder or the third floor slider door into Maddie’s room being the assumed point of entry.
(House in Habit’s Insta stories)
Whenever I read online comments around criminal cases like this it makes me genuinely scared that some of these people would be allowed to serve on a jury with how quickly they make up their minds based on limited evidence (not basing that on anyone on this thread btw)I can't believe people are vomit reacting this. I also voted unsure. Because as good as the evidence in the PCA is, what's the point of a trial if we're going to decide based on that alone? You've got to test the evidence. That's why it's called a trial.
Yes there will still be a wait for the full trial - unless he pleads guilty in which case I think it would just be no trial and just a sentencing ?So once he’s had the preliminary hearing in June and he pleads not guilty for example, does this mean another six months wait for a trial?
He’s such a strange person because from some angles he looks like any ordinary guy you work with/see on nights out and then from other angles his eyes look like the devil’s!! TerrifyingIt looks like a scratch or cut. Not what you’d get off shaving unless you were crap at shaving
I have a feeling its only going to get worse from now until June too. The amount of people iv seen that are saying they are going to be bored now! Like wtf.. 4 innocent people have been brutally murdered, its not a game. Makes me sickfor one, who “chops” cocaine with a KNIFE?!
this stuff doesn’t help the case at all, and all it does it just start a whole other circus where everyone tries to guess the security guard like it’s a game of cluedo.
This is what is pissing me off. She survived what a lot of people are calling a serial killer in the making. Even if she had called right away, those four would almost certainly still have died. It's fine to wonder but it is unacceptable beyond words for people to blame and abuse her. Save that energy for the actual murderer.Ultimately, she’s a survivor of a mass killer and people are unhappy about it! Maybe one could have survived if she had come out and dialled 911….but it really isn’t her fault, it’s the killer’s. Incredibly, a man kills four people and it’s a woman who’s on the receiving end of a load of online abuse on par to the actual killer
I always thought they lied to protect her in case the killer came back to finish her off or something[
but before the PCA came out the Moscow PD said that Dylan slept thorough the murders.
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the article linked above is where the screenshot came from.Traumatic shock: A surviving roommate of the Idaho slain students said she saw killer, according to affidavit
Medical experts said the response is not uncommon in potentially threatening situations.www.nbcnews.com
okay now Inside Edition is now talking about this
Bryan Kohberger Case: Eyewitness at Scene Is Same Student Police Previously Claimed Slept Through Murders
Bryan Kohberger Investigation: Eyewitness at Scene is Same Student Police Claim Slept Through Murders
The eyewitness who claimed to see someone on the night of the murders is the same student the Moscow Police Department previously said slept through the attack.www.insideedition.com
I voted unsure aswell! Everyone has a right to be innocent until proven guilty - he hasn’t had his trial yet/been sent to prison or death penalty for it. With how many twists and turns this case has had already I’m sure there will be more to come out!I can't believe people are vomit reacting this. I also voted unsure. Because as good as the evidence in the PCA is, what's the point of a trial if we're going to decide based on that alone? You've got to test the evidence. That's why it's called a trial.
Oh yes so many people were convinced it was Hoody guy and he had a full on character assassination. In reality he was walking with them to keep them safe.This case has ruined so many people’s lives it’s been very tragic and shows how’s scary the effect social media can have on people’s lives. Not just the victims and their families, but there’s been so many innocent people’s lives put online the last few weeks just for being friends with the 4 victims. Such as hoody guy when all he was doing was on a night out with his friends. I hope if anything this case might bring about some kind of laws and regulations about these crazy internet sleuths putting people’s personal info online.