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  • Bryan Christopher Kohberger, who was named in connection to the Idaho killings, is scheduled for an extradition hearing Tuesday, Monroe County court records show.
    While police have not commented about a possible motive and declined to say whether Kohberger knew the students, a friend of Kohberger told NewsNation affiliate WBRE he was “in complete shock” when he learned he was arrested.
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  • @XxxX-wx3er
    @XxxX-wx3er Рік тому +2117

    Person: “I’ll go running with a friend so a serial killer doesn’t jump out and get me”.
    Also person: “goes running with his friend who is the serial killer”.
    Damn we are walking amongst monsters. You just don’t know who people are behind closed doors.

    • @letsgovegan4491
      @letsgovegan4491 Рік тому +32

      Well said! 👍👌

    • @curtgottler9961
      @curtgottler9961 Рік тому +26

      He wasn't a serial killer at the time, was he?

    • @XxxX-wx3er
      @XxxX-wx3er Рік тому +55

      @@curtgottler9961 hey there 👋 I honestly don’t have the info to say yes or no.. but damn, enough to send shivers down my spine. Have a safe New Years 🙏

    • @XxxX-wx3er
      @XxxX-wx3er Рік тому +14

      @@letsgovegan4491 thank you 🙏 have a safe New Years 🥳

    • @tonyjohnson9964
      @tonyjohnson9964 Рік тому +30

      @@curtgottler9961 he could have been

  • @lovexoangel
    @lovexoangel Рік тому +605

    When you run with a serial killer to avoid other serial killers

    • @slothmarathonpromotions2470
      @slothmarathonpromotions2470 Рік тому +18

      That should be Americas new slogan

    • @mariabergendal1019
      @mariabergendal1019 Рік тому +28

      But he's not a serial killer, rather massmurder

    • @mariabergendal1019
      @mariabergendal1019 Рік тому +1

      @@w.t.f.6346 Absolutely you are absolutely right, and of course I know it, because it is like that in most countries, at least in Sweden where I live. Wrote another comment in case he is now guilty, but out of laziness I unfortunately couldn't bring myself to continue writing it, as my message was what a serial killer is. Then Americans, because I assume that it is most of them who write about this case, have no idea what a serial killer is. Since people have been writing about serial killers since the beginning.

    • @mariabergendal1019
      @mariabergendal1019 Рік тому +5

      A serial killer is someone who has killed at least 3 people over a long period of time, and often has a modus operandi on their victims. A spree killer is someone who kills several within the same day, but in different places. Mass murderer is someone who kills at least 4 but in the same place within as short a time as possible. So about this man we are talking about, if he is guilty of this deed and has not killed people before, then he is counted as a mass murderer.

    • @theyclosechannelsthatspeak428
      @theyclosechannelsthatspeak428 Рік тому

      😳

  • @JL-zn7me
    @JL-zn7me Рік тому +785

    Imagine what this young man is thinking. The one person he called for nightly runs, so he’d be safe, could have easily taken his life. My God.. I’m thankful he’s alive to tell his story.

    • @le_th_
      @le_th_ Рік тому

      He was NOT going to leave a digital trail behind in text messages to someone he murders. Remember, this guy's major...he chose it so he could learn how to NOT get caught.

    • @tommy2guns220
      @tommy2guns220 Рік тому +10

      Not much of a story to tell just going out on night runs 😆

    • @worldcatloversheavenwatcht2927
      @worldcatloversheavenwatcht2927 Рік тому +45

      Running with the devil

    • @ZeroPhilosopher
      @ZeroPhilosopher Рік тому +14

      anybody can kill anyone else easily

    • @Nuttyirishman85
      @Nuttyirishman85 Рік тому +8

      Imagine being such a 🐱, you need to call someone to go jogging with you at night. Honestly, he should’ve took him out. Schyler is going to make more schylers now, they’re going to be softer than him.

  • @sdflores7572
    @sdflores7572 Рік тому +49

    The hardest part is when parents truly believe their kids are that genius who is so lovable and kind of a human being and they are completely the opposite. Scary

  • @alantoon5708
    @alantoon5708 Рік тому +1128

    I had a Criminal Justice instructor once who stated her belief that many students took the class to learn how to commit crimes better.

    • @andyginterblues2961
      @andyginterblues2961 Рік тому

      Prisons are universities for criminals.

    • @subjecttochrist
      @subjecttochrist Рік тому +38

      Wow

    • @dizmoolli275
      @dizmoolli275 Рік тому +75

      maybe your instructor was excusing ( her hiden ) instints.

    • @NastyWoman1979
      @NastyWoman1979 Рік тому +69

      YEP!!!! I could easily see criminal psychopaths doing it to help them try and get by with crimes better.
      Fortunately he apparently sucked!

    • @ninamartinez5171
      @ninamartinez5171 Рік тому +45

      Jesus Christ that's very disturbing.

  • @MEMELIFEBABY
    @MEMELIFEBABY Рік тому +822

    The irony just punches you in the face. He said he didn’t want to run alone at night, instead, he called, unknowingly, a psychopath to join him. I mean, wow. I wonder if that psycho thought about killing him on any one of those runs. Creepy AF.

    • @washredskin887
      @washredskin887 Рік тому

      I highly doubt he would ever kill a friend of his. Probably not even on his radar. This kind of killer wants to go into a home and kill females. He is probably angry at them for some reason. Possible rejection of some kind.

    • @YouSurfin
      @YouSurfin Рік тому +7

      OFC not. Where was the fun in that?

    • @yuriination
      @yuriination Рік тому +59

      You just never know. Literally anyone you know, right now, this very minute, could secretly be a killer. It could even be a parent or sibling. It's a crazy, scary, world.

    • @ninamartinez5171
      @ninamartinez5171 Рік тому +8

      Ikr it's scary

    • @fitnessbabe7958
      @fitnessbabe7958 Рік тому +5

      @@yuriination Exactly!

  • @Chloe.zyxwvu
    @Chloe.zyxwvu Рік тому +47

    Most "evil" people aren't evil all the time, or most of the time, or even half of the time. Most people convicted of horrendous things did them in a moment, or a series of moments, in their lives. We keep looking for the perfect criminal but the bitter truth is that people capable of doing horrible things are also defined as being loving, smart, social, warm, and friendly by those that know them best. That's the scariest part. How an everyday person can shift into a monster and back again.

    • @MusicViddeos
      @MusicViddeos Рік тому +1

      Yeah, it's strange to think to about... presumably he had some days where he did normal routines and occasionally did something polite for someone else. I believe they said he administered CPR to someone choking at a previous job. It's not so much that I think he was empathetic but that in a normal day-to-day sense, it's jarring to acknowledge he didn't always do evil things to people.

    • @synaesthesia4183
      @synaesthesia4183 Рік тому +3

      That's not realllly how it is though. It all comes down to Cluster B personality disorders---ASPD (psychopath/sociopath) and NPD (Narcissist) with co-morbidities.
      That means that these people go through life wearing a mask, a created persona, to blend and be socially acceptable. They do not feel emotions as neurotypicals. They don't just "change", it's more like the person you thought you knew was completely fake and never existed.
      They cannot love, form emotional attachments, feel empathy, etc. That's the most terrifying part. They're like aliens; actors pretending to be human. They mimic. That's why everyone ends up shocked. Reality is, they've never been able to be themselves. Always wearing a mask of a normal human.

    • @xander_k_
      @xander_k_ Рік тому

      @@synaesthesia4183pretty much everything you said is completely false and outdated.

    • @jeannemarcinek4575
      @jeannemarcinek4575 Рік тому

      Every human being on this earth has the capability of killing even you. The problem is that the police are corrupt and when you have someone making one look bad. You take one item and twist and turn it, so it looks like they did it. I still believe there were more people involved in this killing and the police wants to close this and move on. But wait all the killings everywhere the police need to close so, they want to blame him for everything so they can close their cases and move on.

    • @rockscousteau
      @rockscousteau Рік тому

      You dont have the "eyes". They are indeed evil all the time.

  • @Ena48145
    @Ena48145 Рік тому +36

    I can't even begin to imagine how those who once trusted him feel. I imagine it's one of the most violating things ever

    • @tynee123
      @tynee123 Рік тому +1

      Right? His dad met up with him after the crime and drove him across the country.. I wonder how many times he's played that trip over in his head, trying to recollect whether there was anything unusual about his son's behavior..demeanor..conversation, etc...

    • @rockscousteau
      @rockscousteau Рік тому

      I feel sorry for anyone who had to hang out with this douche. Let alone have a bad enough life they let him stick around. This guy is CREEPY.

  • @TentinQuarantino_
    @TentinQuarantino_ Рік тому +512

    “I was afraid to run alone at night so I called Bryan to go with me”…well, hell. That’s truly screwed up 😬

  • @kimdawcatgirl
    @kimdawcatgirl Рік тому +481

    He was wanting to learn how not to get caught. And was studying why he thought as he did.

    • @luns486
      @luns486 Рік тому +64

      Exactly. He was curious about why he is they way he is.

    • @StragglerTx
      @StragglerTx Рік тому +5

      Did he actually google how to not get caught lol ,,I see a true crime where a criminal actually did that . 😆

    • @chandarose7611
      @chandarose7611 Рік тому +31

      @@luns486 agreed. He wanted to understand himself better. Maybe the study was his way to have kinship or see if others were like him.

    • @donalynette
      @donalynette Рік тому +10

      He thought there would be immense satisfaction from killing, this played on his subconscious. He lost faith, & religion.

    • @MellowMaromi
      @MellowMaromi Рік тому +5

      @@superkoopatrooper4879 Why?
      It's in legible, understandable English.
      I as an autistic person can clearly see that OP understood the connection between learning how to get away with crimes and learning about where the urge to kill comes from, or "Why he thought as he did."

  • @Coast2Coast88
    @Coast2Coast88 Рік тому +7

    How sad, Bryan can’t even say he was an outcast with no friends. This dude had friends willing to run miles with him. He threw his entire life away and senselessly took the lives of others. There really is no words.

  • @RaeBattleRapsMood
    @RaeBattleRapsMood Рік тому +18

    I had a bestie who I found out was betraying me over a LONG period of time. I legit was afraid of her after finding out, she always played cool with me, got me gifts, paid for our outings etc. Like why show so much kindness while your deceiving me like crazy? I was horrified looking at our pics throughout the years together, be careful y’all and never sleep in nobody, no matter how close you are.

    • @JJ38255
      @JJ38255 Рік тому +4

      She acted all nice and bought you gifts because she was trying to make her guilty conscience feel better and justify what she was doing

    • @ralemc1960
      @ralemc1960 Рік тому +1

      I’m so sorry. That has to hurt. Who do we really know and how can one tell?!

  • @zaneshark
    @zaneshark Рік тому +286

    Most people think that those who are sociopaths and who commit evil deeds will look and behave as social outcasts who can be easily identified. The fact of the matter is that the worst criminals often occupy the highest political offices, sit on corporate boards, are very accomplished both professionally and socially, and are very charismatic and well liked.

    • @nadiamccall4311
      @nadiamccall4311 Рік тому

      CEOs, Presidents, and heart surgeons have high rates of sociopathy (but aren't necessarily murderering ones.) It enables them to coldly and calmly drop bombs, use products that might be harmful, and slice into a human body with a steady hand -- so it does have its uses both good and bad.

    • @xman777b
      @xman777b Рік тому +15

      thank you. 110% truth.

    • @susan-hr3xc
      @susan-hr3xc Рік тому +23

      The anti Christ will be very charismatic.

    • @zzz7zzz9
      @zzz7zzz9 Рік тому +10

      ya, it's pretty dumb to think a killer is going to look crazy. in this case it wouldn't have mattered, because he attacked in their sleep. but many killers approach their victims, and that wouldn't work as well if they were drooling, babbling, weirdos.

    • @The_Grand_Duchy_of_Illinois
      @The_Grand_Duchy_of_Illinois Рік тому

      True - some of the worst war mongers, genocidal dictators, sexual predators, unscrupulous corporate executives & head honchos engaging in fraud or other crimes are alpha males who are aggressive, loud, charming, always laughing and smiling, usually have a maniacal laughter and try to be the center of attention at parties by cracking jokes etc. They can be politicians, generals, Drumpf, Harvey Weinstein, Jeffrey Epstein types.

  • @WindTurbineSyndrome
    @WindTurbineSyndrome Рік тому +145

    My friends daughter was murdered by a Florida serial.killer hitchhiking and he was eventually caught and executed. But my poor friend never got over losing her only child.

    • @birdlynn417
      @birdlynn417 Рік тому +5

      That is so sad. Many hitch hikers lucky back in the day, and many were not. Safety and precaution has to be number one. Trust the wisdom of your instincts.

    • @skybluedreams77
      @skybluedreams77 Рік тому +3

      I'm sorry for what happened to your friend's daughter. Was that the serial killer Bobby Long?

    • @Simplelivingslowliving
      @Simplelivingslowliving Рік тому

      😢😢😢 how cruel

    • @virginiahopkins5735
      @virginiahopkins5735 Рік тому +2

      Was it Bundy?

    • @zzz7zzz9
      @zzz7zzz9 Рік тому

      many serial killers are truckers and are never caught.

  • @le_th_
    @le_th_ Рік тому +5

    Someone explain psychopaths to Evan Lambert, please. He does NOT seem to understand that police office/security guard is one of the TOP 10 PROFESSIONS of psychopaths.
    Thank you~
    Psychopaths often study criminal forensics to help them keep from getting caught.

  • @DeezzzzNutzzzz
    @DeezzzzNutzzzz Рік тому +5

    I have a feeling this story is just getting started

  • @sheesh3214
    @sheesh3214 Рік тому +302

    Now this is reporting. Harassing every suspects parents is not.

    • @seanthe100
      @seanthe100 Рік тому +19

      Right like Brian laundries parents

    • @sarahmcbride5055
      @sarahmcbride5055 Рік тому

      His parents were accessories after the fact and deserved every bit of it

    • @rtqii
      @rtqii Рік тому +21

      @@seanthe100 Laundries parents lawyered up and covered for Brian.

    • @charlesdobronxcharlesdobro4660
      @charlesdobronxcharlesdobro4660 Рік тому +2

      @@seanthe100 That was a lot of people’s claim to fame.

    • @seanthe100
      @seanthe100 Рік тому +7

      @@rtqii they said he was in the swamp he was in the swamp dead. They didn't kill Gabby, she never made it back to Florida they shouldn't have been attacked.

  • @gustavoD95
    @gustavoD95 Рік тому +334

    Yeah, it could be dangerous running alone at night. Better call a friend. 😨

    • @tredjesongen
      @tredjesongen Рік тому +30

      😨👍 exactly. Imagine his friend here trying to sleep with all those thoughts.

    • @Mr.T-BAGGIN-UR-MOM
      @Mr.T-BAGGIN-UR-MOM Рік тому +2

      Dudes nuttier than squirrel turds.

    • @xspacerose
      @xspacerose Рік тому +15

      just be careful what friend you call!

    • @lisamcnelly8868
      @lisamcnelly8868 Рік тому +8

      Yes, he is very apparently distraught!

    • @luckymanham302
      @luckymanham302 Рік тому +13

      Many folks here in Albrightsville exercise their right to bear arms. I live in the same development that they caught this evil, coward POS earlier today. Sleeping people make much easier victims. RIP to all his victims, and may God grant their families peace.

  • @malovina
    @malovina Рік тому +23

    I know there used to be a psychologist in Russia who helped solve the famous Russian serial killer who mostly killed kids and young homeless adults. He figured out the personality type to help find him and later opened a program for people who had obsessive thoughts of killing others or hurting animals/humans. And it was interesting the study he did. Part of what he was hoping to do was to have these people turn themselves in to get into “rehab” program of sorts before they committed a crime. It worked for some but not all.

    • @PlateletRichGel
      @PlateletRichGel Рік тому +1

      It was an HBO movie, Donald Sutherland and The english guy from the Crying Game

    • @lostcause1206
      @lostcause1206 Рік тому

      Putin ?

    • @erikac8612
      @erikac8612 Рік тому

      Citizen X might be the movie? The detective was the first to profile a suspect. Honestly, if people have these thoughts, they can seek help.

    • @PlateletRichGel
      @PlateletRichGel Рік тому

      @@erikac8612 that's it. I really like any movie produced by HBO. Another favorite is "Sometimes in April" about Rwanda

    • @Peace-tk3gr
      @Peace-tk3gr Рік тому

      That predator was put to death long ago. Creepy and cruel. DP for these cases 👍

  • @swoopdog54
    @swoopdog54 Рік тому +314

    It's getting very difficult for criminals these days: lots and lots of CCTV footage, everywhere. DNA evidence. Cell phone tracking. Internet records tracking, etc. It's good for the innocent as well. Sure hope they have the goods on this guy.

    • @donaldlyons17
      @donaldlyons17 Рік тому +26

      Problem is making a living is getting harder and harder.....

    • @COMPUTER.SCIENCE.
      @COMPUTER.SCIENCE. Рік тому

      Why do you think the LSD and such cults are living away from urbans and suburbans? To easily commit crimes!

    • @seeingimages
      @seeingimages Рік тому

      This is true--unless you are a politician running as a DemoKKKrat. In that case, all the criminal-minded MFers in this country vote for you and cheat in the process!

    • @COMPUTER.SCIENCE.
      @COMPUTER.SCIENCE. Рік тому +1

      Plus, it's not really getting difficult for the criminals, they are getting much less charge these days if get caught. So, they're still in control of the bargains, not us. I'd like to surprise them with: Death Penalties, Castrations, NO prison cares/benefits, all financial accounts confisticated.. Those, are more like the REAL justice, than the FAKE one we're having on the current system.

    • @alphaomega1351
      @alphaomega1351 Рік тому +10

      Indeed it is... it's so hard, this guy was working on a PhD in criminal justice. 😶

  • @AFloridaSon
    @AFloridaSon Рік тому +452

    The media is quickly digging into BK's life. By this time tomorrow, we'll all know all the way back to when he was potty trained.

  • @geeklafreak2638
    @geeklafreak2638 Рік тому +4

    On July 24, 2016, kaylee Sawyer was out walking outside her apartments after an argument with her boyfriend when a safety security officer named Edwin Lara, hit Kaylee with his security vehicle when she refused to Comply with his demands. Then he put kaylee in the vehicle, he transported her up a winding road to lot B-12 on the Central Oregon Community College campus, where he assaulted and bludgeoned her to death with a rock. He left her body on the side of the road. Edwin Lara, was studying to become a police officer and was studying Serial killers at COCC during the murders.
    I did not know Kaylee very. well but I did know the goddamn murderer and served him alcohol all the time (I was a bartender). He scared the shit out of me then, my stomach turned when I found out it was Ed, but I was not surprised.

  • @djrdjr8888
    @djrdjr8888 Рік тому +406

    Pre-DNA this guy might have run up one hell of a body count. Thank God for the tireless professionals working this case, and all the scientists who've had a hand in getting us to the point where these monsters can be caught with microscopic evidence.

    • @benharbour920
      @benharbour920 Рік тому +3

      if he did he’s in the system now. will be easier to trace him too it.

    • @benharbour920
      @benharbour920 Рік тому +9

      dudes a total creep like he just gives me a bad vibe

    • @Nuttyirishman85
      @Nuttyirishman85 Рік тому +1

      Yeah, makes it that much easier to plant evidence to frame someone. Which is what we have here.

    • @Bitchslapper316
      @Bitchslapper316 Рік тому +9

      Most people seem to forget that innocent until proven guilty is a thing. We haven't even seen his arrest warrant yet and everyone is condemning him.

    • @AprilsJessesGirl
      @AprilsJessesGirl Рік тому +5

      @@Bitchslapper316 thank you for reminding everyone of that! I've only seen 2 other people out of probably 300 comments say the same thing. By the way-love the name 👍🏻

  • @mickeyandres2651
    @mickeyandres2651 Рік тому +71

    “The stranger beside me” comes to mind…..
    A book Ann Rule wrote about Ted Bundy and their friendship before he was caught…..
    You just never know people like we think..

    • @myview5840
      @myview5840 Рік тому +11

      The monsters aren't under the bed, they are all around us

    • @heathermetz3974
      @heathermetz3974 Рік тому +2

      Oddly enough Ann Rule’s daughter never trusted TB and he always gave her the creeps.

    • @RoseRiker-fb3uv
      @RoseRiker-fb3uv Рік тому +3

      Yes, they worked together at night on some kind of a hotline and at the end of their shift, he'd walk with her out to her car to make sure she got to it okay.

  • @feurigerStern
    @feurigerStern Рік тому +4

    I have always had the philosophy that you truly cannot know someone. We trust that the person will continue to behave as we expect, but there is no guarantee.

  • @katealeksen4168
    @katealeksen4168 Рік тому +4

    He has done this before. A bar owner two years before had to confront him and ask him to stop because he was asking women where do they live, if they live alone, etc, being a "total creep". He is too old and organised for it to be his first time murdering. He probably got the situation out of control this time and made a mess, plus a guy killed.

  • @gatrgurlfl3980
    @gatrgurlfl3980 Рік тому +202

    This guy that used to run with Bryan at night should count himself extremely lucky!! It could have been you!!!

    • @EricK-tb2dn
      @EricK-tb2dn Рік тому +62

      The irony, he went running with a murderer so he would be safe from violent people....

    • @ow3wells
      @ow3wells Рік тому +8

      He probably wasn’t his type?

    • @gatrgurlfl3980
      @gatrgurlfl3980 Рік тому

      @@EricK-tb2dn I know to be safe he ended up running with a serial killer..

    • @rahla53
      @rahla53 Рік тому +9

      Running with a killer!

    • @EricK-tb2dn
      @EricK-tb2dn Рік тому +27

      @@gatrgurlfl3980 I'm betting this dude has killed before, I don't think you just start out with a quadruple to pop your murder 🍒 especially with a blade.

  • @douglasgray1648
    @douglasgray1648 Рік тому +27

    One of the most prolific serial killers here in CA was an ex-cop who reportedly did 50 or more murders. Being in law enforcement helped him cover his tracks.

    • @iamtheowl9631
      @iamtheowl9631 Рік тому +1

      Sounds like he became a cop with that intention. Serial killers often spend years, even decades, setting themselves up.

    • @kellybryant6207
      @kellybryant6207 Рік тому +1

      Real Dexter

    • @Voodoovixenn
      @Voodoovixenn Рік тому

      Are you talking about the golden state killer?

    • @douglasgray1648
      @douglasgray1648 Рік тому

      @@Voodoovixenn Yes, Joseph James DeAngelo;

    • @icecreamforcrowhurst
      @icecreamforcrowhurst Рік тому

      Joe D’Angelo committed 12 murders that we know about. His rape count was 50 or so.

  • @emilyc5625
    @emilyc5625 Рік тому +35

    In psychology class ( this never left me ) someone ask why does someone live their whole life with a clean record and then snap at like 50 years old and murder people . The answer was everyone is born with predisposition to snap and it is triggered by the highest level of stress and other factors that sets them off . So I guess it depends what age they reach all those factors ….. human mind is very interesting

    • @TrueVineAndBranches
      @TrueVineAndBranches Рік тому

      @@nullsave 👍. With the exception of those that have his Holy Spirt dwelling inside of them, followers of Jesus Christ. Jesus breaks all bonds to sin including generational curses.

    • @edithtierce8209
      @edithtierce8209 Рік тому

      Sounds like some empathetic bs taught in psychology classes today, explicitly to relieve people of accountability in an attempt to cause us all to consider it could very well be us in their shoes... No. Pass. Sounds like your own teacher had their own psychopathic tendencies they want to insist are normal.

  • @gbaca07
    @gbaca07 Рік тому +3

    I am completely mind blown, why he would he throw all this education away. What a waste. They must have really good evidence against him. I feel for his poor parents knowing their son could possibly be the murderer.

  • @Changeiscoming47
    @Changeiscoming47 Рік тому +128

    One thing is certain: this POS knew exactly what he was doing. He was certain he’d never be caught. 😤

    • @GodBlessYou112
      @GodBlessYou112 Рік тому +6

      Or so he thought

    • @Changeiscoming47
      @Changeiscoming47 Рік тому +3

      @@GodBlessYou112 exactly - he’s not so confident now, right??

    • @debrakish7215
      @debrakish7215 Рік тому +1

      Did he really kill those roommates just to see if he could get away with it, that's crazy

    • @Changeiscoming47
      @Changeiscoming47 Рік тому +7

      @@debrakish7215 psychopaths/sociopaths do things that most of us find to be “crazy.” They’re not like the majority of us.

    • @zzz7zzz9
      @zzz7zzz9 Рік тому +6

      i think it was quite the opposite. he wanted to be caught. he was sloppy and left lots of evidence at the scene. and dumbest of all, used his own car and then kept it, instead of torching it. simple street criminal 101, is to steal a car and then torch it afterward. this guy was either extremely dumb, or he wanted to be caught and wanted the infamy.

  • @joes3534
    @joes3534 Рік тому +140

    Big thank to Salt lake city FBI and all the agents who helped on this case.

    • @tmrossi2899
      @tmrossi2899 Рік тому +3

      Amen ❤️

    • @selmahare
      @selmahare Рік тому +5

      I thought that the FBI was a national bureau, not a local one. How is there a Salt Lake city FBI?

    • @vincentgaite1194
      @vincentgaite1194 Рік тому +10

      @@selmahare The FBI has field offices all over the country. Most of these field offices are located in big cities like Salt Lake City. In my area, we have Sacramento, San Francisco, or Fresno. Then each field office has jurisdictions where they can cover cases around that area. So when there is a case that needs federal level of investigation due to limited police resources, the FBI field office will be contacted to assist in the investigation.

    • @georgeburns8447
      @georgeburns8447 Рік тому +3

      You're welcome.

    • @Nuttyirishman85
      @Nuttyirishman85 Рік тому +2

      Which office planted the DNA?

  • @JohnJJingleheimer
    @JohnJJingleheimer Рік тому +2

    Funny how everyone is just assuming that the suspect is actually guilty.

    • @kerrynight3271
      @kerrynight3271 Рік тому

      The cop at the news conference said they had caught the killer.

  • @Jen-X333
    @Jen-X333 Рік тому +2

    He is NOT a PhD candidate. There’s no way he could be yet. He’s a PhD student. He just started the doctoral program. No one becomes a PhD candidate that quickly. Not until after finishing the program & dissertation.

  • @ellemred
    @ellemred Рік тому +323

    Many people are surprised at a person known to them committed a crime. I think this is because stereotypes and generalisations tend to paint perpetrators as visibly "evil". The truth is, perpetrators a commonly just like you or me, they can be attractive, have a stable job, a family or very altruistic.

    • @wendyj.3858
      @wendyj.3858 Рік тому +45

      And in this case, super creepy and demon eyed.

    • @corey7348
      @corey7348 Рік тому

      Guy looks like a incel looser to me

    • @marliesyanke4580
      @marliesyanke4580 Рік тому +10

      That is what makes them so dangerous

    • @tamiami34
      @tamiami34 Рік тому +18

      Agreed. It has been called "the banality of evil".

    • @Jumpman90
      @Jumpman90 Рік тому +17

      Most serial killers are charming, that’s how they find victims

  • @clutchclaytv
    @clutchclaytv Рік тому +188

    In a year or 2 this guy could have been investigating his murders that’s crazy I’m sure if he wasn’t caught it very well could of gotten to that point

    • @michelleklotz2245
      @michelleklotz2245 Рік тому +6

      Very true.

    • @sdraulitolito44
      @sdraulitolito44 Рік тому +5

      He should of waited until then tbh

    • @michellebogenschutz9544
      @michellebogenschutz9544 Рік тому +9

      He totally would have investigated them, maybe even would have asked to be put on the, by then, cold case.

    • @RadTradDad
      @RadTradDad Рік тому

      @anita miller dexter actually provided a service to the community, this guy is just a pos.

    • @Brooklynborn74
      @Brooklynborn74 Рік тому +4

      It probably would have given him ways to get away with it

  • @moseymay1772
    @moseymay1772 Рік тому +6

    I still want to understand the roommates thinking one had passed out and wouldn't wake and so called 911. I can't find the explanation to this with the blood and wounds. Were they just knocking on a closed door, calling, or what ? Does anyone know ?

    • @dorothynelson8620
      @dorothynelson8620 Рік тому +1

      I'm not understanding it myself. One person, one knife and 4 dead students with their roommates down/up stairs.

    • @joys8634
      @joys8634 Рік тому

      @@dorothynelson8620 it was a sorority house lmao . Not the brightest bulbs

  • @DaniMacYo
    @DaniMacYo Рік тому +11

    So disturbing. That guy was so lucky this creep didn’t give into his murder desires back when than ran. That survey he ran is absolutely creepy as F. He was literally studying for this moment when he took those fours lives. It’s just insane to think about.

    • @rayharvey1330
      @rayharvey1330 Рік тому

      @@randconfig8626 Okay...let's start by emptying out the insane asylums...and moving them all into your neighborhood. The worst of them can move right in with you and your family.

    • @alienvomitsex
      @alienvomitsex Рік тому +2

      @@randconfig8626 Wut? So you think this creepy yt guy with no job, a daddy who took a plane trip just to drive him home, and who was studying for a PhD killed because his life was full of 'adversity'?

  • @KM-om1dy
    @KM-om1dy Рік тому +4

    Most serial killers come from the Northwest. It's a beautiful area but very dark at the same time. Ted Bundy, Green River Killer, etc. all from the Northwest.

  • @zachariahbarber5794
    @zachariahbarber5794 Рік тому +22

    Historically that's what they have said about all serial killers when they were caught. I would put money on the fact that he's done this before

  • @flatdaddio
    @flatdaddio Рік тому +137

    How about his family who may have just celebrated Christmas with him and let him in their homes!!! Some of his relatives may have shared Christmas dinner and exchanged gifts with this guy.. Can you imagine the shock they must feel now knowing they let him in their house and sat alongside this murderer!! Unreal!

    • @birdlynn417
      @birdlynn417 Рік тому +30

      No, I think his family and relatives know this guy was weird. You can feel the vibes. His family even probably feared him.

    • @lynnpayne6262
      @lynnpayne6262 Рік тому +10

      I had a similar experience. One thanksgiving I ate beside a guy at a family dinner who killed one of his renters. He was also on the SPLC watchlist. The guy gave me a candy cane and we watched football together.

    • @stephenpmurphy591
      @stephenpmurphy591 Рік тому +16

      I believe his family celebrates Hanukkah but think his Uncle's & Aunts & cousins sitting across from a vicious killer.
      His parents must be traumatized.

    • @birdlynn417
      @birdlynn417 Рік тому +3

      @@stephenpmurphy591 How do you know he was Jewish?

    • @donquijote971
      @donquijote971 Рік тому +14

      @@birdlynn417 look at his face

  • @mikeygoated7774
    @mikeygoated7774 Рік тому +5

    I really wanna know if he got any wounds from the attack.

  • @girlfromsouth214
    @girlfromsouth214 Рік тому +25

    The FBI needs to look into unsolved murders in Idaho, Pennsylvania and along the routes he took..... anywhere he went.....

    • @debbiesoff4019
      @debbiesoff4019 Рік тому

      We can only pray.

    • @Njbear7453
      @Njbear7453 Рік тому +3

      What about what happened in Washington and Oregon and the skinned dog too?

    • @djrdjr8888
      @djrdjr8888 Рік тому +2

      that is standard procedure

  • @gentryPR
    @gentryPR Рік тому +78

    Crazy how there are 3 other recent unsolved murders (stabbing vicitms) in close range to the Moscow murders..... all in Washington. One in particular was very brutal of a couple being stabbed to death.

    • @auapc2441
      @auapc2441 Рік тому

      name ??

    • @joralemonvirgincreche
      @joralemonvirgincreche Рік тому +18

      @@auapc2441 Travis and Jamilyn Juetten were stabbed in 2021 in Salem, Oregon by a masked intruder. He died, she survived even though stabbed 19 times. They had been asleep. Another case was from 1999, so this 28 year old couldn't be involved.

    • @gentryPR
      @gentryPR Рік тому +6

      @@auapc2441 Sandra Ladd, Travis and Jamilynn Juetten.

    • @a.humphries8678
      @a.humphries8678 Рік тому +1

      Goodness!! That's awful.

    • @gentryPR
      @gentryPR Рік тому +6

      @@joralemonvirgincreche Uhhmm no. Sandra Ladd was stabbed to death in her home 06/2020. He was definitely born by then.

  • @ryanamari2233
    @ryanamari2233 Рік тому +5

    The Tiktok creator who blamed an Idaho U professor …has an IOU as in a public apology to the professor…and damages

  • @guymerritt4860
    @guymerritt4860 Рік тому +3

    I knew that when they caught the guy he'd be a seat belt violator - that's a huge red flag. Seat belt violations should be "one strike and you're out".

    • @kerrynight3271
      @kerrynight3271 Рік тому

      That was pretty strange, wasn't it. Who knew that Idaho cops stopped people for not wearing a seat belt?

    • @itzflowers4me
      @itzflowers4me Рік тому

      😂Ikr?

    • @jasonsnider8749
      @jasonsnider8749 Рік тому

      @@kerrynight3271 when I lived in Idaho my Citation for not wearing my seatbelt was a $10 fine move back to California my citation was $279 California is a joke

  • @justinherbert9146
    @justinherbert9146 Рік тому +106

    Why didn't the reporter ask the guy anything about the accused? Poor reporting, we just hear they jogged together at night and the guy feels sorry for the victims and their families -- how about asking? what was he like? how was his personality, demeanor, was he in a relationship, was he angry, was he talkative, was he withdrawn? anything --

    • @jeronicabaldwin9589
      @jeronicabaldwin9589 Рік тому +9

      True

    • @Mudcreekmedia
      @Mudcreekmedia Рік тому

      Newsmax is trash. They are gonna be irrelevant when they can’t report on this anymore and they know that.

    • @thud9797
      @thud9797 Рік тому +23

      The reporter probability did but they edited down the interview, more will come out.

    • @seattlejayde
      @seattlejayde Рік тому +5

      Exactly!

    • @jayceecee8651
      @jayceecee8651 Рік тому +9

      It was a long time ago. They didn't go running recently. He didn't have anything of recent relevance to add. Other than the typical edited storylines, this is akin to clickbait. Wish they would actually report news, and not do it to promote views.

  • @jonathanisrael9714
    @jonathanisrael9714 Рік тому +95

    NORMALCY BIAS
    Most would never believe how many have joined law enforcement for the express purpose of getting away with criminal activity.
    And I believe that is the number one reason for UNSOLVED crimes.

    • @rahla53
      @rahla53 Рік тому +11

      I agree-

    • @TheHope4abetterworld
      @TheHope4abetterworld Рік тому +13

      And why drug addicts become nurses, why arsonists become fire fighters ,,, excellent point.

    • @TH-jd9ib
      @TH-jd9ib Рік тому

      Why pedos become priests

    • @Linda72.
      @Linda72. Рік тому +4

      I said the same a few weeks ago..

    • @gokissasickmonkeyswetass
      @gokissasickmonkeyswetass Рік тому

      @@TheHope4abetterworld Why pedos become teachers.

  • @justb-nme
    @justb-nme Рік тому +5

    Yes. Want to hear lots more of this.. all his friends and family need to speak up with the truth

    • @rayharvey1330
      @rayharvey1330 Рік тому

      ...bet he acted weird all his life...but his naive parents ignored it...

    • @justb-nme
      @justb-nme Рік тому

      @@rayharvey1330 I agree Ray.

  • @sioux6365
    @sioux6365 Рік тому +2

    Q. What if it isn't the murderer?
    Q. Why him?
    Q. Why these four students?

  • @JerubbaalgodSlayer
    @JerubbaalgodSlayer Рік тому +50

    So now he’ll have real subjects & test cases in prison as he works on his PHD while incarcerated. So sorry for the loss of these young people. 🇨🇦

    • @jewelbriard5444
      @jewelbriard5444 Рік тому

      Idaho has the death penalty I think. Hopefully society does not have to pay for him to continue his PHD.

    • @62Cristoforo
      @62Cristoforo Рік тому

      I think I know what his thesis will be 😏
      . 🇨🇦

    • @justinl9077
      @justinl9077 Рік тому

      He's also going to receive first hand sex education when the men have their way with him. Those 4 victims were all young. Prisoners don't like murderers like him.

    • @beatricesmith2847
      @beatricesmith2847 Рік тому

      When he gets to prison i hope his criminlogy studies keep him alive , Inmates dont like people who kill children because inmates have kid and young adults too out theire. Look what happened to Jeffrey Dahmar.

    • @joys8634
      @joys8634 Рік тому

      🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 he's the best

  • @beautifulwaterfall222
    @beautifulwaterfall222 Рік тому +92

    Imagine running with a mass killer as your safety buddy? Yeah!

    • @joelincolnlincoln6315
      @joelincolnlincoln6315 Рік тому +1

      Sounds like any country friends with usa

    • @Njbear7453
      @Njbear7453 Рік тому

      Why the fuck are you running at night lol it BAFFLES me when I see a woman with a baby jogging at night...... wow

    • @Njbear7453
      @Njbear7453 Рік тому +5

      Remember that kindergarten teacher who was kidnapped and murdered in Tennessee ? Was jogging in the early AM - you don’t swim in the ocean at night , and you don’t go for a jog or run late in the evening or early in the morning

    • @Anthonycapone8146
      @Anthonycapone8146 Рік тому +1

      beautifulwaterfall222
      Haha!

    • @joanstone6740
      @joanstone6740 Рік тому

      @@Njbear7453 why don't you swim in the ocean at night?

  • @TheNoobComment
    @TheNoobComment Рік тому +8

    Shame on the student that accused her professor of the killing and the idiot father who thought cops weren't doing their jobs.

    • @KC-bc2tb
      @KC-bc2tb Рік тому +2

      I don’t think it was a student, it was a crazy tik tok lady

    • @Kardaszpm
      @Kardaszpm Рік тому

      Yea and the ex. I actually thought it was the ex

    • @KC-bc2tb
      @KC-bc2tb Рік тому

      @@Kardaszpm hopefully you have learned your lesson

    • @Lyddiebits
      @Lyddiebits Рік тому

      @@KC-bc2tb you are correct!

  • @BamBeFabulash
    @BamBeFabulash Рік тому +4

    Man: it’s not safe to go running alone I think I’ll take a friend with me.
    That friend: evil killer 😳
    Can you imagine, knowing that you were running at night with a man capable of committing such brutal murders?! That is absolutely terrifying. 😳

  • @zachpeacock1709
    @zachpeacock1709 Рік тому +102

    Imagine inviting a serial killer to run with you because you are afraid to run alone at night.

    • @georgeburns8447
      @georgeburns8447 Рік тому +2

      Remind me to never invite you to run with me.

    • @baldingeagle8404
      @baldingeagle8404 Рік тому

      Who says he’s a serial killer

    • @lizettewanzer8650
      @lizettewanzer8650 Рік тому +1

      @@georgeburns8447 💀😆

    • @jackspawn77771
      @jackspawn77771 Рік тому

      Mass murderer for now.

    • @baldingeagle8404
      @baldingeagle8404 Рік тому +3

      @Nomen Clature yes he’s guilty for this but he has to commit multiple different murders to be a serial killer this is all part of the same crime

  • @georgeburns8447
    @georgeburns8447 Рік тому +3

    If this happened in liberal California, he'd be out already and told he'll be contacted in a year or two with a court date.

    • @kerrynight3271
      @kerrynight3271 Рік тому

      This isn't Fox News where people write such bullshit every five minutes. So stop it.

    • @georgeburns8447
      @georgeburns8447 Рік тому +1

      @@kerrynight3271 Is it MSDNC then, where they write BS every 5 seconds?

    • @kerrynight3271
      @kerrynight3271 Рік тому

      @@georgeburns8447 You make an idiotic comment about California letting murderers out of prison, then when I call you on it, you change the subject. That's what the commenters do on Fox News. I have no idea what MSDNC is.

    • @georgeburns8447
      @georgeburns8447 Рік тому

      @@kerrynight3271 No problem with the classified documents Biden stole and stored his garage next to his Corvette. He says the garage was locked, so everything was secure. LOLOLOLOL.

    • @kerrynight3271
      @kerrynight3271 Рік тому

      @@georgeburns8447 You actually went back 12 days to find the earlier comments so you could make a genius comeback? That's just sad, bud. Get a life.

  • @trudichoate1950
    @trudichoate1950 Рік тому +18

    Kaylee dad says he knows a connection of the murderer to Kaylee but the family’s not ready to talk about it

    • @WindTurbineSyndrome
      @WindTurbineSyndrome Рік тому +3

      Poor Kaylee rip. The cops knew she was targeted ... Her injuries were overkill that's usually a sign... Prayers for the murdered young students families so tragic and no one deserves this fate. What a lunatic.

    • @woodlandgangsta3931
      @woodlandgangsta3931 Рік тому +14

      If he wasn't ready to talk about it perhaps he should have kepted that part too

    • @lynnpayne6262
      @lynnpayne6262 Рік тому

      You never know. He could have been a classmate or coworker.

    • @debrakish7215
      @debrakish7215 Рік тому +1

      Did he follow her online

    • @sup_monica3597
      @sup_monica3597 Рік тому

      It could be anything from "she mentioned some weirdo messaging her" to him actually being a stalker to her.

  • @Slowhobolicker
    @Slowhobolicker Рік тому +2

    can you imagine if he never gets found, graduates with a phd in criminology then becomes a criminal investigator. Kills more people and investigates his own crimes, that is crazy.

  • @scotttwood
    @scotttwood Рік тому +2

    Just remember, people, innocent until proven guilty!

  • @moniccca8
    @moniccca8 Рік тому +56

    He did not want to run alone at night but text the killer (probably serial) to run with him. Who would have thought….

    • @Njbear7453
      @Njbear7453 Рік тому +3

      Could be a wacko like him

    • @jordanmince7613
      @jordanmince7613 Рік тому +4

      @@Njbear7453 probably not

    • @auapc2441
      @auapc2441 Рік тому

      he was not seril killer before now he is

    • @wearenottogetheranymore2658
      @wearenottogetheranymore2658 Рік тому

      @@auapc2441 who knows maybe he was scouting his prey this wasn’t the first time I bet

    • @HeatherM1976
      @HeatherM1976 Рік тому +1

      @Bear 7453 No he's not .. skyler and him ran track together in high school. Skyler is a really stand up dude but Brian was very quiet in high school and his mother even worked at the school!!!

  • @eaglesdefense812
    @eaglesdefense812 Рік тому +5

    Can't believe people think this guy could not be the actual killer but an innocent person railroaded by police under public pressure to solve these murders. Absolute idiocy.

  • @amandabraccia6352
    @amandabraccia6352 Рік тому +6

    I went to school with him, grew up With him. He was quiet but really nice, veryvery intelligent. He got bullied pretty badly. What a travesty. Prayers with the families 😔

    • @michaeljames4630
      @michaeljames4630 Рік тому

      lies

    • @cocoaorange1
      @cocoaorange1 Рік тому

      That is no excuse to kill people and destroy his life in the process. Maybe his parents never got him help.

    • @beaulieuc8910
      @beaulieuc8910 Рік тому

      did you stop it

  • @ScammedbyFolrentinaConchas
    @ScammedbyFolrentinaConchas Рік тому +4

    So much for the Teacher doing it. That woman that accused her going to get sued so bad🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

  • @icalotdonthide2646
    @icalotdonthide2646 Рік тому +65

    He was researching HOW to do it, WTF.

    • @rahla53
      @rahla53 Рік тому +2

      It was afterwards, no?

    • @mikiggs
      @mikiggs Рік тому +1

      He was studying that subject to understand his desires to murder.

    • @mykelc205
      @mykelc205 Рік тому +1

      Like Casey Anthony
      How that turn out

    • @MaleficentMama
      @MaleficentMama Рік тому +5

      @@rahla53 no actually, he's been studying that for quite some time.

    • @lynnpayne6262
      @lynnpayne6262 Рік тому +2

      " every cop is a criminal, and all the sinners saints..."

  • @selmahare
    @selmahare Рік тому +70

    It always amazes me how so very proactive these psycho killers are. The amount of work and energy being put on doing evil says everything that anyone needs to know about them, no need to psycho analyze them. They are literally getting out of their way to start PhDs on the matter now, before they do it; I mean it just writes itself!

    • @mikeirwin63
      @mikeirwin63 Рік тому +5

      Working in the shadows

    • @ZeroPhilosopher
      @ZeroPhilosopher Рік тому +2

      Yolo have no idea what you're talking about

    • @Bitchslapper316
      @Bitchslapper316 Рік тому

      Studying criminal justice doesn't make anyone a criminal. Many law enforcement officers and prosecutors have to study it. Some of the FBI agents who did the forensics and helped track him down probably had a degree in criminal justice.
      The media is only focusing on what he studied to make him look like Hannibal Lector.

    • @selmahare
      @selmahare Рік тому +6

      @@mikeirwin63 Yes, and the amount of work they put into it, like wtf.. the guy gets into an actual PhD in criminology, makes surveys online on how to get away with crime, it’s actually labour intensive to be that evil. It always astonishes me the extent of actual labour that some go through to harm others. Like how intent on it, how obsessed about harming people does one have to be?! One thing is for sure evil is not lazy, it is really hard at work.. 🫤 Honestly if only they could put in half that work in getting help for their issues instead, but they don’t, and they don’t because they are just evil. They are not sick, they are evil, incarnate into human form, predatorial animals trying to pass for human.

    • @selmahare
      @selmahare Рік тому +3

      @@ZeroPhilosopher I would then advise you to return to primary school, your reading abilities may not be there yet.

  • @lyndaferguson816
    @lyndaferguson816 Рік тому +3

    This is probably not his first murder. I recall hearing about a man, and his wife, in Washington, that were found stabbed to death in their home.

  • @AmethystEyes
    @AmethystEyes Рік тому +3

    He is not a PHD candidate, he is a student.

  • @mikec7176
    @mikec7176 Рік тому +41

    It will be very interesting to hear what the connection was between him and the victims.

    • @wearenottogetheranymore2658
      @wearenottogetheranymore2658 Рік тому +9

      More than likely none he preyed on them

    • @kerrynight3271
      @kerrynight3271 Рік тому +5

      The connection was probably all in his imagination. He might have been in the same bar with a couple of them and thought he deserved a connection that never happened.

    • @peacefulpath222
      @peacefulpath222 Рік тому +5

      His sister lived next to the girls house, allegedly

    • @thatshot8
      @thatshot8 Рік тому +2

      He and Kaylee are through social media, so it will be interesting.

    • @melbelle2049
      @melbelle2049 Рік тому +2

      @@peacefulpath222 no, they are older and attended college and lived in the northeast

  • @rossmeldrum3346
    @rossmeldrum3346 Рік тому +27

    Just goes to show it does not matter how smart you think you are or how educated you are DNA will get you every time. His hubris did him in.

    • @rayharvey1330
      @rayharvey1330 Рік тому +1

      He'll probably get some of big Bubba's DNA on him in the prison showers.😮

    • @paulwt9783
      @paulwt9783 Рік тому

      this guy screwed up on way more than just that. drove his own car to the scene. had been there w his phone on during previous recon trips. just an arrogant fool.

  • @Rizky06
    @Rizky06 Рік тому +4

    Gives new meaning to the song "Running With The Devil". 🏃‍♂

  • @samora1050
    @samora1050 Рік тому +7

    Fact: Most if your “friends” ain’t whom they present themselves to be; this is a storied tradition in the world we live in and their are countless shows that depict this daily! Folks you’ve known for 10 years can show their true colors in 10 minutes 😮…

    • @kerrynight3271
      @kerrynight3271 Рік тому +1

      The old lady who lives across the street from me burst into my house several weeks ago and assaulted me. I wasn't injured, but was in shock. Yesterday she claimed to have absolutely no memory of what she had done. So yeah... We won't be having nice, neighborly chats any time soon.

  • @mandyylolo
    @mandyylolo Рік тому +26

    I DONT CARE about all these people saying they “knew/know” him! He slaughtered a bunch of young college kids who have barely even started their lives…and now their families don’t get to see them graduate, get married, have kids, or get their dream job, or travel the world. Whatever they were going to do, they don’t get to do now because of him.

    • @mvpfocus
      @mvpfocus Рік тому +5

      Evidence has yet to be presented. Hold your horses on the snap judgement.

    • @mayc8674
      @mayc8674 Рік тому +1

      You should care that at this point he is only a suspect. If you ever get accused of a crime you would want proof or confession not just say its him just bc.

    • @mandyylolo
      @mandyylolo Рік тому

      @@mvpfocus let’s just say, the evidence has yet to be on the NEWS. When you do hear it next week…you’ll understand. And you’ll also be absolutely mortified

    • @mvpfocus
      @mvpfocus Рік тому

      @@mandyylolo Are you with the FBI or something? If you were, you know that would be unethical to share your work online, right? So, you're starting to sound like that fake psychic. Stop making predictions and let's just allow the professionals to do their jobs.

    • @mandyylolo
      @mandyylolo Рік тому

      @@mayc8674 absolutely!!! The evidence will be presented and there’s plenty of it, I’m not just making a statement without knowing what’s going on

  • @RhinoXpress
    @RhinoXpress Рік тому +72

    You hear this all the time "he was such a good kid." or "I'm shocked. I never would have thought he could do something like this." Some people are soo good at masking their true selves, to the untrained eye, they show nothing out of the ordinary for the longest time.

    • @1ACL
      @1ACL Рік тому +7

      People are saying he was awkward and a bit weird all along.

    • @gingerroot8802
      @gingerroot8802 Рік тому +20

      @@1ACL That's not even a good judge of it and only tends to marginalizing neuro-divergent people. Sometimes there just aren't any warning signs. Plenty of serial killers go undetected as they are sociopaths and can blend in just as any "normal" person would. They act the part perfectly and with skill until its too late.

    • @chriskurtz8744
      @chriskurtz8744 Рік тому +13

      Can't remember what comedian said it, but they were like 'I want to live next door to a serial killer. Think about it, every time they find one all the neighbors say things like, he was a good neighbor, quiet guy, kept to himself. That's who I want to live by.'

    • @heathbar8015
      @heathbar8015 Рік тому +13

      @@1ACL yeah he looks creepy af. He fits what I had in mind for the killer. Looks awkward and incel-ish

    • @peterclarke7240
      @peterclarke7240 Рік тому +10

      Yeah. It's amazing what tricks your mind plays when you 're told something about someone and then see a photo of them.
      If he'd been in the news because he'd pulled a puppy out of a storm drain, I guarantee you you'd not think he looked remotely creepy.

  • @GodsOath_com
    @GodsOath_com Рік тому +1

    I think they should start looking at unsolved murders wherever he was living from 15 years ago to today.

  • @XxhimynameiscynxX
    @XxhimynameiscynxX Рік тому +1

    Stories like these freak me out. I was dating and obsessed with my Ex until things started to scare me. He is super dorky and kept to himself, tall German guy and was a medic in the Army. He would often disappear and had really strange interests. Handsome in a dorky way but analyzed me and attentive. One day we had just decided it wasn't going to work and he made me cry but he asked me if someone had offered me human flesh would I eat it. It freaked me out! To this day I wonder if he has a bigger secret or has feeling to do bad things. Just glad I escaped. I wouldn't be surprised if one day I was in an interview like this one .

  • @luv2luv720
    @luv2luv720 Рік тому +16

    Newsnation has done a great job covering this case!!

  • @raineyj560
    @raineyj560 Рік тому +43

    Now it begins, "He's the last person you would expect to do something like this"

    • @waynesorensen7071
      @waynesorensen7071 Рік тому +1

      Lmao watched way too many of those episodes!

    • @andyginterblues2961
      @andyginterblues2961 Рік тому +4

      Like when an arsonist gets caught: "He's the kind of guy who would light up a room".

    • @debrazawlocki3975
      @debrazawlocki3975 Рік тому +2

      It's usually the case.

    • @zzz7zzz9
      @zzz7zzz9 Рік тому +4

      and the "things like this never happen here".

    • @Kelro87
      @Kelro87 Рік тому +1

      Actually on tik tok his old friend made it seem like it would be something he would do

  • @readinsteadbyjake
    @readinsteadbyjake Рік тому +2

    The kid is talking as though he’s already been convicted. There’s still a trial that needs to take place… and there’s no forensic evidence.

  • @MarySmith-gu5nb
    @MarySmith-gu5nb Рік тому +2

    In that survey he sent out, he said it was a study that had gotten IRB approval, which is institutional review board approval. The IRB has to approve ALL research protocols before any scientist is allowed to proceed with the research. This means that survey was approved by WSU. Which makes me wonder WTF is going on at WSU!?!?!?!?

  • @Dspalten
    @Dspalten Рік тому +36

    Everyone says “why would this guy throw away all that schooling”….maybe he intentionally chose criminal Justice KNOWING he wanted to kill but also wanted as much knowledge as possible to try to be successful at his killings to not be caught. He is deff on the upper level of psychopath! His education clearly failed his intent.

    • @Rubbberduckyyy
      @Rubbberduckyyy Рік тому

      Or he’s done it before and he just got sloppy or was surprised by something he didn’t expect

  • @oldtimer4888
    @oldtimer4888 Рік тому +25

    He's obviously been trying to understand his own demons for some years.

    • @georgeburns8447
      @georgeburns8447 Рік тому +3

      Obviously? And how do you know so much, Mr.Psychic?

    • @carrenpalmer3453
      @carrenpalmer3453 Рік тому +3

      @@georgeburns8447 ? chill and have a cigar George

  • @dip_emb_mexuk
    @dip_emb_mexuk Рік тому +3

    I am no expert here. Bryan may ‘appear’ normal and decent to his friends but I personally view that he couldn’t just wake up one morning and decided ‘Right, today I am going to kill 4 people.’ He must have had some sort of criminal traits or plans running in his sick head for quite a long while.

  • @teebzr5975
    @teebzr5975 Рік тому +1

    Justice will never be . This is a lifetime sentence for the families

  • @TruthIsNotTemporary
    @TruthIsNotTemporary Рік тому +9

    He’ll get first hand knowledge of criminal behavior from several criminals very soon

    • @deannelson1388
      @deannelson1388 Рік тому +1

      Haha best comment and true, wait till' big bubba enters his cell.. this ugly mofo shoulda' studied on how to survive getting bummed in prison.

  • @trixiemcfly8584
    @trixiemcfly8584 Рік тому +112

    I feel bad for anyone that knew the suspect in any capacity. The media is going to hound the hell out of them. It's terrible that everyone he ever encountered will feel the need to justify, explain, reevaluate, and question their discernment of his covert character.

  • @cutiepiebb
    @cutiepiebb Рік тому +2

    no one in these comments seem to know the difference between a mass murderer and a serial killer..

  • @wallychambe1587
    @wallychambe1587 Рік тому +3

    Everybody is convicting that guy before the proof is heard! wow!😲😲

  • @LK-bz9sk
    @LK-bz9sk Рік тому +29

    Gives me a Ted Buddy vibe with his educational background.

    • @kultofbunny
      @kultofbunny Рік тому +2

      @@-Yulissa- Ted Bundy and Jeffrey Dahmer were nothing alike nor were their crimes, so what an odd statement

    • @joanstone6740
      @joanstone6740 Рік тому +1

      Stephen McDaniel

    • @inthesun3884
      @inthesun3884 Рік тому

      It’s pretty creepy because I thought it sounded a lot like a Bundy murder. Bundy was executed in 1989. I’m sure he’s a major part of any criminology teaching.

  • @JohnSmithyy365
    @JohnSmithyy365 Рік тому +4

    No idea what evidence they have on this guy but it’s concerning that he’s already been deemed guilty in a country that supposedly stands for “innocent until proven guilty”. Slippery slope

  • @elmerbefuddled2156
    @elmerbefuddled2156 Рік тому +8

    Never feel bad again when someone touts their college education, masters degree or PhD accomplishments. They could be someone like this.

  • @outermarker5801
    @outermarker5801 Рік тому +1

    I'm not saying he didn't do it, but this does remind that once you're arrested, everyone is convinced you did.

  • @vickydavis4748
    @vickydavis4748 Рік тому +45

    Wow... "he wanted to know the criminal mind". That's exactly like a story I read about a murder in Hollywood in the 40's or 50's I think. My memory is rather hazy but I think the woman who was murdered - or the name of the story was The Black Rose. The murderer was a film director who wanted to get inside the mind of a murderer so he became a murderer.

    • @venusxxblue
      @venusxxblue Рік тому +17

      Black Dahlia? Unfortunately it remains unsolved :(

    • @jimihendrix3143
      @jimihendrix3143 Рік тому +9

      You may be thinking of the Black Dahlia murder. Unsolved, though. Maybe you're thinking of a film based on it?

    • @mariegallagher1982
      @mariegallagher1982 Рік тому +4

      That was exactly what I was thinking he wanted to experience both sides 😵

    • @Linda72.
      @Linda72. Рік тому +2

      Dalia?

    • @peck404
      @peck404 Рік тому +4

      @@venusxxblue actually not really the doctor was the one who did that but he was just never prosecuted.

  • @HeatherM1976
    @HeatherM1976 Рік тому +46

    I went to school with this dude ... never would've known he was capable of this 🤦‍♂️

    • @jacobperez8921
      @jacobperez8921 Рік тому +6

      What was he like when you went to school with him? Was there anything off about him that you noticed?

    • @mayc8674
      @mayc8674 Рік тому +15

      He is only a suspect at this point, can we all remember that.

    • @birdlynn417
      @birdlynn417 Рік тому

      @@jacobperez8921 Probably really serious type. That's strange when you are a kid.

    • @sturamicsuper
      @sturamicsuper Рік тому +9

      @@mayc8674 a suspect that is in the process of being extradited to idaho where he faces 4 first degree murder charges and 1 count of burglary

    • @GodBlessYou112
      @GodBlessYou112 Рік тому +6

      @@mayc8674
      he had the car and his DNA was at the murder scene
      he has been charged with 4 counts of murder. the Police said spread the news the killer has been caught

  • @stormybubbles101
    @stormybubbles101 Рік тому +1

    Nothing scarier than a highly educated criminal.

  • @renettegordley3493
    @renettegordley3493 Рік тому +5

    A person shows a person what they want them to see them as. Somebody can have 5 or 6 different ways they act to 5 or 6 different people.

    • @margretsims1322
      @margretsims1322 Рік тому +1

      This is what I have told people; I am a psychic intuitive and I would have known immediately there was something wrong with him.......

    • @joys8634
      @joys8634 Рік тому

      @@margretsims1322 stop the bullsh. You are a 🤡

  • @kylestanley4400
    @kylestanley4400 Рік тому +4

    I know skylar. Hes my brothers friend use to be at my house all the time. honest super friendly guy. it’s so creepy to think he his running buddy was actually a mass killer in the making. Scary

  • @TrippinBusa
    @TrippinBusa Рік тому +29

    If he did it that background in criminal justice isn't gonna do him any good behind bars. But maybe he was a killer trying to hide in plain sight. It's wild tho. Hopefully they will have the evidence they need to bring justice to the victims and their families. Have a great day everyone.

    • @andyginterblues2961
      @andyginterblues2961 Рік тому

      I've heard that in the rare instance that a cop ends up in prison, they really don't have a "great time", as you might imagine.

    • @angelam5743
      @angelam5743 Рік тому +1

      Ted Bundy did the exact same thing

  • @arcacoma3524
    @arcacoma3524 Рік тому +33

    This guy had this idea a long time ago and had a detailed plan to carry it out with a refined detail of how it would happen in his head....He was never ever going to back down because the urge was too overwhelming and the consequences of his actions were so irrelevant to him,that it was worth the effort.

    • @Bitchslapper316
      @Bitchslapper316 Рік тому +4

      Lol where did you get that information?

    • @Bitchslapper316
      @Bitchslapper316 Рік тому +1

      @@florencetown4024 Look we have no idea what evidence they have or what his suspected motive is. During the press release today the chief and DA both said they can't release any specific details about the case until he appears in front of an Idaho court due to the law. This includes the probable cause affidavit and arrest warrant.
      They may have a clear motive or this comment could be right, we have no idea. Maybe he knew them. We will know more when they are allowed to release the information.

    • @marywenzel3199
      @marywenzel3199 Рік тому +1

      BK only arrived in Pullman in August, three months before the killings. That’s enough time to have become fixated on the girls and cased the house, but the initial thing that made him pick those girls is still a mystery. He was older, weird, didn’t go to their school, had no friends on campus or in the area…did he follow one of the girls home and slide into one of the house parties? He seemed to know the entry points and layout too well for someone who’d never been inside. Everyone assumes Kaylee was the target but she’d already moved out and was in Maddie’s room. What if point of contact was The Mad Greek? Maddie worked there, Xana too. What about Xana? She had her dad change the locks on her room because she was afraid of some unidentified man. And Mr. Goncalves Made that strange comment, “he didn’t have to go upstairs”. If one of the upstairs girls was the primary target, that comment makes no sense. If he was after Xana…? Or even Ethan if he was pissed off that this guy was in this house of young women that he’s been lusting after? I think one of the two blondes was the more likely target because those two were so active posting suggestive pictures of themselves on Instagram. I don’t think Xana courted that kind of attention. Both Kaylee and Maddie listed themselves as “influencers”, And both were the kind of pretty popular sexy girls that would not have given this perp the time of day. Not sure how this guy who is not a classmate of theirs would have found their Instagram accounts unless he made contact with one of the girls who worked at the restaurant and learned their names. Kohburger is an obsessive vegan, so one of the first things he would have done when he came to WSU was look for vegan restaurants in the area. It might turn out that he was a regular customer at the Mad Greek and it wouldn’t have been hard to follow Madison home and find out where she lived and find out her Instagram handle. So there was definitely some advance planning and fantasy but not enough. To really have been successful, Brian should’ve obtained fake ID and an untraceable car, used that to commit the crime and then fled the country. Instead he drives his own easily identifiable model car to the crime scene, leaves his DNA there then drives that car cross country to his parents’ house. Not the actions of a man who does not want to be caught. He used his own car to commit the crime and then went directly to the first place that detectives would look. I think being captured is all part of his game, because he will surpass his hero Ted Bundy if he can get off these charges.

    • @karentate9114
      @karentate9114 Рік тому +1

      @@florencetown4024 it should be the "Death right now penalty" when found guilty. Not 10 years later. Our justice system has failed us.

    • @scifi_shop
      @scifi_shop Рік тому

      It could also be very simple, like a dare. Like "you can't kill 4 people, I dare you"

  • @peacebridge9424
    @peacebridge9424 Рік тому +2

    It is possible this is not his first crime. This guy moved from PA to WA this summer. only 3-4 month in the area, he killed 4 people. So glad the cop got him……this guy is very sick.

  • @alexgaskill8201
    @alexgaskill8201 Рік тому

    "i didn't want to run by myself" = I was afraid, "I'm absolutely shaking" = I have no emotional control. no wonder they hung out together.