Good honest reporting Vinny keep it honest everybody likes it unlike CNN MSNBC ABC you’re not fake news. This channel is going to grow overtime. We all appreciate honesty thank you and you’re a great reporter Vinny. thanks to your crew for being there for you and put all this hard work in.
@ I must’ve messed up. I seen them silence Newt Gingrich one day on there. I could not believe it when he was talking about nasty Papa cockroach George Sorrels.
@@leaharchambault5796 The others are way worse than FN and never held accountable for any of it: Zero accountability. It’s probably why everyone watches FN over the other… according to the ratings, anyhow. News max is the fastest growing newbie.
What ever happened with those students who were stopped by PD that night? Obviously cleared but that body cam by the cops who questioned them was near that time frame. I’m wondering if that will be used in evidence somehow…
His crazy story he sold it to a student at WSU and was in a poor mental state and confessed to the murders before taking his life. We all know he's guilty.
He had a thing for Maddie. He went after her....and then he killed the couple out of jealousy. He had no reason to take Dylan down. His work was done. He was there to get off on his crime, and he was satisfied.
@@SharpTac I agree! I think he somehow didn’t see her. She would have been a target if he knew she was there. I can’t IMAGINE how she has dealt with the aftermath. I mean, you do what you’ve got to do with the hand you’re dealt in life but my heart breaks for her.
Now this is the real heavy problem in the case. Nobody really deep dive into this, gorget about it like it's normal. It's not, obviously there is no intention to give justice to the victims.
That towns main moneymaker is the college and they want the college cleaned of any problems and this is why they took that house down. This is why the college bought that house and tore it down because if kids stop going to that college, it kills the businesses in the area and everything else so who rules that town the school.
Lol. They don't have anything. And the stuff they do have is irrelevant. Touch DNA? Pointless. MSM has lied about this case non stop. All information coming from these shows are all false. Even the prosecution agrees. There is ZERO connection to Bryan and the victims. The frat did it with the help of the cops. 100000%
@@katielainedesigns He worked at the police dept as I heard previously or interned there. Could have been a show and tell session with weapons, someone could have showed him a knife, we don’t know yet
@ he never worked at any police department. He applied at one in Pullman but was not hired. They would not do a show and tell with a Ka-Bar military knife 🙄. He dropped it in the commission of the murder-end of story. Get your facts straight
I suppose you would’ve been willing to pay the money to keep it up since most likely no one would want to live there, or it would attract weirdos who are morbidly curious about seeing a place where 4 students were murdered.
@@Seth748 if Anne T. did not keep delaying the trial date, the trial could have proceeded, and the jurors could have toured the house as part of the evidence presented.
You say God bless... where was god to protect these people? They had horrible deaths, and all you say is "god bless" wtf is wrong with you? You keep believing in a god who seems to stand by and let it happen, and then you pray for their souls. This has nothing to do with God, it has everything to do with mentally ill humans that have no boundaries of right and wrong. If "god" was so perfect... how'd we end up so messed up? Go ahead... say free will and tell me "God" has no power here... it just proves god is NOT all powerful. 99% of historical wars have been in the name of god. How can you explain the biggest killer of people have been due to a religious belief. We see it now in the middle east. Kids heads cut off because they are Christian or anyone who doesn't follow a certain belief? Explain YOUR god now? Please, tell me how this is his plan...😂
@elocat2511 He drove by the house multiple times. And for sure it was to try and retrieve that sheath AND kne more reason, we all know that SK's almost always revisit the scene.
I pray for each family. May they get all the answers in court to may let the family’s get some kind of closure that justice happens. May God bless you🙏🏽♥️💌
There are things kept from the public until trial. The defensive wounds may have DNA of killer but we won't know this unless brought up in the trial, is my thought.
@@LizzyAnn904 There is a gag order.....nothing is revealed until the trial. Just because the defense said it, it is not necessarily true. Remember the state has 8TB of evidence, that is a huge amount!
I’m so heartbroken. They all lived in the safety and security, trusting their roommates and everyone else in their outside world. Who would’ve ever expected some evil person to come in and do such horrific acts!!
Watch the bodycam footage of dozens of young men going in and out of their party house. There are men telling cops they don't whose house they're partying at. Wholesome 😂
@@annettedantzler1200 Yep, unfortunately it's nothing that hasn't happened before and unfortunately it'll happen again, more than once in the Years You have left in this World.
BK had an injury on his right had. Students even mentioned he wore gloves to class a few day. In the police stop you can see a wound that was recently healing. There IMO is blood DNA at the scene.
I've never seen such a sloppy crime scene, and overall investigation. There had to have been DNA evidence with all the blood but God only knows how much evidence was lost or contaminated due to poor police work
The ex boyfriend of one of the victims had red and swollen hands. BK had no injuries. He even had a physical a few days afterwards and NOTHING was noted.
Exactly! The trash the FBI acquired was also disposed into his next door neighbor's trash bins. He was clearly trying to hide any DNA or fingerprint evidence.
@@kcook4243 yeah in Pennsylvania you have to sort certain rubbish like plastics in separate containers. Doesn't mean he killed 4 people because he wears gloves when touching trash... Btw when is the last time you've EVER heard of the police letting a quadruple murderer drive across the country without even interviewing him once?? Why not question him right away when they got his vehicle and nail down his story. Never once ever have police act like this. Just strange. Touch DNA is a skin cell. And one skin cell just on the button makes no sense...and nowhere else while he's violently stabbing 4 people? Not one drop of blood in his car at all? Not even a dog hair or anything? Feels off
Only Kohberger's DNA was at the crime scene next to the bodies. He just thought he was too smart to ever get caught. He has probably helped his attorneys in trying to delay this case as long as they can.
Why was it terrible? I’m pretty sure that it brought some comfort to the parents of the Delphi girls to know that the public wouldn’t be able to treat the details of their children’s deaths as entertainment. The fuss that people made over not being able to watch the trial is gross. The victims and their families got justice and that’s what matters, not the public’s entertainment.
Maddie and Kaylee are my teen daughter's names, same spellings, really close to home for me. Those poor kids had their whole lives ahead of them. I hope this monster rots!
@@JordanTHEcatladyyeah. RA is not the killer. His “confessions” we brief and not unique. His therapist gave him information. On appeal, her entire testimony should be thrown out.
No, but I think our system is designed by the belief that it is better that ten guilty people be let free than one innocent person be falsely imprisoned. Now it seems that being arrested is proof enough of guilt for that public, and that should terrify everyone.
@@JordanTHEcatladyThe Richard Allen case was a mess.. I don’t know what to think about that case and not allowing sound or video of the trial made it worse..I’m of the camp BK is guilty and I believe the state has a good case..
His defense team have stated multiple times on the record in open court, that they believe he is Factually Innocent ( not just not guilty, but Innocent) . They just filed a motion to have a Frank's Hearing so they can present exculpatory evidence
@@MegaMegzTXisn’t that a defense attorney’s job? Tax payers are paying them big bucks, they’d better be doing a good job, no? Most people get overwhelmed & overworked appointed attorneys who meet their clients 15 minutes before a hearing. It’s a waste of money and usually POC don’t get top lawyers.
I’m staying with my original theory. He thinks he’s so smart and is educated to a fairly high level in all things criminal. I believe he deliberately left the sheath and the DNA to link himself to the murders but is planning to get away with it because of lack of other critical evidence. That’s why he looks so smug. He believes he’s clever enough to quite literally get away with murder.
Thank God there was d.n.a on that seath who knows if he would of ever been caught? He turned his phone off durring the murders so his location wouldn't be foud. he forgot that the cameras picked his car up 3 4 times driving up to see if they were up. The girl who said someones here could never have imagined they would be killed. Who thinks this? college kids parting and think were going to be stabbed. Thats not what ur thinking in ur home. This is so horrific. Just uncomprehendable.
@@dougcorcoran5455 "Phone stops reporting to the network,which is consistent with either the phone being in an area without cellular coverage , the connection to the network is disabled (such as putting the phone in airplane mode),or that the phone is turned off." 7 weeks is not a long investigation considering this was a stranger homicide, and BK had no priors, was not on CODIS.
@@sara_387 or if the battery died, the phone was put in a faraday bag etc., where do the police ever say the phone was turned off? Why didn't the police question him and get his DNA when he was still in Washington? Why did they wait until he was across the country? Why did the police say it was a targeted attack and other students weren't in danger with a quadruple murderer loose?
@@dougcorcoran5455 That was directly from the PCA. Also from the PCA: "Based on my training, experience, and conversations with law enforcement officers that specialize in the utilization of cellular telephone records as part of investigations, individuals can either leave their cellular telephone at a different location before committing a crime or tum their cellular telephone off prior to going to a location to commit a crime. This is done by subjects in an effort to avoid alerting law enforcement that a cellular device associated with them was in a particular area where a crime is committed." We know he left his residence with his phone on, then the phone stops reporting to the network, then 2 hours later the phone utilized cellular resources that provide coverage south of Moscow, ID.
@@sara_387 so the battery died, it was put in a faraday bag, it was in an area with bad cell coverage, it was put in airplane mode, there were issues with cell service that night or it was turned off. Where do the police say it wasn't any of the other reasons it wasn't using cell resources, only that it was turned off? An officer speculating what might be isn't proof of anything.
All he has to do is say he went to any of ten dozen parties held at the party house and immediately all DNA evidence becomes suspect. If this is the only solid evidence they have the case is anything but a slam dunk.
Considering the DNA was found under the button snap, simply being in the house isn't really going to do a good job explaining it. On top of that, unless he thought ahead and turned his phone off or placed it within the house on the date he claims (his recidence was on campus, so there's probably cams there too, which might show him or his car at home), he's going to have problems proving it. He'll also still have to explain whatever else they may have, some of which are claimed to be incriminating receipts that link him to the crime, his car seeing circling the house, and his inablity to provide an alibi. Who knows though, maybe they have nothing on him and everything claimed in the afidavits and internet are all fake, only time will tell.
🤣 there's no evidence. You have twelve different touch DNAs on you if you just leave your house and do normal things like work in an office or go to school or the store.
The judge should have told her, in order to keep from being demoralizing, if found guilty, he has 4 weeks to appeal, appeal will be done without delay, and if appeal fails execution will be followed by next week.
I want to know why Brian K. gets to dress up like a high priced lawyer for every single little court date? I have never seen a defendant dress up just for a simple court date, every time. I could see if it was for the trial, but not this often!
If BK did not commit the crimes. Why is it that he wanted so desperately to get the DP off the table? There has to be more evidence against him & his lawyer knew about it. He is not an innocent man.
@ElizabethPrendergast-gr7wt let me ask you a question. Why would an innocent man WANT to be potentially put to death? 🙃 if he did not commit the crimes it actually makes more sense he would want DP off the table... I'm confused how that is something that you don't understand.
How? Bundy sexually assaulted his victims. His crimes took him hours ( in some cases days) because he simply loved and enjoyed to torture and watch woman in unimaginable pain also he was obsessed with sex
He studied Bundy and BTK extensively. Kohberger even posted on Reddit asking people who had committed violent crimes to tell him how they felt when doing it. I think he 100% thought he had covered up all ofnthe evidence and committed the perfect crime. He was fascinated about that. I think the similarities with Bundy aren't any accident or coincidence at all.
Also, nothing like BTK, thankfully. He wanted to be caught but with today's science? They would have caught him. He was closer to Zodiac. He liked playing games with the media. Though different motivators and that is part of why Zodiac was never caught. Z tied up victims only once. He changed up his game. Like Son of Sam, they didn't have the same motivators. BTK made more than a few mistakes probably because like this one, the motivator was the targets. Twice, children were in the home and once a brother. He was watching but desire made him impatient. We just have to keep pushing people to take precautions and not be the perfect victims. We have to create better, good ways for children to escape abusers. That and stop releasing known predators.
Look up the Crowe case for why Chris should never be on this show or anywhere else again. Crooked cop cost San Diego millions and coerced confessions of innocent people.
What? He hadn't studied a loophole to get him out of that one being used in court? He'll still try and pull out something from his "magic hat" 🎩 while the victims' family and friends try and live their broken lives without their loved ones.
@@yogabee2222 Bryan was on the internet. Reddit and other apps, He planned this. He thought he could try and commit the perfect murder. But Bryan thought he was smarter than he was. Imo- just like murdaugh there will be a lot of evidence tying him to this.
I still think there's something fishy since the living girls survived and didn't call cops till the next day after all friends showed up and cleaned up and checked the bodies before the police 🙃
You sound like you've read alll the evidence. Which is crazyyyy because it hasn't been presented in court yet. But vibes ammirite. If a survivor reads this, and you're wrong, imagine what a monster that makes you.
It's not weird at all when you consider the context. That house was known as a party spot, and everyone there was likely drunk that night. After a heavy night of drinking, people tend to sleep deeply, especially when they're hungover. If you recall the grub truck footage, the girls were struggling to stand. BK probably didn’t face much resistance, especially if he targeted something vital right away.
That is absurd and they are victims too. Absolutely disgusting that you think such a thing when 3 different investigative resources have all excluded them. Shame on you.
@@du_ch0c0lat No reason for them to be murdered! Just because they partied all day & night. This was a satanic nut who thought he could commit the perfect murder and live with his SICK SECRET!
I can't believe all the channels on UA-cam who "think" this guy is innocent. They are willing to try and get a horrific murderer set free all for views. They actually believe they are smarter than all these experts who diligently do their jobs to track down a suspect. It's absolutely sick.
Would you have said the same about every person wrongly convicted? It happens every day. That's why innocent until proven guilty is REQUIRED for justice. This case is really sketchy. The more you follow it, the more you realize so many parts don't add up.
@@erin4885nobody knows what the evidence they have, so not sure why people are saying he's innocent, nobody will know for sure until we see the trial and everything they have against him..
It’s a big mistake to blindly believe the police. Sure you can trust them and their judgement all you want but make them prove their case in court nonetheless.
Our family will be replaying the memorial services for the children all during the trial we are forever blessed with the parents' testimony, such love in these family's please please remember we will be holding your souls close and lifting all you guys up in prayer.
@@Naomi_NocturnElleYou obviously haven't heard about different types of IQ, have you? Learn something. Google it so you can understand other people's comments.
He was in a murderous frenzy and somehow the shieth was ripped off by one of the girls or dropped. How else would the exact holster of the exact knife that killed them be next to Maddie’s body with solely his dna. Ridiculously guilty I can’t stand him
He left the sheath on purpose. Making that his signature move as a serial killer. He purchased that k bar knife and sheath brand new, from Amazon , 8 months before the murders. BK cleaned the sheath thoroughly, so he thought. But didn't realize he left a little bit of his DNA, inside that little hole on the snap. He is busted.
I have never understood how Kohberger was on the police radar prior to the trash being tested. That is, what directed them to suspect Kohberger prior to this.
There were two routes that LE arrived at BK. A vehicle was identified by FBI from footage around the crime scene and also the WSU campus. WSU officers then identified BK: by his car, his physical description through his licence, his vehicle had a single PA licence plate at the time (single plate on the suspect car, front and back standard in WA and ID). His phone records were later obtained and tracked with the footage of the car. BK and his father later drove his Elantra from WSU to the family home in PA. His father's DNA was obtained from the trash, compared to the (ISP lab obtained) STR from the knife sheath, and through paternity testing was not excluded (established) as belonging to the suspect's father. Running parallel to local LE investigation, the FBI conducted IGG research on the SNP profile (obtained from the knife sheath DNA in a private lab). IGG uses SNP profiles that have been voluntarily provided to databases, building a family tree with distant relative 'matches'. Much of the work doesn't involve DNA, but actually looking up births and marriages and filling in the family tree.
@@joycesinclair9397 Yes, as a result of the footage on November 25, 2022 MPD asked area law enforcement agencies to be on the lookout for white Hyundai Elantras in the area. On November 29, 2022 two WSU officers identified BK, one through the registration of the vehicle, the other by physically locating the car in a parking lot, then running his licence plate. It would still take a month to access his phone records and confirm his identity with DNA, but during that time he did also leave WSU and drive to PA. It seems the confirmation that the IGG came back as pointing to him moved things along (possibly Dec 19).
I'm so glad to see Mr Prior! I was hoping Court TV would seek him as a commentator. He'll be a good source of input & info for the Kohberger trial: I'm glad to hear from him!
For those who can't see it, here are the redacted words from document shown first in the video: 1. "As I entered this bedroom I could see two bodies on the single bed in the room" 2. "(When viewed from the door. The sheath was later processed and had "Ka-Bar" "USMC" and the United States Marine Corps eagle globe and snake insignia stamped on the out side of it"
How would you ever strike the death penalty from a case where you have 4 completely innocent community members brutally murdered in their own home? If that doesn’t warrant the DP your state doesn’t have the DP.
Chris McDonough great guest - very knowledgeable in every aspect of criminal investigation, psychology of criminal mind, how criminals behave -He's seen it all.
According to everyone who knew him, he was pretty much a loner, had no friends at the moment - so who was it who hated him so much that they took an item of his somehow, and transferred his DNA onto a knife sheath - at the same time not getting their DNA on it. Let's forget about motuve for a minute. So are they in his car that's seen speeding away on a local camera at the time of the murder? And are they in his car the next day when it's seen driving by around 9:00 a.m. Is that just a coincidence? Ok. Say someone's framing him and it's a coincidenc about the car make & model. Why is he in the kitchen of his parents home taking his DNA out of their garbage and putting it in the neighbor's garbage? Is that just a weird quirk he has? And lets forget about his phone pinging there, because there's people who say that is not good evidence, but apparently it was in the arrest affidavit- that they've got his phone pinging there many times before and and on that night. It's going to be hard to convince a jury. It wasn't him unless they come up with another person. That's what they have to do, imho.
I’m not sure if it’s true, but it was rumored that BK suffers from visual SNOW, but either way on the wall of their living room near the staircase there is a neon sign, just before Dylan’s room… Kohberger probably got blinded by the neon sign and didn’t even see her standing there or perhaps she was just peeking through a crack in the door either way, I don’t think he saw her. I think he was concentrating on getting out of there and where he needed to go to get out, but he definitely could have been blinded by that neon sign… also as far as his DNA getting on the sheath, he had gloves on, but I believe that his gloves ripped open while snapping open the sheath and that’s how his DNA got on the snap… as a kid, I had a leather bracelet making kit . The snap was very rough leather and every time I snapped open that bracelet it rubbed my skin on my thumb that I developed a callus from it. I would not doubt that he ripped the rubber glove on the leather snap. So if the prosecutor is reading these messages, I think this is important information to know.
@@cherylkoenig5509it’s like tv static. I’ve had it once when I was in a really dark room and it was almost like I was staring at a bright grey static tv screen.
because its court TV and they sensationalize everything but I mean isn't one of the fathers who is very outspoken the one who first released such info to the public. Nonetheless, obviously he had been stalking the victims and house but the question is if the prosecution has any evidence to prove that and if they did that may hinder them I mean if you have a victim who seems to be "targeted" it doesn't make sense to go in a house where multiple people live as that would draw unnecessary attention to yourself and this is why the people in the interview said he went to that house with the idea that all households members would become a victim and the would be victim simply could have lucked out only from the fact that he was trying to leave the scene quickly which could be a reason why he drove so fast leaving the area because he knew he was spotted and was probable shocked to find out that no one was alerted causing him to be bold enough to go back to crime scene to find out what was going on or to find his knife sheath.
@JonahJayTaylor yes the parents released that info but I believe it was a fake kohberger account that was made after he was arrested. Many fake accounts were made. Don't quote me on this because I cannot remember the source I heard this from, however my original statement was from a court hearings so that is confirmed.
All the young people following this. Before you watch this trial, you really should review the movie “Psycho” by Alfred Hitchcock. The phrase “life imitating art” comes to mind. Look at Bryan Kohberger and the character Norman Bates, in every detail they are a match not to mention the type of crime itself. The cold stare, the always clam demeanor, the soft spookiness, and so on. This takes Bryan Kohberger creepiness to a whole different level It is called a study of psychology. It has been going on for thousands of years.
😮 the fact that little or no dna was left at the crime scene after that canage except on the snap,means it points into one direction someone who knows whats hea doing
Wrong. The DNA of a k*l*er is only found at the scene 10-30% of the time. The fact that he had his phone on most of the way to and from the crime scene, and drove back and forth in front of the house, allowing his car to be on video, points in the direction of a rookie.
Lots of people had DNA at the crime scene including unidentified males. Where was their DNA found, under victims fingernails, on both victims beds? We don't know.
@@dougcorcoran5455Ann Taylor would have let us know. The reality is, the unknown dna was most likely found on a beer bottle or somewhere unrelated to any of the locations where the bodies were.
I suspect the State has quite a bit of good evidence against BK and why the defense is trying to get it suppressed.. If the defense cannot defend against the evidence they attack how it was obtained and who obtained it..
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I’m an avid watcher of crime investigations but I’m not sure how I’ll bring myself watch this one. Every time I see their faces I break into pieces, maybe because I’m sending off two kids to college soon. My heart breaks for all,of them.
Well, obviously, he’s a psychopath and for whatever reason he picked these people and tried to make the perfect crime he’s delusional. He needs to get the chair immediately. Why waste all his money of time with this crap.
Well, obviously, you’re not actually qualified to diagnose someone as a psychopath or delusional, so nothing you say even matters pertaining to this case.
But what if the DNA was not complete and they used Bryan’s father’s DNA to back engineer Bryan’s DNA to compare, not only would it not be allowed, it could be argued that is constitutionally wrong!
He is guilty you can’t deny dna evidence his car being close to the house and the same car in the area. He is done for. Those poor students suffering would have been horrible . The fact he is saying he is not guilty is all a game to him.
Imagine believing you know more about who committed 4 murders than the investigators and detectives and district attorneys who were there from the first day and have seen all the evidence. especially when there’s a gag order preventing all the info from coming out.. they have the right guy 100%
Zipping about someone else's residence @ some suspect hour of darkness- then returning later when the sun was up- is not 'star gazing.' He's deceitful & flippantly mimics some details from BTK.
Listen, I'm not saying whether he's guilty or not. I'm not American so I'm aware it's better to be neutral until evidence presents itself. However a lot of things are suspicious in this case not that you care. If those roommates were men you'd all be whistling a different tune. You people don't care about justice. You're just out for blood. Once you're suspected of something you're screwed. Let's hope you're not in a situation like him and that you get the due process you're denying him. This is why no one likes you people.
He absolutely knew kaylee was there as they had posted that picture earlier in the day. That is what got him going. However, i don't think he knew she was in the same bed as Maddie and that threw him off.. hence leaving the sheath and killing the other 2 roommates. I think his plan was Maddie and to be this big mystery of how a guy could get away with it while all the other people slept.
Said it from day one and will say it until he’s found guilty. Nobody but Bryan killed those 4 innocent friends and roommates. The damn knife sheath is HIS!! They were ALL STABBED!! Sheath in of the beds. It’s as cute as and dry as it gets!!! All this hoopla with so many people saying he’s innocent, is ludicrous!!
Based on what real fact? But before answering that, do you even know where the court hearings are? What the last official document said that was filed? Bc if you don't know these things, you're incapable of making a real opinion.
Still make me really upset to hear about this, every time I’m at the grocery store and I see carbonara I hear the voice of Kaylee at the food truck in my head 😢
Caso muito estranho e mal elaborado. Quem fez isto conhecia muito bem a casa, além disso teria que ter poderes de um super-homem para acabar com 4 pessoas de forma tão rápida na escuridão , além disso, deixar uma evidência para trás? Este arguido foi tramado por alguém!!! E a testemunha, consegui inclusive ver as sobrancelhas dele?? Estavam assim tão próximos um do outro na escuridão? A casa foi demolida? Alguém muito importante está a ser protegido.
Must've been such a bloody scene. Murderer would have blood all over him and would leave a trail of blood as he went out. I've always wondered about that evidence. No one seems to bring that up.
Nobody left a trail of blood leaving the residence but the 4 were unalived so figure it out. the guy took all his clothes off or had on overalls over his clothes and took them off but nobody who left the residence left trails of blood but somebody unalived them as they didn't unalive themselves. Bryan Kohberger studied crime for years, still wasn't good enough to get away with it. maybe wait for the evidence in the trial in 2025. sheesh. They have enough evidence, just because they don't go putting it to the public , there is a reason why he is elgible for the DP and why he has been in jail awaiting trial all this time, not for no reason. The cops found a reciept of Dickies overall's so he wore those over his clothes, took them off in the back wooded area and put all blood soaked stuff including the knife in a bag and got rid of it.
@@ethanwiles2 i know that i don’t know, im best-guessing. he needs to explain where the knife, sheath, coveralls, etc that he bought are. because they weren’t found. and also guessing they were all dumped after the crime. also guessing he had a bag to put it all into before leaving.
@ Perhaps but to clean everything nicely one would start by removing the knife from the sheath clean everything then finish with putting the knife back into the sheath and the clasp would then be cleaned…What if he fell asleep at a party cause he did some drugs and somebody took his finger and touched the clasp…
I thinknits the one thing he didn't wipe down before he committed the crime. He covered his whole body, gloves, no fingerprints. Mask, not spittle. Dark clothing, he thinks he thought of everything. But he forgot to wipe down the sheath. He had to have touched it when he first bought it.
He was almost assuredly wearing gloves, but DNA can still be found in sweat (sweat has dead skin cells in it typically). So it wouldn't be unreasonable to think he was sweating as he as was mentally prepping to commit the crime and wiped his forehead with his gloved hand. When he's actually inside the house and goes to open the sheath, some of the sweat transfers to the sheath where he opens it. The sheath would be mostly clean except for where the sweat transfer occurred. As far as I know, they never said exactly what substance was found on the sheath, just that it matched his DNA. There was a case where a gloved hitman left touch DNA in the form of sweat on the AC button of the car of the murder victim. I can't find exact case, but I remember it from FBI Files.
Why does Court TV invite dirty ex-cop Chris McDonough onto its channel? Chrissh McDoofus is a proven crook, liar and charlatan, who tried to frame three children for a murder they did not commit. The man has zero integrity or credibility. Frankly his inclusion on any true crime panel is a stain on that TV channel's reputation! Anyone unfamiliar with McDonough's seedy past need only Google his name for details of his leading role in an appalling and deliberate, near miscarriage of justice - the murder of 12-year-old Stephanie Crowe on January 20th 1998. Thanks to McDonough's corrupt and unlawful interrogation techniques, the victim's teen brother Michael Crowe, and his friends Aaron Houser and Joshua Treadway were wrongly accused of the murder. McDonough subjected the three innocent boys to hours of gruelling, psychologically abusive interrogation, during which they were deliberately isolated from their parents and had no access to lawyers. They were indited on murder charges, and pre-trial proceedings commenced. McDonough applied his normal approach to 'solving' the crime ie, rather than keep an open mind and be led by the evidence, he decided from the start the boys were guilty because Stephanie had been stabbed to death at home in her bedroom, and there was no forced entry to the house. He then built a (flimsy) case to fit his view. McDoofus concluded, without any actual evidence whatsoever, that it had to be an inside job by the victim's elder sibling and his pals. Thankfully a year later Stephanie's blood was (very belatedly) found on the shirt of her actual killer, transient man Richard Tuite. And then the full, shocking story of the bungled murder investigation under Chris McDonough's disastrous leadership, finally emerged. Killer Tuite had not only been seen in the Crowes' neighbourhood on the night of Stephanie's murder by multiple witnesses, he was also reported to police by several neighbours for his strange and aggressive behaviour. Tuite, was clearly under the influence of drink/drugs, was yelling threats of murder, knocking on neighbouring front doors, and trying various different ruses to get inside residents' homes. A police officer who attended that night in response to the 911 calls, briefly looked around and noted that he saw a door next to the Crowe's garage, close. This was a clear indication that someone had just entered it. The officer could not see who closed the door, and despite the earlier 911 reports of a transient male trying to enter houses, he did not investigate further. The cop left the scene at 9.56pm, reporting that the transient was 'gone on arrival'. Stephanie was stabbed to death by Tuite in her bedroom between 10 - 11pm. There was no forced entry - Tuite got in through the unlocked door next to the garage. The policeman had witnessed the killer enter the house - and missed the opportunity to arrest him, and save Stephanie's life. She was found dead on her bedroom floor by her grandmother next morning at 6.30am. bloodied from frenzied blows with a 5-6 inch bladed knife. Police briefly took Tuite in for questioning, fingerprinted him and took various items including clothing, fingernail scrapings and hair. They did only the briefest interview with him, and crucially failed to do a background check. If they had, they'd have found he had an extensive mental health and arrests history. Tuite was detained for a short time, and released. Under Chris McDonough, the investigation turned away from him, and focused in on entirely the wrong suspects - Stephanie's innocent brother and his two equally innocent and bewildered friends. Tuite's shirt had been collected during the first days of the police investigation, but thanks to McDonough's arrogant certainty that he'd solved the case and nabbed the three teen 'killers', the garment was not fully tested until a whole year later. Those poor boys (and their families, one of whom also lost a child to murder), needlessly endured a living hell, fully expecting to die in prison for a crime they didn't commit. Only due to the solid dna evidence proving their innocence, which emerged so crazily late due to police corruption, were they finally and fully cleared. Charges against the boys were dropped, and Tuite was convicted of Stephanie's murder. If Chris McDonough had had his way, Michael, Aaron and Joshua, three totally innocent men, would still be locked up in prison today, for a heinous child homicide they had nothing to do with. I wonder how those three men feel when they see their former tormentor presented on TV shows like this as a respectable voice of true crime and justice? After that disgusting scandal McDonough should have been kicked out of the police force in disgrace with no pension. Instead he was allowed to quietly retire, with his reputation - and fat pension - intact. It is a measure of the man's enormous ego that he launched a post-retirement career as a true crime media 'expert' - despite his shocking and well-documented history of corruption and failure, and his notable lack of talent as a 'broadcasshter'! Is this really the calibre of true crime 'expert' guest, Court TV is booking these days??? Get a clue, Vinnie!
Im only a few minutes into this. So if they cover what i say just ignore this, but how in the world could his DNA only be on the snap? I have a knife with a sheath that i carry once in awhile and my DNA has to be all over that thing because just from handling it. The snap would be the only thing he touched if it was on his belt just so he could unsnap it. You dont have to touch anything else. But if he did have it on his belt then he had to grab it then undo his belt and then slide it off and then hold it with two hands to unsnap it. Doesnt make sense to me. C
The lab would have been trying to find a single source DNA from the perpetrator. The snap is a perfect spot where only the perpetrator likely would have touched. Leather can be difficult to get dna from as the chemicals involved in it's production can hinder testing. Additionally, as it was in the bed, contamination from the victims can make it difficult to isolate the DNA. The lab wants a 'clean' profile, not mixtures.
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@TheBmco99 you fAkE nEwS! loons are painful. 🙄
@TheBmco99 You didn’t mention the Fox propaganda network 😬🙄
@ I must’ve messed up. I seen them silence Newt Gingrich one day on there. I could not believe it when he was talking about nasty Papa cockroach George Sorrels.
@@leaharchambault5796 The others are way worse than FN and never held accountable for any of it: Zero accountability. It’s probably why everyone watches FN over the other… according to the ratings, anyhow.
News max is the fastest growing newbie.
The irony,a mass murdering vegan captured by his DNA on a leather knife sheath.
Hitler was a vegan too. Lol
What ever happened with those students who were stopped by PD that night? Obviously cleared but that body cam by the cops who questioned them was near that time frame. I’m wondering if that will be used in evidence somehow…
Hahahaha so true! The irony is too much!! So glad he left that though or I bet he’d never have been arrested.
Lol true
His crazy story he sold it to a student at WSU and was in a poor mental state and confessed to the murders before taking his life.
We all know he's guilty.
There is no way he allowed Dylan to live because he was tired. He didn't see her & she's extremely lucky.
He had a thing for Maddie. He went after her....and then he killed the couple out of jealousy. He had no reason to take Dylan down. His work was done. He was there to get off on his crime, and he was satisfied.
Ya, people are ignoring the simplest explanation, the dude was probably panicking and knew he had to get out of there ASAP.
Yes, BK didn't see Dylan, and he was on his way out
@@SharpTac I agree! I think he somehow didn’t see her. She would have been a target if he knew she was there. I can’t IMAGINE how she has dealt with the aftermath. I mean, you do what you’ve got to do with the hand you’re dealt in life but my heart breaks for her.
@Donna-d4z Donna knows it all everyone!!!!😂😂😂
The crime scene should have NEVER been torn down!!!!
You’re aware that everything had been swabbed, bagged and tagged way before right?
Now this is the real heavy problem in the case. Nobody really deep dive into this, gorget about it like it's normal. It's not, obviously there is no intention to give justice to the victims.
@@ScottF80 someone screwed up
Agree!!
That towns main moneymaker is the college and they want the college cleaned of any problems and this is why they took that house down. This is why the college bought that house and tore it down because if kids stop going to that college, it kills the businesses in the area and everything else so who rules that town the school.
Wow, two years ago already…it feels like yesterday 😮😢
Definitely not 2 years ago.
Two years is right
To me it feels like forever because justice is so slow rolling.
American justice is a joke. In China they have inmate organ donors, and it is not optional
POOR FAMILIES FEEL IT EVERYDAY
If the knife sheaf was left by another killer, why does it have Kohbergers DNA on it.
How do you know there was even DNA on it? How do you know there was even a knife sheath there?
@@V5Bs What do you mean? This is a fact that has been released already.
I'd like to see the chain of custody tbh
Set up
Is there a pic before the knife was removed from its resting spot?
We only know a very small portion of the evidence. More will be revealed in due course....
Lol. They don't have anything. And the stuff they do have is irrelevant. Touch DNA? Pointless. MSM has lied about this case non stop. All information coming from these shows are all false. Even the prosecution agrees. There is ZERO connection to Bryan and the victims.
The frat did it with the help of the cops. 100000%
I hope so. It seems like I often hear about (important) evidence to which not even the jury is allowed access.
Lol
So special. @@Anabee3
That is right!
12:14-umm lady the knife sheath with his dna on the snap was found underneath Madison-I don’t know how much more direct physical evidence you can get
I said this all along and some people said bs stuff like it was planted there!! DNA means $hit! Look at all other trials with DNA!!!
@@katielainedesigns He worked at the police dept as I heard previously or interned there. Could have been a show and tell session with weapons, someone could have showed him a knife, we don’t know yet
@ he never worked at any police department. He applied at one in Pullman but was not hired. They would not do a show and tell with a Ka-Bar military knife 🙄. He dropped it in the commission of the murder-end of story. Get your facts straight
Transfer/ touch DNA does NOT place him at the scene of the crime. Pls people google touch DNA and educate yourselves!
It was his dad's DNA that lead them to him
That house should still be standing there until the trial is over!! Shame on the university for having it torn down!
Give it a rest.
I suppose you would’ve been willing to pay the money to keep it up since most likely no one would want to live there, or it would attract weirdos who are morbidly curious about seeing a place where 4 students were murdered.
Ya, how dare they tear down history! They are discriminating against neurodivergent whatever whatever.
Wasn’t it a private owner, the uni didn’t own it so I thought?
I don’t think it makes a difference with the house being demolished.
@@Seth748 if Anne T. did
not keep delaying the trial date, the trial could have proceeded, and the jurors could have toured the house as part of the evidence presented.
That's a big knife, God bless these beautiful kids and their families 😢🙏
They’re not kids they were adults.
@@KathleenHopper-o3j Oh, where did YOU see the Knife, when was it found?
Send me the Link ASAP
PLEASE.
You say God bless... where was god to protect these people? They had horrible deaths, and all you say is "god bless" wtf is wrong with you? You keep believing in a god who seems to stand by and let it happen, and then you pray for their souls. This has nothing to do with God, it has everything to do with mentally ill humans that have no boundaries of right and wrong. If "god" was so perfect... how'd we end up so messed up? Go ahead... say free will and tell me "God" has no power here... it just proves god is NOT all powerful. 99% of historical wars have been in the name of god. How can you explain the biggest killer of people have been due to a religious belief. We see it now in the middle east. Kids heads cut off because they are Christian or anyone who doesn't follow a certain belief? Explain YOUR god now? Please, tell me how this is his plan...😂
The irony of Chad Daybell's attorney saying this crime was heinous.....
Wow lol that's hilarious. Chad's attorney should just be quite.
Imagine Bryan the moment he realizes he left the knife sheath😲😲🧐🧐
I imagine the feeling is the 'I just locked my keys in the house' feeling times 1000.
Maybe that’s why his car was seen returning to the house, I wonder if he considered going back inside to retrieve it?
@elocat2511 He drove by the house multiple times. And for sure it was to try and retrieve that sheath AND kne more reason, we all know that SK's almost always revisit the scene.
Imagine he is in fact 100% innocent.😳
@@Beyondfire8he's definitely not innocent lol furthest thing from it
I thank its a shame it's been 2 years and still hasn't been to trail
I pray for each family. May they get all the answers in court to may let the family’s get some kind of closure that justice happens. May God bless you🙏🏽♥️💌
The discussion went south when gray hughes opened his mouth.
He’s literally the worst. What is his professional legitimacy? Nothing get him off
He's a freaking tool. And that overly loud and dramatic Vinnie, is who keeps inviting him back. Wish they would both go away.
Gray Hughes is the worst
@@michaelstevens2230that says a lot when John Prior was on the show too.
Gray Hughes is so bad .Liar! He was on Delphi murders case. So biased,hé works for Police and prosecusion! Never listen to him!!!
There are things kept from the public until trial. The defensive wounds may have DNA of killer but we won't know this unless brought up in the trial, is my thought.
Court documents have revealed there is none.
PCA says no. There isn’t much evidence against him and ZERO TRUE MOTIVE. This is dirty im telling you
@@LizzyAnn904 There is a gag order.....nothing is revealed until the trial. Just because the defense said it, it is not necessarily true. Remember the state has 8TB of evidence, that is a huge amount!
We haven't seen autopsy reports so no, court documents don't reveal anything of the sort
@@sharinews surly evidence as strong as that would have been put forward to the Grand Jury.
He thought he committed the perfect crime. Nope 😆
Typical narcissist
True
Yup that's what he wanted. He's studied up on it in college too
he came really close
He didn't do it. The frat did
I’m so heartbroken. They all lived in the safety and security, trusting their roommates and everyone else in their outside world. Who would’ve ever expected some evil person to come in and do such horrific acts!!
Ikr and at the prime of their lives😢
@ 😢
Watch the bodycam footage of dozens of young men going in and out of their party house. There are men telling cops they don't whose house they're partying at. Wholesome 😂
@ that was not an adjective I used 😂
@@annettedantzler1200 Yep, unfortunately it's nothing that hasn't happened before and unfortunately it'll happen again, more than once in the Years You have left in this World.
BK had an injury on his right had. Students even mentioned he wore gloves to class a few day. In the police stop you can see a wound that was recently healing. There IMO is blood DNA at the scene.
no he was wearing gloves and the knife hilt can bruise your hand.
It was confirmed that it was NOT a bruise or cut. It was a shadow, cast from the car window.
Are you saying the police are incompetent?
I've never seen such a sloppy crime scene, and overall investigation. There had to have been DNA evidence with all the blood but God only knows how much evidence was lost or contaminated due to poor police work
The ex boyfriend of one of the victims had red and swollen hands. BK had no injuries. He even had a physical a few days afterwards and NOTHING was noted.
He was wearing disposable gloves & sorting his trash at his parents house when the fbi broke down front door
Exactly! The trash the FBI acquired was also disposed into his next door neighbor's trash bins. He was clearly trying to hide any DNA or fingerprint evidence.
Sure he was
@@kcook4243 yeah in Pennsylvania you have to sort certain rubbish like plastics in separate containers. Doesn't mean he killed 4 people because he wears gloves when touching trash... Btw when is the last time you've EVER heard of the police letting a quadruple murderer drive across the country without even interviewing him once?? Why not question him right away when they got his vehicle and nail down his story. Never once ever have police act like this. Just strange. Touch DNA is a skin cell. And one skin cell just on the button makes no sense...and nowhere else while he's violently stabbing 4 people? Not one drop of blood in his car at all? Not even a dog hair or anything? Feels off
@@jessejoseph7372They didn’t arrest him until they had their ducks in a row.
@jessejoseph7372 You're an idiot. You dont have to sort out your trash and put it in ziplock bags. 🤦♀️
#1 mistake - thinking that he could make his fantasy a reality just so he could feel something and then get away with it. Oops.
Justice and Prayers for Kohberger. All evidence point to his innocence.🙏🏻
Stare into his eyes. He speakth the truth.
@@Beyondfire8 all the evidence points to his guilt
@@annebosworth7048 List some credible evidence.
He said he has spent years of his life in a number of state. Wondering if this is because he is sociopathic.
Only Kohberger's DNA was at the crime scene next to the bodies. He just thought he was too smart to ever get caught. He has probably helped his attorneys in trying to delay this case as long as they can.
Mr. Bryan Kohberger got too deep in his studies, and Satan got the best of him.🙏
I think he thought it was fool proof!
Satan don't exist. Evil people do.
@@worstxb1playertylerteehc635 Can you read, Read your bible about the pigs!
@@MakeItSo1111 I am so deeply hurt.
He has such soulless eyes. It's like you could see all the evil in him it's sickening. 🙏🏼👿😩🥵
Is his trial going to be public and recorded at least? I hope so, unlike how private the delphi trial was which was terrible.
I agree. It should be televised.
Why was it terrible? I’m pretty sure that it brought some comfort to the parents of the Delphi girls to know that the public wouldn’t be able to treat the details of their children’s deaths as entertainment. The fuss that people made over not being able to watch the trial is gross. The victims and their families got justice and that’s what matters, not the public’s entertainment.
He left Dylan alive because he didn't see her or he was getting out before neighbors became aware of what was happening.
BS! 😅
He was reading about BTK and he wanted to be BCK. No one is talking about his BTK studies!!!
You so true
Didn't even know about that! Crazy.
Btk’s daughter talks often about brian k studying on her father’s case. Like a lot.
@@countessnic9809 True
Police, FBI, and prosecutors study crime, maybe it was one of them! They seem so interested in crime, very suspicious!
He wasn't wearing the knife sheath on his belt because he was wearing coveralls and they don't have belt loops.
I would expect to find touch DNA on other areas of the sheath.
...other areas like the bodies or the victims dna on Bryan or his car.@@jenniferdolan9205
@@jenniferdolan9205no if he wiped it and forgot about the snap which is protected
Maddie and Kaylee are my teen daughter's names, same spellings, really close to home for me. Those poor kids had their whole lives ahead of them. I hope this monster rots!
They were young adults, not kids.
He seriously gives off the creepiest vibe.
Yes he does. He seems like a soulless, evil entity
Vinnie Politan? I agree.
@@markysumm72 LOOL
💯🎯💯🎯
Incel Inside®️
If it looks and sounds like a duck, it's probably a duck.
God forbid it’s dehumanizing. To hell with the 4 victims who had no say. Appalling.
Yup-agree/so hard to listen to that absurdness
Ikr! 😡
💯🎯
HE HAS NOT BEEN CONVICTED
@alexpriedite1447 lol oh gee, look at you all butt hurt
One of his groupies?
John Prior said "In my experience ... " You mean the entire ONE DP case you've had and not even DP qualified. lol
Yep
Hahaha exactly! Now he's an expert, such a blowtard
All you people who think BK and RA in Delphi are innocent probably think OJ and Casey Anthony were innocent also🙄🙄🙄
Nah... just Richard Allen. That case is a mess.
@@JordanTHEcatladyyeah. RA is not the killer. His “confessions” we brief and not unique. His therapist gave him information. On appeal, her entire testimony should be thrown out.
No, but I think our system is designed by the belief that it is better that ten guilty people be let free than one innocent person be falsely imprisoned. Now it seems that being arrested is proof enough of guilt for that public, and that should terrify everyone.
@@JordanTHEcatladyThe Richard Allen case was a mess.. I don’t know what to think about that case and not allowing sound or video of the trial made it worse..I’m of the camp BK is guilty and I believe the state has a good case..
Oh my, how dare people disagree with you 🙄...
What's with all the random cases? Not everyone follows TC for years/decades.
I wonder if the defense attorney thought it was inhumane the way he killed those four kids...
His defense team have stated multiple times on the record in open court, that they believe he is Factually Innocent ( not just not guilty, but Innocent) .
They just filed a motion to have a Frank's Hearing so they can present exculpatory evidence
I wonder if you’ve ever heard of innocent until proven guilty.
@grudgejudy9736 yep . You ever heard of guilty as hell .....
@@MegaMegzTXisn’t that a defense attorney’s job? Tax payers are paying them big bucks, they’d better be doing a good job, no? Most people get overwhelmed & overworked appointed attorneys who meet their clients 15 minutes before a hearing. It’s a waste of money and usually POC don’t get top lawyers.
What a lame comment.
I’m staying with my original theory.
He thinks he’s so smart and is educated to a fairly high level in all things criminal.
I believe he deliberately left the sheath and the DNA to link himself to the murders but is planning to get away with it because of lack of other critical evidence.
That’s why he looks so smug. He believes he’s clever enough to quite literally get away with murder.
Thank God there was d.n.a on that seath who knows if he would of ever been caught? He turned his phone off durring the murders so his location wouldn't be foud. he forgot that the cameras picked his car up 3 4 times driving up to see if they were up. The girl who said someones here could never have imagined they would be killed. Who thinks this? college kids parting and think were going to be stabbed. Thats not what ur thinking in ur home. This is so horrific. Just uncomprehendable.
Police have not said the phone was turned off. If they have video of his car why did it take almost 7 weeks to make an arrest?
@@dougcorcoran5455 "Phone stops reporting to the network,which is consistent with either the phone being in an area without cellular coverage , the connection to the network is disabled (such as putting the phone in airplane mode),or that the phone is turned off."
7 weeks is not a long investigation considering this was a stranger homicide, and BK had no priors, was not on CODIS.
@@sara_387 or if the battery died, the phone was put in a faraday bag etc., where do the police ever say the phone was turned off? Why didn't the police question him and get his DNA when he was still in Washington? Why did they wait until he was across the country? Why did the police say it was a targeted attack and other students weren't in danger with a quadruple murderer loose?
@@dougcorcoran5455 That was directly from the PCA.
Also from the PCA: "Based on my training, experience, and conversations with law enforcement officers that specialize in the utilization of cellular telephone records as part of investigations, individuals can
either leave their cellular telephone at a different location before committing a crime or tum their cellular telephone off prior to going to a location to commit a crime. This is done by subjects in an effort to avoid alerting law enforcement that a cellular device associated with them was in a particular area where a crime is committed."
We know he left his residence with his phone on, then the phone stops reporting to the network, then 2 hours later the phone utilized cellular resources that provide coverage south of Moscow, ID.
@@sara_387 so the battery died, it was put in a faraday bag, it was in an area with bad cell coverage, it was put in airplane mode, there were issues with cell service that night or it was turned off. Where do the police say it wasn't any of the other reasons it wasn't using cell resources, only that it was turned off? An officer speculating what might be isn't proof of anything.
All he has to do is say he went to any of ten dozen parties held at the party house and immediately all DNA evidence becomes suspect. If this is the only solid evidence they have the case is anything but a slam dunk.
Considering the DNA was found under the button snap, simply being in the house isn't really going to do a good job explaining it. On top of that, unless he thought ahead and turned his phone off or placed it within the house on the date he claims (his recidence was on campus, so there's probably cams there too, which might show him or his car at home), he's going to have problems proving it. He'll also still have to explain whatever else they may have, some of which are claimed to be incriminating receipts that link him to the crime, his car seeing circling the house, and his inablity to provide an alibi. Who knows though, maybe they have nothing on him and everything claimed in the afidavits and internet are all fake, only time will tell.
Think his phone is going to show him at these dozen parties? Are witnesses going to claim to have seen him? That claim needs evidence as well.
Who goes to a party with a hunting knife?
@@tauresattauresa7137 jason
Accept he said he has never been in the house.
I mean i wish we had this much evidence in Delphi!
🤣 there's no evidence. You have twelve different touch DNAs on you if you just leave your house and do normal things like work in an office or go to school or the store.
@@JulezwithTrueCrimeReactionshis DNA shouldn’t be on a knife
The judge should have told her, in order to keep from being demoralizing, if found guilty, he has 4 weeks to appeal, appeal will be done without delay, and if appeal fails execution will be followed by next week.
I want to know why Brian K. gets to dress up like a high priced lawyer for every single little court date? I have never seen a defendant dress up just for a simple court date, every time. I could see if it was for the trial, but not this often!
This caseseems to be going on forever...when will it end...sick of looking at him
This is such a gut wrenching case, I still long to just rewind time and bring these four precious kids back.
If BK did not commit the crimes. Why is it that he wanted so desperately to get the DP off the table? There has to be more evidence against him & his lawyer knew about it. He is not an innocent man.
@ElizabethPrendergast-gr7wt let me ask you a question. Why would an innocent man WANT to be potentially put to death? 🙃 if he did not commit the crimes it actually makes more sense he would want DP off the table... I'm confused how that is something that you don't understand.
It is estimated that 1 in 8 people on de@th row are innocent and 1 in 4 people in prison are innocent. Research before you spout.
Where is this research.
@@Ann-sj4pt American Bar Association, The Innocence Project, Michigan University, to name a few.
@ Thank you for that information 😊
I live in Boise and would love to serve on this jury. I’m glad we have the DP 👏👏
I reported you to the court
@@Vickielynnrenegar omg how stupid
I just watched a documentary on Ted Bundy and it’s eerie the way that Kohberger seems to shadow Bundy
How?
Bundy sexually assaulted his victims. His crimes took him hours ( in some cases days) because he simply loved and enjoyed to torture and watch woman in unimaginable pain also he was obsessed with sex
He studied Bundy and BTK extensively. Kohberger even posted on Reddit asking people who had committed violent crimes to tell him how they felt when doing it. I think he 100% thought he had covered up all ofnthe evidence and committed the perfect crime. He was fascinated about that. I think the similarities with Bundy aren't any accident or coincidence at all.
Literally not like Bundy in any way
@@MamaPinksnothing even remotely like Bundy.....maybe btk because they both took out 4 people during their first kill....
Also, nothing like BTK, thankfully. He wanted to be caught but with today's science? They would have caught him. He was closer to Zodiac. He liked playing games with the media. Though different motivators and that is part of why Zodiac was never caught. Z tied up victims only once. He changed up his game. Like Son of Sam, they didn't have the same motivators.
BTK made more than a few mistakes probably because like this one, the motivator was the targets. Twice, children were in the home and once a brother. He was watching but desire made him impatient.
We just have to keep pushing people to take precautions and not be the perfect victims.
We have to create better, good ways for children to escape abusers. That and stop releasing known predators.
Look up the Crowe case for why Chris should never be on this show or anywhere else again. Crooked cop cost San Diego millions and coerced confessions of innocent people.
It didn’t touch the nation, it touched the world
What? He hadn't studied a loophole to get him out of that one being used in court? He'll still try and pull out something from his "magic hat" 🎩 while the victims' family and friends try and live their broken lives without their loved ones.
If Richard Allen could be found guilty in his circumstantial evidence trial then Bryan Koberger can also be found guilty in his case.
The preponderance of evidence thing kicks in at a certain point, circumstantial or otherwise.
Richard Allen confessed.I believe him
@@janspung3346exactly , if a person was there looks like sounds like , evidence found AND he tells you 61 times who he is believe him!
Bryan has a lengthy indictment of evidence against him
@@yogabee2222 Bryan was on the internet. Reddit and other apps, He planned this. He thought he could try and commit the perfect murder.
But Bryan thought he was smarter than he was.
Imo- just like murdaugh there will be a lot of evidence tying him to this.
I still think there's something fishy since the living girls survived and didn't call cops till the next day after all friends showed up and cleaned up and checked the bodies before the police 🙃
Right
You sound like you've read alll the evidence. Which is crazyyyy because it hasn't been presented in court yet. But vibes ammirite. If a survivor reads this, and you're wrong, imagine what a monster that makes you.
It's not weird at all when you consider the context. That house was known as a party spot, and everyone there was likely drunk that night. After a heavy night of drinking, people tend to sleep deeply, especially when they're hungover. If you recall the grub truck footage, the girls were struggling to stand. BK probably didn’t face much resistance, especially if he targeted something vital right away.
That is absurd and they are victims too. Absolutely disgusting that you think such a thing when 3 different investigative resources have all excluded them. Shame on you.
@@du_ch0c0lat
No reason for them to be murdered!
Just because they partied all day & night. This was a satanic nut who thought he could commit the perfect murder and live with his SICK SECRET!
I can't believe all the channels on UA-cam who "think" this guy is innocent. They are willing to try and get a horrific murderer set free all for views. They actually believe they are smarter than all these experts who diligently do their jobs to track down a suspect. It's absolutely sick.
yet you're acknowledging them and clearly watching them
Would you have said the same about every person wrongly convicted? It happens every day.
That's why innocent until proven guilty is REQUIRED for justice.
This case is really sketchy. The more you follow it, the more you realize so many parts don't add up.
Because everything is sealed, these are all adults and the facts should be out, just like in Florida cases like Madeline Soto.
@@erin4885nobody knows what the evidence they have, so not sure why people are saying he's innocent, nobody will know for sure until we see the trial and everything they have against him..
It’s a big mistake to blindly believe the police. Sure you can trust them and their judgement all you want but make them prove their case in court nonetheless.
Our family will be replaying the memorial services for the children all during the trial we are forever blessed with the parents' testimony, such love in these family's please please remember we will be holding your souls close and lifting all you guys up in prayer.
You lose me when you put Gray Hughes on!
Seriously that guy is a complete dik
Why? Because he is intelligent and common sense. 😂Are you crying for Bryan and Richard?
@@izabela1961intelligent 🤣🤣💀
@@Naomi_NocturnElle Why are you hiding under a nickname, hero? Snowflakes are cowards.
@@Naomi_NocturnElleYou obviously haven't heard about different types of IQ, have you? Learn something. Google it so you can understand other people's comments.
He was in a murderous frenzy and somehow the shieth was ripped off by one of the girls or dropped. How else would the exact holster of the exact knife that killed them be next to Maddie’s body with solely his dna. Ridiculously guilty I can’t stand him
He left the sheath on purpose. Making that his signature move as a serial killer. He purchased that k bar knife and sheath brand new, from Amazon , 8 months before the murders. BK cleaned the sheath thoroughly, so he thought. But didn't realize he left a little bit of his DNA, inside that little hole on the snap. He is busted.
I have never understood how Kohberger was on the police radar prior to the trash being tested. That is, what directed them to suspect Kohberger prior to this.
There were two routes that LE arrived at BK.
A vehicle was identified by FBI from footage around the crime scene and also the WSU campus. WSU officers then identified BK: by his car, his physical description through his licence, his vehicle had a single PA licence plate at the time (single plate on the suspect car, front and back standard in WA and ID). His phone records were later obtained and tracked with the footage of the car.
BK and his father later drove his Elantra from WSU to the family home in PA.
His father's DNA was obtained from the trash, compared to the (ISP lab obtained) STR from the knife sheath, and through paternity testing was not excluded (established) as belonging to the suspect's father.
Running parallel to local LE investigation, the FBI conducted IGG research on the SNP profile (obtained from the knife sheath DNA in a private lab). IGG uses SNP profiles that have been voluntarily provided to databases, building a family tree with distant relative 'matches'. Much of the work doesn't involve DNA, but actually looking up births and marriages and filling in the family tree.
@ thank you. So, he initially became a suspect because of the footage of the vehicle.
@@joycesinclair9397 Yes, as a result of the footage on November 25, 2022 MPD asked area law enforcement agencies to be on the lookout for white Hyundai Elantras in the area.
On November 29, 2022 two WSU officers identified BK, one through the registration of the vehicle, the other by physically locating the car in a parking lot, then running his licence plate.
It would still take a month to access his phone records and confirm his identity with DNA, but during that time he did also leave WSU and drive to PA.
It seems the confirmation that the IGG came back as pointing to him moved things along (possibly Dec 19).
If he had coveralls on he wouldn't have a belt to put the knife sheath on.
This is what I've been saying since the beginning.
Do you need a belt to carry a knife sheaf in your hand? If he had a belt on, the knife sheaf would have still been on his belt when he left the house.
Thank You Vinnie. The Interview Room 💙 🖤!!!!
I'm so glad to see Mr Prior! I was hoping Court TV would seek him as a commentator. He'll be a good source of input & info for the Kohberger trial: I'm glad to hear from him!
He needs to cheer up.
the detectives did some amazing work!! and quick. gotta give credit when due. Getting the trash to match dna was vital
True
For those who can't see it, here are the redacted words from document shown first in the video:
1.
"As I entered this bedroom I could see two bodies on the single bed in the room"
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"(When viewed from the door. The sheath was later processed and had "Ka-Bar" "USMC" and the United States Marine Corps eagle globe and snake insignia stamped on the out side of it"
I love how people argue, just for the sake of arguing. Not for the sake of the victims. What is the point?
How would you ever strike the death penalty from a case where you have 4 completely innocent community members brutally murdered in their own home? If that doesn’t warrant the DP your state doesn’t have the DP.
Chris McDonough great guest - very knowledgeable in every aspect of criminal investigation, psychology of criminal mind, how criminals behave -He's seen it all.
Chris is the best!
According to everyone who knew him, he was pretty much a loner, had no friends at the moment - so who was it who hated him so much that they took an item of his somehow, and transferred his DNA onto a knife sheath - at the same time not getting their DNA on it. Let's forget about motuve for a minute. So are they in his car that's seen speeding away on a local camera at the time of the murder? And are they in his car the next day when it's seen driving by around 9:00 a.m. Is that just a coincidence?
Ok. Say someone's framing him and it's a coincidenc about the car make & model. Why is he in the kitchen of his parents home taking his DNA out of their garbage and putting it in the neighbor's garbage? Is that just a weird quirk he has?
And lets forget about his phone pinging there, because there's people who say that is not good evidence, but apparently it was in the arrest affidavit- that they've got his phone pinging there many times before and and on that night. It's going to be hard to convince a jury. It wasn't him unless they come up with another person. That's what they have to do, imho.
Wasn't the Instagram account proved to be a fake early on in the case?
Yes
Yes, but we're not supposed to talk about how the families tell lies and refuse to be interviewed by investigators.
I’m not sure if it’s true, but it was rumored that BK suffers from visual SNOW, but either way on the wall of their living room near the staircase there is a neon sign, just before Dylan’s room… Kohberger probably got blinded by the neon sign and didn’t even see her standing there or perhaps she was just peeking through a crack in the door either way, I don’t think he saw her. I think he was concentrating on getting out of there and where he needed to go to get out, but he definitely could have been blinded by that neon sign… also as far as his DNA getting on the sheath, he had gloves on, but I believe that his gloves ripped open while snapping open the sheath and that’s how his DNA got on the snap… as a kid, I had a leather bracelet making kit . The snap was very rough leather and every time I snapped open that bracelet it rubbed my skin on my thumb that I developed a callus from it. I would not doubt that he ripped the rubber glove on the leather snap. So if the prosecutor is reading these messages, I think this is important information to know.
Dylan was in her room peeking out. And, yes, when Bryan was younger he wrote on some forum about having visual snow.
he ran out of time either way so he had to go. I don't think he expected to have anybody else besides maddie
What is visual snow?
He probably thought I have these gloves on i wont leave d.n.a
@@cherylkoenig5509it’s like tv static. I’ve had it once when I was in a really dark room and it was almost like I was staring at a bright grey static tv screen.
It was confirmed in court that there was no social media following or messages. Why are these rumors still being spread?
because its court TV and they sensationalize everything but I mean isn't one of the fathers who is very outspoken the one who first released such info to the public. Nonetheless, obviously he had been stalking the victims and house but the question is if the prosecution has any evidence to prove that and if they did that may hinder them I mean if you have a victim who seems to be "targeted" it doesn't make sense to go in a house where multiple people live as that would draw unnecessary attention to yourself and this is why the people in the interview said he went to that house with the idea that all households members would become a victim and the would be victim simply could have lucked out only from the fact that he was trying to leave the scene quickly which could be a reason why he drove so fast leaving the area because he knew he was spotted and was probable shocked to find out that no one was alerted causing him to be bold enough to go back to crime scene to find out what was going on or to find his knife sheath.
@JonahJayTaylor yes the parents released that info but I believe it was a fake kohberger account that was made after he was arrested. Many fake accounts were made. Don't quote me on this because I cannot remember the source I heard this from, however my original statement was from a court hearings so that is confirmed.
When there is a gag order people will continue to fill in the blanks however, very few fact-check things.
All the young people following this. Before you watch this trial, you really should review the movie “Psycho” by Alfred Hitchcock. The phrase “life imitating art” comes to mind. Look at Bryan Kohberger and the character Norman Bates, in every detail they are a match not to mention the type of crime itself. The cold stare, the always clam demeanor, the soft spookiness, and so on. This takes Bryan Kohberger creepiness to a whole different level
It is called a study of psychology. It has been going on for thousands of years.
He is innocent
@@genevievesmith3562 I do not care what u think, U just trying to cause trouble.
@@genevievesmith3562 🤦♂
They’re not similar in any way, wtf.
This is a clear example of someone only seeing what they want to.
he does look like someone with a 20 step skincare routine
😮 the fact that little or no dna was left at the crime scene after that canage except on the snap,means it points into one direction someone who knows whats hea doing
Exactly. Probably not the first time.
Wrong. The DNA of a k*l*er is only found at the scene 10-30% of the time.
The fact that he had his phone on most of the way to and from the crime scene, and drove back and forth in front of the house, allowing his car to be on video, points in the direction of a rookie.
Lots of people had DNA at the crime scene including unidentified males. Where was their DNA found, under victims fingernails, on both victims beds? We don't know.
@@dougcorcoran5455Ann Taylor would have let us know. The reality is, the unknown dna was most likely found on a beer bottle or somewhere unrelated to any of the locations where the bodies were.
@@The80sKidRox AT would break the gag order? "The reality is, most likely" isn't very convincing.
I suspect the State has quite a bit of good evidence against BK and why the defense is trying to get it suppressed.. If the defense cannot defend against the evidence they attack how it was obtained and who obtained it..
Like any good defense attorney would.
@@MakerInMotionYes, she is doing her job..
Lets see all the evidence,
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I’m an avid watcher of crime investigations but I’m not sure how I’ll bring myself watch this one. Every time I see their faces I break into pieces, maybe because I’m sending off two kids to college soon. My heart breaks for all,of them.
He is guilty af but people love a conspiracy
I like this judge already
Well, obviously, he’s a psychopath and for whatever reason he picked these people and tried to make the perfect crime he’s delusional. He needs to get the chair immediately. Why waste all his money of time with this crap.
Well, obviously, you’re not actually qualified to diagnose someone as a psychopath or delusional, so nothing you say even matters pertaining to this case.
He didn't do it. The frat did.
@@ColdCreekB just curious how do you know?
@@littlecaseymarie666explain please?
@@michellemckenna9568 because no reputable doctor would be on UA-cam making up their own version of events, passing it off as if it's factual.
What is taking so long? The poor families need this to be over.
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Spoiler: he did it
He makes me think some people really are born evil
And a lot more born judgmental.
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But what if the DNA was not complete and they used Bryan’s father’s DNA to back engineer Bryan’s DNA to compare, not only would it not be allowed, it could be argued that is constitutionally wrong!
It's allowed too match a DNA under the law family members under law matching DNA can always come in play
That is a big “what if”.
There are not many laws yet on IGG as it's "relatively new" and It varies by state.
That's why they are requesting a Franks hearing. Why else would the prosecutor try to hide the IGG facts?
And what if the sun is made of potatoes? It’s a 99.99998% match are you stooooopid or just a retard?
He is guilty you can’t deny dna evidence his car being close to the house and the same car in the area.
He is done for.
Those poor students suffering would have been horrible .
The fact he is saying he is not guilty is all a game to him.
Sorry I can't be as braindead and biased as the people from that country. The roommates are suspicious.
Imagine believing you know more about who committed 4 murders than the investigators and detectives and district attorneys who were there from the first day and have seen all the evidence. especially when there’s a gag order preventing all the info from coming out.. they have the right guy 100%
Zipping about someone else's residence @ some suspect hour of darkness- then returning later when the sun was up- is not 'star gazing.'
He's deceitful & flippantly mimics some details from BTK.
Listen, I'm not saying whether he's guilty or not. I'm not American so I'm aware it's better to be neutral until evidence presents itself.
However a lot of things are suspicious in this case not that you care. If those roommates were men you'd all be whistling a different tune.
You people don't care about justice. You're just out for blood. Once you're suspected of something you're screwed. Let's hope you're not in a situation like him and that you get the due process you're denying him.
This is why no one likes you people.
How was xana asleep when she was getting a door dash order and jad defensive wounds
Touch DNA on a brass button! Research this.
Chris.."cylinder block"? I thought you were smarter than that.
WORST IS HE TOLD MADDIE IM HERE TO HELP YOU....ROOMMATE HEARD HIS VOICE TOO...SAW HIM AND HEARD HIM
He absolutely knew kaylee was there as they had posted that picture earlier in the day. That is what got him going. However, i don't think he knew she was in the same bed as Maddie and that threw him off.. hence leaving the sheath and killing the other 2 roommates. I think his plan was Maddie and to be this big mystery of how a guy could get away with it while all the other people slept.
Said it from day one and will say it until he’s found guilty. Nobody but Bryan killed those 4 innocent friends and roommates. The damn knife sheath is HIS!! They were ALL STABBED!! Sheath in of the beds. It’s as cute as and dry as it gets!!! All this hoopla with so many people saying he’s innocent, is ludicrous!!
Bryan Koehberger is 100% guilty
I think more like 99,8 procent😂
Based on what real fact? But before answering that, do you even know where the court hearings are? What the last official document said that was filed? Bc if you don't know these things, you're incapable of making a real opinion.
Its his DNA is at the scene. Give me me a break. Guilty as hell
Guilty as hell
Familial dna done by commercial lab too weak for conviction. If he's guilty I hope they know much more!
The IGG is not being used by the prosecution. It wasn't even included in the warrants.
Still make me really upset to hear about this, every time I’m at the grocery store and I see carbonara I hear the voice of Kaylee at the food truck in my head 😢
Caso muito estranho e mal elaborado. Quem fez isto conhecia muito bem a casa, além disso teria que ter poderes de um super-homem para acabar com 4 pessoas de forma tão rápida na escuridão , além disso, deixar uma evidência para trás? Este arguido foi tramado por alguém!!! E a testemunha, consegui inclusive ver as sobrancelhas dele?? Estavam assim tão próximos um do outro na escuridão?
A casa foi demolida? Alguém muito importante está a ser protegido.
BK biggest mistakes: (1) Taking phone to crime scene using airplane mode; and (2) Leaving the knife 🔪 sheath with his
D. N. A.
#1 - thinking that he could make his fantasy a reality just so he could feel something and then get away with it. Oops.
Yeah that was really stupid it's like he wants to get caught. 🙄
Street Video..
The defense should be fascinating
Bushy eyebrows.
Must've been such a bloody scene. Murderer would have blood all over him and would leave a trail of blood as he went out. I've always wondered about that evidence.
No one seems to bring that up.
Nobody left a trail of blood leaving the residence but the 4 were unalived so figure it out. the guy took all his clothes off or had on overalls over his clothes and took them off but nobody who left the residence left trails of blood but somebody unalived them as they didn't unalive themselves. Bryan Kohberger studied crime for years, still wasn't good enough to get away with it. maybe wait for the evidence in the trial in 2025. sheesh. They have enough evidence, just because they don't go putting it to the public , there is a reason why he is elgible for the DP and why he has been in jail awaiting trial all this time, not for no reason. The cops found a reciept of Dickies overall's so he wore those over his clothes, took them off in the back wooded area and put all blood soaked stuff including the knife in a bag and got rid of it.
he probably did his clothes change while still in that kitchen area before stepping outside.
@@CarlaBybee you odnt know that tho, exactly why the little concrete evidence is concerning
@@ethanwiles2 i know that i don’t know, im best-guessing. he needs to explain where the knife, sheath, coveralls, etc that he bought are. because they weren’t found. and also guessing they were all dumped after the crime. also guessing he had a bag to put it all into before leaving.
This case and the trial is a pure True Crime Gold.
Maybe they should check the gps of that white car and white truck that was near the grub truck.
How can his DNA be on that part of the sheath alone? Just seems his DNA would be all over it…
I’ve wondered that, too. I assume he cleaned it well but missed that spot.
@ Perhaps but to clean everything nicely one would start by removing the knife from the sheath clean everything then finish with putting the knife back into the sheath and the clasp would then be cleaned…What if he fell asleep at a party cause he did some drugs and somebody took his finger and touched the clasp…
I thinknits the one thing he didn't wipe down before he committed the crime. He covered his whole body, gloves, no fingerprints. Mask, not spittle. Dark clothing, he thinks he thought of everything. But he forgot to wipe down the sheath. He had to have touched it when he first bought it.
He was almost assuredly wearing gloves, but DNA can still be found in sweat (sweat has dead skin cells in it typically). So it wouldn't be unreasonable to think he was sweating as he as was mentally prepping to commit the crime and wiped his forehead with his gloved hand. When he's actually inside the house and goes to open the sheath, some of the sweat transfers to the sheath where he opens it. The sheath would be mostly clean except for where the sweat transfer occurred. As far as I know, they never said exactly what substance was found on the sheath, just that it matched his DNA.
There was a case where a gloved hitman left touch DNA in the form of sweat on the AC button of the car of the murder victim. I can't find exact case, but I remember it from FBI Files.
He was probably wearing gloves. This DNA was found on the INSIDE of the snap and most likely got there before he even went to the crime scene.
Love Chris McDonough and his channel, "The Interview Room"
Why does Court TV invite dirty ex-cop Chris McDonough onto its channel? Chrissh McDoofus is a proven crook, liar and charlatan, who tried to frame three children for a murder they did not commit. The man has zero integrity or credibility. Frankly his inclusion on any true crime panel is a stain on that TV channel's reputation!
Anyone unfamiliar with McDonough's seedy past need only Google his name for details of his leading role in an appalling and deliberate, near miscarriage of justice - the murder of 12-year-old Stephanie Crowe on January 20th 1998.
Thanks to McDonough's corrupt and unlawful interrogation techniques, the victim's teen brother Michael Crowe, and his friends Aaron Houser and Joshua Treadway were wrongly accused of the murder.
McDonough subjected the three innocent boys to hours of gruelling, psychologically abusive interrogation, during which they were deliberately isolated from their parents and had no access to lawyers. They were indited on murder charges, and pre-trial proceedings commenced.
McDonough applied his normal approach to 'solving' the crime ie, rather than keep an open mind and be led by the evidence, he decided from the start the boys were guilty because Stephanie had been stabbed to death at home in her bedroom, and there was no forced entry to the house. He then built a (flimsy) case to fit his view. McDoofus concluded, without any actual evidence whatsoever, that it had to be an inside job by the victim's elder sibling and his pals.
Thankfully a year later Stephanie's blood was (very belatedly) found on the shirt of her actual killer, transient man Richard Tuite. And then the full, shocking story of the bungled murder investigation under Chris McDonough's disastrous leadership, finally emerged.
Killer Tuite had not only been seen in the Crowes' neighbourhood on the night of Stephanie's murder by multiple witnesses, he was also reported to police by several neighbours for his strange and aggressive behaviour. Tuite, was clearly under the influence of drink/drugs, was yelling threats of murder, knocking on neighbouring front doors, and trying various different ruses to get inside residents' homes.
A police officer who attended that night in response to the 911 calls, briefly looked around and noted that he saw a door next to the Crowe's garage, close. This was a clear indication that someone had just entered it. The officer could not see who closed the door, and despite the earlier 911 reports of a transient male trying to enter houses, he did not investigate further. The cop left the scene at 9.56pm, reporting that the transient was 'gone on arrival'.
Stephanie was stabbed to death by Tuite in her bedroom between 10 - 11pm. There was no forced entry - Tuite got in through the unlocked door next to the garage. The policeman had witnessed the killer enter the house - and missed the opportunity to arrest him, and save Stephanie's life. She was found dead on her bedroom floor by her grandmother next morning at 6.30am. bloodied from frenzied blows with a 5-6 inch bladed knife.
Police briefly took Tuite in for questioning, fingerprinted him and took various items including clothing, fingernail scrapings and hair. They did only the briefest interview with him, and crucially failed to do a background check. If they had, they'd have found he had an extensive mental health and arrests history. Tuite was detained for a short time, and released. Under Chris McDonough, the investigation turned away from him, and focused in on entirely the wrong suspects - Stephanie's innocent brother and his two equally innocent and bewildered friends.
Tuite's shirt had been collected during the first days of the police investigation, but thanks to McDonough's arrogant certainty that he'd solved the case and nabbed the three teen 'killers', the garment was not fully tested until a whole year later.
Those poor boys (and their families, one of whom also lost a child to murder), needlessly endured a living hell, fully expecting to die in prison for a crime they didn't commit. Only due to the solid dna evidence proving their innocence, which emerged so crazily late due to police corruption, were they finally and fully cleared. Charges against the boys were dropped, and Tuite was convicted of Stephanie's murder.
If Chris McDonough had had his way, Michael, Aaron and Joshua, three totally innocent men, would still be locked up in prison today, for a heinous child homicide they had nothing to do with. I wonder how those three men feel when they see their former tormentor presented on TV shows like this as a respectable voice of true crime and justice?
After that disgusting scandal McDonough should have been kicked out of the police force in disgrace with no pension. Instead he was allowed to quietly retire, with his reputation - and fat pension - intact.
It is a measure of the man's enormous ego that he launched a post-retirement career as a true crime media 'expert' - despite his shocking and well-documented history of corruption and failure, and his notable lack of talent as a 'broadcasshter'!
Is this really the calibre of true crime 'expert' guest, Court TV is booking these days??? Get a clue, Vinnie!
Im only a few minutes into this. So if they cover what i say just ignore this, but how in the world could his DNA only be on the snap? I have a knife with a sheath that i carry once in awhile and my DNA has to be all over that thing because just from handling it. The snap would be the only thing he touched if it was on his belt just so he could unsnap it. You dont have to touch anything else. But if he did have it on his belt then he had to grab it then undo his belt and then slide it off and then hold it with two hands to unsnap it. Doesnt make sense to me. C
Agree
The lab would have been trying to find a single source DNA from the perpetrator.
The snap is a perfect spot where only the perpetrator likely would have touched.
Leather can be difficult to get dna from as the chemicals involved in it's production can hinder testing. Additionally, as it was in the bed, contamination from the victims can make it difficult to isolate the DNA. The lab wants a 'clean' profile, not mixtures.
@sara_387 thank you for explaining that Sara. I appreciate that.
We need to get this trial going already. Its been 2 years.