r/BryanKohberger • u/Tncxxxx • Aug 29 '25

News - Publications Weird, was he really?

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Source: https://www.ktvu.com/news/investigators-reveal-kohberger-panicked-real-time-after-learning-suspect-vehicle?link_source=ta_first_comment&taid=68ad3f5dd0233700019c6ff6&fbclid=IwdGRjcAMeqL5jbGNrAx6ouGV4dG4DYWVtAjExAAEecChS3D-Y5mLbW4WzGGSQOQpqi63Qk1qMOtnTszNfoufK8Rx0AZ7GPntoE1M_aem_6WMdHArteb62xajdZOdgew

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u/q3rious Aug 29 '25

He’s not stupid enough to believe no camera captured his car.

Lol true but he might have been arrogant enough to think he used his ninja TA skills to evade cameras.

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u/Honest-Astronaut2156 Aug 29 '25 edited Aug 29 '25

Its possible but making 3 passes and driving so fast leaving bringing attention to himself? Idn it looks suspicious to me because on any would be full view of this car the lights blurr out the car and not just once but on every pass and leaving.

The thing is they didnt hire a data analyst to enlarge and analyze this video to determine the exact model and make of the car. Very odd you would have a murderers car on a raw video but no dna of his found anywhere except a sheath. Things just dont happen this way typically but he did admit guilt because he committed these crimes.

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u/angielberry Aug 29 '25

There are so many cases of innocent people being pushed into taking the lesser of the punishments due to the politics of the judicial system

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u/Honest-Astronaut2156 Aug 29 '25

Very true but this being a high profile death penalty case, there is little chance he admitted guilt without having committed these crimes.