Byan Kohberger’s motive? Your classmates tell police why he believed he killed 4 students
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One candidate for another doctor in Washington State University interviewed his thoughts in Bryan Kohberger and what he thought was his motive for killing four students in the college in 2022
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“He wanted to know what he heard that he did this.
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He also called Kohberger with a narcissist and said that although he saw each other daily, he never saw him showing each sensation.
Why did Bryan Kohberger kill four students of Idaha students on November 13, 2022?
The motive behind these killers were still mystery, about three years after Madison Mogen, Kanae Kencanves, Ethan Kernonone and Ethan Chagini were cruel to death among age.
But while Kohberger does not want to share that public information or even the families of his victims in Washington State University told police why a man who was a human being.
In an interview with the Idaho State Police Recovered by people, the woman revealed that Kohberger “demanded death because she wished to do so, more intelligent than others.”
In the same discussion with the police, your classmates expressed “making these cases and [Kohberger’s] You need to control others in line with his personality. “
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Dylan Mortensen, Kaylee Gncalves, Madison Mogen, Ethan Chapin, Tern Kernonone Nebethany Freque (L to R)
Kohberger says “counts” and “Narcingsist,” he said, “said that person was arrested after his arrest was a friend or familiar with him.”
He said that Kohberger was able to do the killing, and some classmates said that in their discussions, they were telling them about the killing of killer before his arrest.
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Because of the same schedule, your classmate said that he saw Kohberger daily, told police that “they were all the time she associated with Kohberger, had never showed someone else.”
Finally, he told police to find Kohberger did not have a redemption or exciting qualities of his conduct.
Detector Sergeant Michael van Leuven wrote about his interviewer “He wanted to think that he just got into the community, but to know that Kohberger was the wisest person in the room and expressed success or jealousy.”
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