4 students in University of Idaho, killed in their home.

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Anonymous wrote:I'm a therapist. Mental illness doesn't make someone a murderer. We don't like to talk about this because it goes against what our culture believes and espouses, but some people are just evil. Hitler wasn't mentally ill. He was just an evil person.


Mental illness doesn’t make someone a murder, but anyone that does a murder like that has to be mentally ill. Normal people don’t stab 4 strangers to death in their bed


Nope.

I think it's distressing for people to acknowledge that there are just really shitty, awful, vile people in this world and they're born this way. Most are men, but it has nothing to do with mental illness, being bullied, or being abused yourself. Some people are just born wanting to inflict harm on others with no f*cks given.


Something happened in his home, and his dad reportedly was similar to him. Hurt people hurt people - but not because of the bullying - something bad happened at home.


As a crime victim and someone whose job is representing crime victims, please never use the "hurt people hurt people" line to anyone. You know what, plenty of hurt people never hurt people. This sociopath deserves no sympathy, and we should never make crime victims apologize for wanting punishment - and nothing more - for the offenders. Yuck.


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I don't get why DCUM thinks psychopaths had trauma happen to them...this is not true--some did and some didnt.

I mean this thread even more than any one before tells me the DC area is really unable to use any common sense...DCUM/ they will try to even blame others for the acts of a lunatic who chooses to kill and torture...I mean I really need to move!

PS I dont know if they got the right guy, however if it is this guy his sisters seem lovely ladies trying to help others by being therapists...his mom and dad are described as nice....this guy was smart enough to know he wasnt good at casual talk..I mean he could of went online dating and or gotten a therapist...and no one would have ridiculed him--so if he did this it was HIS CHOICE....he had plenty of normal options...


You know what they say about therapists and their families....
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Anonymous wrote:I'm a therapist. Mental illness doesn't make someone a murderer. We don't like to talk about this because it goes against what our culture believes and espouses, but some people are just evil. Hitler wasn't mentally ill. He was just an evil person.


Mental illness doesn’t make someone a murder, but anyone that does a murder like that has to be mentally ill. Normal people don’t stab 4 strangers to death in their bed


Nope.

I think it's distressing for people to acknowledge that there are just really shitty, awful, vile people in this world and they're born this way. Most are men, but it has nothing to do with mental illness, being bullied, or being abused yourself. Some people are just born wanting to inflict harm on others with no f*cks given.


Something happened in his home, and his dad reportedly was similar to him. Hurt people hurt people - but not because of the bullying - something bad happened at home.


As a crime victim and someone whose job is representing crime victims, please never use the "hurt people hurt people" line to anyone. You know what, plenty of hurt people never hurt people. This sociopath deserves no sympathy, and we should never make crime victims apologize for wanting punishment - and nothing more - for the offenders. Yuck.


+1000


You are missing the point. It is the same as not all abused people abuse people - not all hurt people hurt people.

BUT when you dig into their story - you will find that many people do unto others as they have had done to them.

Not all mentally ill people act out, etc.

Do not reverse what is being said.


I am not missing what is being said, this is a line from the "restorative justice" mantra confronting crime victims who then feel guilty because they were not sensitive to the offender's plight. And they, then, need to shoulder healing of not only themselves, but the offender. It is disgusting.
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Anonymous wrote:I'm a therapist. Mental illness doesn't make someone a murderer. We don't like to talk about this because it goes against what our culture believes and espouses, but some people are just evil. Hitler wasn't mentally ill. He was just an evil person.


Mental illness doesn’t make someone a murder, but anyone that does a murder like that has to be mentally ill. Normal people don’t stab 4 strangers to death in their bed


Nope.

I think it's distressing for people to acknowledge that there are just really shitty, awful, vile people in this world and they're born this way. Most are men, but it has nothing to do with mental illness, being bullied, or being abused yourself. Some people are just born wanting to inflict harm on others with no f*cks given.


Something happened in his home, and his dad reportedly was similar to him. Hurt people hurt people - but not because of the bullying - something bad happened at home.


As a crime victim and someone whose job is representing crime victims, please never use the "hurt people hurt people" line to anyone. You know what, plenty of hurt people never hurt people. This sociopath deserves no sympathy, and we should never make crime victims apologize for wanting punishment - and nothing more - for the offenders. Yuck.


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You are missing the point. It is the same as not all abused people abuse people - not all hurt people hurt people.

BUT when you dig into their story - you will find that many people do unto others as they have had done to them.

Not all mentally ill people act out, etc.

Do not reverse what is being said.


I am not missing what is being said, this is a line from the "restorative justice" mantra confronting crime victims who then feel guilty because they were not sensitive to the offender's plight. And they, then, need to shoulder healing of not only themselves, but the offender. It is disgusting.


Not this. As someone who helps victims I would never tell them what mantra to subscribe to - particularly this.
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Vegan, drug addict, and a loner?
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Anonymous wrote:I wonder why his neighbors or parents didn't realize or notify police about the car he drove? It was all over the news.


It might be because there are tens of thousands of white Hyundai Elantras coast to coast. That could be part of it.


PP here. If I knew my friend or son or brother was enrolled in school and lived approximately 10 miles away from the murder scene and also drove a white Hyundai Elantra, it would give me a reason to wonder. I might even think someone had borrowed or stolen it. You wouldn't?




"The University of Idaho has 90 white Hyundai Elantras registered to park at the school, vehicles similar to the one police are seeking in connection with the quadruple homicide just steps off campus, records show."






But not one that mysteriously dissapeared across the country with a grad student who did not return for the rest of Winter break. Kinda stands out, don't you think?


Huh?


Not literally disappeared. He drove the car across the country right after the killings and never went back. That obviously looks suspicious.


He finished out his classes for the semester and went home for winter break, like tens of thousands of other kids from the school.


And if my son had that same car that was being reported in the news, plus knowing he attended school 10 miles away from the murders, I would inform the police.


No, you wouldn’t, because you have no reason to think that your son did anything wrong.


There's a gut feeling that most parents have about a child who struggles with mental health issues.


+1

Trust your gut. Do something now, before it is too late. Making your child someone else's problem is not a plan.


Had the school system stepped in and punished the people bullying him, he might’ve felt better supported. Seems he came from a good family and his problems were in school. Had I not moved my son to a private, he might have take a dark path. He was bullied in public and the school blamed him and let the bullying continue - seemed to enjoy his pain. The private was a 180 difference and he was actually one of the most looked up to kids by the other students. He went on to college and now has a very successful career.


It was up to you as a parent to help your child, and you did. You parented. Congratulations.

What some people call bullying, ruins it for everyone else that truly experiences bullying.


How can you ignore the fact that moving your kid to a private school is a “solution” that is only available to the wealthy. There are many good parents who are poor and cannot consider that option.
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First off I am a female, but yes I had a psychopath (who was first my close friend and I looked up to due to his writing ability/IQ-won numerous contests) who later stalked me and he started sending threatening emails/phone calls. it got so bad I had to call his mom (who is a lovely lady) and both her and his dad told me they spent thousands of dollars on therapy and meds and basically he just was worse and worse. The psychiatrist called her himself and said "he is a sociopath" stay away from him. I grew up in Europe (where this took my place), and believe me i still am scared of seeing him.

I personally think this guy choose the evil path because he wanted to, he is not crazy enough nor not smart enough to not know better.....it was his choice--and no one is at fault but HIM.
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Anonymous wrote:Imagine how awful you would feel if you were the AO who approved this guy's application to WSU. Obviously, none of this is the AO's fault, but you couldn't help but feel that if you had rejected his application for the PhD program, those four people would be alive right now. I would need therapy if I had been the one to approve his ap.


Odd take on who should fell responsible. How do you know he wouldn’t have just murdered someone else in PA instead of Idaho?

How about those who (knew him much better and) recommended him for admission. None of these people could have possibly foreseen this outcome.

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First off I am a female, but yes I had a psychopath (who was first my close friend and I looked up to due to his writing ability/IQ-won numerous contests) who later stalked me and he started sending threatening emails/phone calls. it got so bad I had to call his mom (who is a lovely lady) and both her and his dad told me they spent thousands of dollars on therapy and meds and basically he just was worse and worse. The psychiatrist called her himself and said "he is a sociopath" stay away from him. I grew up in Europe (where this took my place), and believe me i still am scared of seeing him.

I personally think this guy choose the evil path because he wanted to, he is not crazy enough nor not smart enough to not know better.....it was his choice--and no one is at fault but HIM.


Furthermore I believe the whole "victim mentality" is further fueling violence in America--and needs to be stopped!!!

Kids needs to be taught from an early age they HAVE limitations-not everyone can be a mathematician , not everyone can be a model and not everyone can date the pretty girl (or guy)...now this goes against the whole mantra of the new world--everyone can be who they want and date who they want...

And yes--men (but also women) from an early age need to learn how to deal with rejection, with a no and learn social skills.
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Anonymous wrote:I'd wish we'd stop rushing to blame mental illness for everything, as if that excuses or explains his actions. He could just be a garden variety evil criminal who deserves to rot under the jail for the rest of his life.


Not sure what you mean by “a garden variety evil person.”

That sounds like what people believed before we understood the effects of mental illness and trauma.
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Anonymous wrote:Imagine how awful you would feel if you were the AO who approved this guy's application to WSU. Obviously, none of this is the AO's fault, but you couldn't help but feel that if you had rejected his application for the PhD program, those four people would be alive right now. I would need therapy if I had been the one to approve his ap.


Due to confidentiality laws about mental illness, any of our children are vulnerable. You never really know a classmate's or roommate's history. Can be very scary.


The confidentiality laws are really irrelevant. If you think there is an issue with your child, get them help STAT. If you think there is an issue with another child, distance might be the answer.

In either situation, the issue is if you feel that there is a potential dangerous situation, report, report, report. Trust your gut.

The problem arises when parents "cry wolf" of "bullying" in retaliation for their child being rebuffed - pointing fingers (and refusing to get your child the professional help they so obviously need) is not solution, if you are deflecting from your own potentially dangerous child.


PP here.i disagree that confidentiality laws are irrelevant. Many college students are too young, naive, and inexperienced to recognize mental illness in a roommate or classmate or new boyfriend or girlfriend. Colleges and universities should be told, and our children should not be rooming or sitting in classes with seriously mentally ill individuals.


Most college age children are good judges of character, and know when something is 'not quite right" with a fellow student.

We are never going to be able to over ride the confidentiality laws - so teach your child to be a good judge of who is who, to trust their gut, to get out of a situation, to create distance, and to communicate with at least administration and family.

I do not agree that we should all bear the burden of the troubled kids - but how do you think they got to where they are? The troubled kids did not become troubled with involved, selfless parents who care about them.


Can you point me to some studies that show how parenting is the root cause of mental illness? Thanks.


You do realize that mental illness is, more often than not, hereditary, don't you?? They used to think a lot of things were hereditary. It’s now being realized that growing up in that environment maybe more of a factor than genetics. ( adoptive parent)

Thanks.


It is both nature and nurture, but some parents like to think it is just nurture, because then they can try to shirk responsibility. Were the other mass murderers adopted?

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Parents are definitely not responsible for the actions of the their adult children

To the contrary, they are haunted by their actions, yet helpless to control them.
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Anonymous wrote:I think it’s ironic that so many people are claiming it was the parents’ responsibility to get their 28 year old help, but on basically every other thread people post that parenting is basically done st 18, definitely at 21, and parents who are still involved parents to a 20 something are told to land the helicopter.


Such a valid observation!
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Anonymous wrote:I wonder why his neighbors or parents didn't realize or notify police about the car he drove? It was all over the news.


It might be because there are tens of thousands of white Hyundai Elantras coast to coast. That could be part of it.


PP here. If I knew my friend or son or brother was enrolled in school and lived approximately 10 miles away from the murder scene and also drove a white Hyundai Elantra, it would give me a reason to wonder. I might even think someone had borrowed or stolen it. You wouldn't?




"The University of Idaho has 90 white Hyundai Elantras registered to park at the school, vehicles similar to the one police are seeking in connection with the quadruple homicide just steps off campus, records show."






But not one that mysteriously dissapeared across the country with a grad student who did not return for the rest of Winter break. Kinda stands out, don't you think?


Huh?


Not literally disappeared. He drove the car across the country right after the killings and never went back. That obviously looks suspicious.


He finished out his classes for the semester and went home for winter break, like tens of thousands of other kids from the school.


And if my son had that same car that was being reported in the news, plus knowing he attended school 10 miles away from the murders, I would inform the police.


No, you wouldn’t, because you have no reason to think that your son did anything wrong.


There's a gut feeling that most parents have about a child who struggles with mental health issues.


+1

Trust your gut. Do something now, before it is too late. Making your child someone else's problem is not a plan.


Had the school system stepped in and punished the people bullying him, he might’ve felt better supported. Seems he came from a good family and his problems were in school. Had I not moved my son to a private, he might have take a dark path. He was bullied in public and the school blamed him and let the bullying continue - seemed to enjoy his pain. The private was a 180 difference and he was actually one of the most looked up to kids by the other students. He went on to college and now has a very successful career.


It was up to you as a parent to help your child, and you did. You parented. Congratulations.

What some people call bullying, ruins it for everyone else that truly experiences bullying.


How can you ignore the fact that moving your kid to a private school is a “solution” that is only available to the wealthy. There are many good parents who are poor and cannot consider that option.


Private school is not the only option - if you had been through it, you would know.
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Anonymous wrote:I wonder why his neighbors or parents didn't realize or notify police about the car he drove? It was all over the news.


It might be because there are tens of thousands of white Hyundai Elantras coast to coast. That could be part of it.


PP here. If I knew my friend or son or brother was enrolled in school and lived approximately 10 miles away from the murder scene and also drove a white Hyundai Elantra, it would give me a reason to wonder. I might even think someone had borrowed or stolen it. You wouldn't?




"The University of Idaho has 90 white Hyundai Elantras registered to park at the school, vehicles similar to the one police are seeking in connection with the quadruple homicide just steps off campus, records show."






But not one that mysteriously dissapeared across the country with a grad student who did not return for the rest of Winter break. Kinda stands out, don't you think?


Huh?


Not literally disappeared. He drove the car across the country right after the killings and never went back. That obviously looks suspicious.


He finished out his classes for the semester and went home for winter break, like tens of thousands of other kids from the school.


And if my son had that same car that was being reported in the news, plus knowing he attended school 10 miles away from the murders, I would inform the police.


No, you wouldn’t, because you have no reason to think that your son did anything wrong.


There's a gut feeling that most parents have about a child who struggles with mental health issues.


+1

Trust your gut. Do something now, before it is too late. Making your child someone else's problem is not a plan.


Had the school system stepped in and punished the people bullying him, he might’ve felt better supported. Seems he came from a good family and his problems were in school. Had I not moved my son to a private, he might have take a dark path. He was bullied in public and the school blamed him and let the bullying continue - seemed to enjoy his pain. The private was a 180 difference and he was actually one of the most looked up to kids by the other students. He went on to college and now has a very successful career.


It was up to you as a parent to help your child, and you did. You parented. Congratulations.

What some people call bullying, ruins it for everyone else that truly experiences bullying.


How can you ignore the fact that moving your kid to a private school is a “solution” that is only available to the wealthy. There are many good parents who are poor and cannot consider that option.


Correct. Which is why these feel good policies towards bullies needs to stop
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This is all from memory and for anyone interested in a refocus. I’m not a true crime fan, but I was committed to the two most credible and fiercely moderated Reddits from day one of the Idaho murders. Anything posted prior to arrest had to indicate speculation or theory. There was no option to accuse anyone that MPD cleared without deletion. Moderators allowed the lambasting of psychics, trolls, and the “wine moms” Facebook group who were accused of being unhinged. I’m not on FB. That being said, here is a linear summary from the time of arrest.

For reference per MPD:
Genetic genealogy- Bryan Kohberger's (BK) DNA matched to genetic material recovered at the victims house.
It’s been confirmed that 113 pieces of genetic evidence was found at the crime scene.
No motive or whether he knew the victims.
The murder weapon hasn’t been found.
Confirmed from press releases, there is Bluetooth evidence identifying the 2015 Elantra placing it at 1122 King/Queen road at the time of the murders. Note: auto manufacturers embedded Bluetooth technology as early as 2004. I believe it’s been standard in all vehicles for at least a decade or longer. Correct me if I’m wrong.

For reference in my own words/memory from credible Reddit users in the two forums mentioned above:

1. Unanimous agreement that Chief Fry, MPD, FBI and other agencies did in fact withhold much of the discovery. They went as far as playing cat/mouse to throw the suspect off guard. Ex: they consistently stated the Elantra was a 2011-2013 model. It appears suspect continued using the Elantra (owned by mother) at the crime location, back to Pullman campus where he completed his semester, and back home to PA December for winter break accompanied by his father who flew in to accompany his son.

2. At some point a Reddit account was created with the user name: insidelooking. Another redditor repeatedly posted that the account was created on 11/22/22 and the address of the house is 1122. Of course, a clever troll could have created insidelooking.

3. insidelooking posted a survey on Reddit to gauge the experiences of former criminals by asking them deep emotional questions, i.e how did you feel before, during and after their crimes. “Specifically, this study seeks to understand the story of your most recent criminal offense, by focusing on your thoughts and feelings throughout your experience.” This was verified as an assignment from a DeSales’ Professor at the time BK was an undergrad/grad student at DeSales. Professor declined to comment. The university did not respond to requests for comment.

4. A connection was made at the time the above account was created. Another account with the user name: outisidelooking began posting. Note the oddly placed “i” Unsure if this account user was just observing before they began posting.

5. Prior to arrest, active redditors on these two credible forums engaged with both outsidelooking and insidelooking.

6. Both users of the above accounts had a similar writing style. Very factual, dry, confident, devoid of emotion. Some redditors asked if them if they were the same person.

7. Reddit sleuths easily checked the creation dates of both accounts and determined that insidelooking created and began posting after outisidelooking. They speculated that insidelooking deliberately created this account to banter with outisidelooking.

8. Redditors asked both account owners if they were the killer. Others outright said they were the killer.

9. According to redditors insidelooking stopped posting a few hours before the suspect was arrested in PA.

10. outisidelooking posted after the suspect was caught and emphatically cleared up that he was not the killer.

11. Very few things posted by insidelooking caused suspicion. The most glaring was his insistence that X and M were the targets. They also insisted that the “killer” entered and exited through the sliding door and left it open to escape. Less credible statements were the times the victims arrived home. He claimed X and E arrived home at 1:45 which was already public knowledge based on police pressers.

12. The most credible account after the suspect was arrested was a post by BKs middle school friend. Moderators verified this poster was legit because he provided his name, email address, other identifiers and his drivers license.

13. Middle school friend (MSF) was very forthcoming and answered all questions. MSF is on the spectrum and has GAD. He befriended BK in middle school and described BKs mother as very “sweet”. Note: MSF is 28 very successful, intelligent, and articulate. IIRC he is a PHD.

14. MSF confirmed that BK was bullied, awkward, had few friends, and anger outbursts. He verified that BK had one physical altercation in HS. He described ending his friendship with BK because he instigated a physical fight. MSK admitted to redditors that he lost that fight to BK and IIRC they were both temporarily suspended in MS.

15. MSF repeatedly stated that BK was on the spectrum and he knew this to be true because he himself was on the spectrum and they shared similar behaviors. More importantly, he ended most of his comments with “I believe BK has a significant mental illness” which led him to kill.
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Anonymous wrote:This is all from memory and for anyone interested in a refocus. I’m not a true crime fan, but I was committed to the two most credible and fiercely moderated Reddits from day one of the Idaho murders. Anything posted prior to arrest had to indicate speculation or theory. There was no option to accuse anyone that MPD cleared without deletion. Moderators allowed the lambasting of psychics, trolls, and the “wine moms” Facebook group who were accused of being unhinged. I’m not on FB. That being said, here is a linear summary from the time of arrest.

For reference per MPD:
Genetic genealogy- Bryan Kohberger's (BK) DNA matched to genetic material recovered at the victims house.
It’s been confirmed that 113 pieces of genetic evidence was found at the crime scene.
No motive or whether he knew the victims.
The murder weapon hasn’t been found.
Confirmed from press releases, there is Bluetooth evidence identifying the 2015 Elantra placing it at 1122 King/Queen road at the time of the murders. Note: auto manufacturers embedded Bluetooth technology as early as 2004. I believe it’s been standard in all vehicles for at least a decade or longer. Correct me if I’m wrong.

For reference in my own words/memory from credible Reddit users in the two forums mentioned above:

1. Unanimous agreement that Chief Fry, MPD, FBI and other agencies did in fact withhold much of the discovery. They went as far as playing cat/mouse to throw the suspect off guard. Ex: they consistently stated the Elantra was a 2011-2013 model. It appears suspect continued using the Elantra (owned by mother) at the crime location, back to Pullman campus where he completed his semester, and back home to PA December for winter break accompanied by his father who flew in to accompany his son.

2. At some point a Reddit account was created with the user name: insidelooking. Another redditor repeatedly posted that the account was created on 11/22/22 and the address of the house is 1122. Of course, a clever troll could have created insidelooking.

3. insidelooking posted a survey on Reddit to gauge the experiences of former criminals by asking them deep emotional questions, i.e how did you feel before, during and after their crimes. “Specifically, this study seeks to understand the story of your most recent criminal offense, by focusing on your thoughts and feelings throughout your experience.” This was verified as an assignment from a DeSales’ Professor at the time BK was an undergrad/grad student at DeSales. Professor declined to comment. The university did not respond to requests for comment.

4. A connection was made at the time the above account was created. Another account with the user name: outisidelooking began posting. Note the oddly placed “i” Unsure if this account user was just observing before they began posting.

5. Prior to arrest, active redditors on these two credible forums engaged with both outsidelooking and insidelooking.

6. Both users of the above accounts had a similar writing style. Very factual, dry, confident, devoid of emotion. Some redditors asked if them if they were the same person.

7. Reddit sleuths easily checked the creation dates of both accounts and determined that insidelooking created and began posting after outisidelooking. They speculated that insidelooking deliberately created this account to banter with outisidelooking.

8. Redditors asked both account owners if they were the killer. Others outright said they were the killer.

9. According to redditors insidelooking stopped posting a few hours before the suspect was arrested in PA.

10. outisidelooking posted after the suspect was caught and emphatically cleared up that he was not the killer.

11. Very few things posted by insidelooking caused suspicion. The most glaring was his insistence that X and M were the targets. They also insisted that the “killer” entered and exited through the sliding door and left it open to escape. Less credible statements were the times the victims arrived home. He claimed X and E arrived home at 1:45 which was already public knowledge based on police pressers.

12. The most credible account after the suspect was arrested was a post by BKs middle school friend. Moderators verified this poster was legit because he provided his name, email address, other identifiers and his drivers license.

13. Middle school friend (MSF) was very forthcoming and answered all questions. MSF is on the spectrum and has GAD. He befriended BK in middle school and described BKs mother as very “sweet”. Note: MSF is 28 very successful, intelligent, and articulate. IIRC he is a PHD.

14. MSF confirmed that BK was bullied, awkward, had few friends, and anger outbursts. He verified that BK had one physical altercation in HS. He described ending his friendship with BK because he instigated a physical fight. MSK admitted to redditors that he lost that fight to BK and IIRC they were both temporarily suspended in MS.

15. MSF repeatedly stated that BK was on the spectrum and he knew this to be true because he himself was on the spectrum and they shared similar behaviors. More importantly, he ended most of his comments with “I believe BK has a significant mental illness” which led him to kill.


I’m on the same sub reddits and this is overall a good summary but a couple of factual errors. BK’s verified Reddit account which was “criminologystudent” was the account that he posted the survey from and was connected to his school email address. The inside looking account is total speculation at this point but was not the account that posted the criminology survey. The professor he did the survey under now has commented now (ironically on the record to the Daily Mail) and said he was the most brilliant student and she has only ever recommended 2 people in her career to a PhD program and he was one of them.

Also, MSF said that he thought BK might have been on the spectrum - this is not fact at all and the MSF made it clear that that was just his opinion.

The affidavit has not been released so no one actually knows what official probable cause they have right now. The only thing they have publically stated is the Elantra was a 2015 and has been seized from the PA parents residence. CNN had an unofficial leak, allegedly from LE that stated there was DNA and Bluetooth evidence, but to my knowledge that has not been officially confirmed and we will not know for sure until affidavit is public.
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