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Idaho murders: Who is Brittney J Hislope? Woman called 'creepy' as she 'loves' suspect Bryan Kohberger

Brittney J Hislope wrote, 'he's my closest friend and confidant that truly loves me and that I'd never experience betrayal from'

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MOSCOW, IDAHO: A woman has been creating a lot of buzz lately, but for all the wrong reasons, after declaring her “love” for the prime suspect in the Idaho quadruple murders case. Brittney J Hislope on her Facebook page has released multiple posts, pronouncing her admiration for Bryan Kohberger. She also apparently has sent several letters to him.

The 28-year-old PhD student, Kohberger, has been accused of killing Kaylee Goncalves, Madison Mogen, Xana Kernodle, and Ethan Chapin on November 13, 2022. He has been slapped with four counts of first-degree murder and one count of felony burglary after his arrest on December 30, 2022. While the majority of people across the world, especially in the US, are posting their hate toward him, Hislope has only shared about her liking for him.

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Brittney J Hislope's Facebook posts hint possible connection with Bryan Kohberger

There is no crucial information about Hislope on the social media platform, except that she’s single and started her Facebook account in 2019. The woman has posted a huge number of pictures on the site and some of her posts have revealed that she has a son. Her posts dedicated to Kohberger seemed to have begun recently.

One of her bizarre public shares read, “I don't want to lose sight of the seriousness of Bryan's situation and when I think of people harming him and having no mercy on him and being inhumane I know that it affects me and although he's innocent until proven guilty, if he did do that for reasons that are unknown to people, some people won't understand why I'd be the caring ways that I am towards him and would think that he deserves things that I wouldn't agree with and that would concern me for him.”

Another post from her page said, “When it comes to Bryan whom I've mentioned my feelings for, I feel that even if he wouldn't have feelings for me, and although I know he has bigger things to worry about, I think it's unfortunate that if he doesn't know about me and what I've mentioned on here, that others can know but he doesn't. 

It added, “I'm someone that if I had the right man for me that's my perfect match, would be so grateful that he's my closest friend and confidant that truly loves me and that I'd never experience betrayal from and that would never wrong me like others have, and that includes types of wrongdoings and deceit that are wrong towards me and unacceptable.”

‘She just seems so creepy’: Internet slams Brittney J Hislope

Hislope’s words have left people disgusted as a user tweeted, “She seems to have issues, I went on her old Instagram account and the way she captions her posts and talks about hoping her relationship with her incarcerated partner is good gives off weird vibes.” Another user wrote, “She just seems so creepy.”

The third one said, “I thought I had seen it all. Apparently I haven’t. Please meet the girl who has fallen in love with #BryanKohberger and writes him daily.” “#BrianKohberger biggest fan @BrittneyJHislope  has posted multiple posts writing to him, & hopefully, move toward a relationship as she feels he is her masculine counterpart   #IdahoMurder #idahosuspect #Idaho4 @BrittneyJHislope,” the fourth one added.

The woman’s Facebook was also filled with comments against her as a person told her, “seek professional help asap.” Another person slammed Hislope and wrote, “please go get some mental help PLEASE.” “Sad your son has to deal with you. You need professional help as does your son,” a Facebook user added.

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