'Creepy': Internet shocked at similarity between Bryan Kohberger and TJ Power's character Parris in 'Criminal Minds'
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MOSCOW, IDAHO: While there have been many comparisons of Bryan Kohberger, the suspect in the Idaho murders, web sleuths may have brought up the most bizarre one yet. The 28-year-old suspect was compared to the character of Parris, enacted by TJ Power, in the 2005 TV series, 'Criminal Minds.' Kohberger was arrested and charged with four counts of murder and one count of felony burglary in connection with the murders of the four University of Idaho students.
The 28-year-old is reportedly alleged to have fatally stabbed Kaylee Goncalves, 21, Madison Mogen, 21, Xana Kernodle, 20, and Ethan Chapin, 20. However, the Internet has now discovered a new lookalike of the alleged murderer, ie, Parris.
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According to Antagonist Fandom, Beaumont Unsub AKA Parris-Crawford was born in 1989 to a sex worker named Lydia Parris and Billy Crawford, a teenager belonging to one of the most well-established families in Beaumont. He is the main antagonist of the show and leads a life of drug abuse and homelessness. However, after he lost his mother, it leads to him taking vengeance on his father for abandoning them at a young age. However, he eventually starts killing many prominent men in Beaumont.
'Wow, this is the closest look-alike yet'
Netizens have been debating the resemblance. A user stated, "I was just watching Criminal Minds S15E08 and the killer in this episode looks exactly like Bryan. Creepy." Pointing to the IMDB link attached by the Redditor, a user added,"You're right! Picture 12 of 18 especially." Another said, "Woaaaaahhh!!!! he even has that little hair strand sticking out in the front, like BK!!" Another claimed, "Wow, this is the closest look-alike yet." Meanwhile, a comment read, "He sure does!" A user added, "That is T.J Power. Similar type but def not lookalike imo. he might be able to play him in a movie though."
Another user said, "Well whether convicted or not, there’s gonna be tons of movies and miniseries put out on this case. Get ready." To which a user responded, "Because, unfortunately, it makes $$$. Americans are obsessed with true crime. Myself included. It’s kind of a strange phenomenon, if you think about it. Why would we want to see that kind of thing? But at the same time it’s fascinating. Just as long as the killer isn’t romanticized like in the Bundy movie that starred Zac Efron. I felt sorry for the guy by the end and it shouldnt be like that."
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