'Sexist' Bryan Kohberger graded female students unfairly, told colleagues men will take their jobs
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MOSCOW, IDAHO: Idaho quadruple murder suspect Bryan Kohberger was known for being extremely sexist among people he worked with, it has been revealed. Sources have claimed that he allegedly often graded female students harsher than men. Kohberger, 28, has been accused of fatally stabbing University of Idaho students Kaylee Goncalves, 21, Madison Mogen, 21, Xana Kernodle, 20, and Ethan Chapin, 20, in their off-campus three-story rented home on November 13, 2022. He was arrested in Albrightsville, Pennsylvania, on December 30, 2022.
Kohberger was studying criminology at Washington State University (WSU) where sources have now alleged that he made chauvinistic remarks toward women, according to NewsNation. They accused him of telling his female colleagues that men would take over their jobs because they are smarter, a person associated with him at WSU reportedly claimed.
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Bryan Kohberger graded female students unfairly
Some sources have also claimed that Kohberger, when he worked as a teaching assistant, graded female students unfairly compared to men. There were reportedly several complaints made to the university, about Kohberger's conduct with female colleagues and students. These complaints even led to WSU holding a harassment training seminar.
Kohberger was reportedly fired from his job as a teaching assistant in WSU's Department of Criminal Justice and Criminology as many as 11 years later, a termination letter obtained by NewsNation said. The university cut ties with Kohberger effective from December 31, 2022, after two separate alleged "altercations" with a professor, his failure to meet "expectations as a T.A.," and an alleged lack of "progress regarding professionalism." He was fired weeks after he stabbed the four University of Idaho students to death.
A source has also told NewsNation's Chris Cuomo that one of Kohberger's WSU associates believed her home was broken into in the fall of 2022. The person spoke to Kohberger about the fears, and he suggested a home security system. The source said law enforcement possibly investigated the matter but their findings remain unknown.
Did Bryan Kohberger have an 'incel complex'?
Kohberger has now made it to the Urban Dictionary, where "Kohberger" has been described as another word for an "incel." The Urban Dictionary entry by a user, SummerGirl <3, says Kohberger is "Another word for an "Incel" - A man in his mid-20s to mid-30s who hates women because they won't give him sex, or are not interested in him, frequently hostile to women, stalks women, or murders women. Also, a psychopath or sociopath who gaslights women and treats them bad because he has been rejected by them so many times, one who will force himself on women. Also, a creepy guy that doesn't get the hint that you're not interested in him."
"Also a man who constantly gets upset if a woman does better than him or knows more than him in school and will insult her in front of the whole class. Generally a douch-bag, just because he's all pissed off that women aren't interested in him. Very creepy and dangerous if given the chance," it added.
A former FBI agent had previously told New York Post that Kohberger may have wanted to commit the murders due to his history of social issues and a possible “incel complex".“The murders may have been … an effort to assert some type of dominance,” Pete Yachmetz said.
“I believe a continued stabbing of a victim indicates … an uncontrollable rage and extreme anger,” Yachmetz had said, noting that the suspect was described as “socially awkward with a long history of interpersonal problems.” “I think he may have developed a sort of incel complex,” he added.