'Why didn’t he park farther away?' Internet wonders why Bryan Kohberger made so many mistakes
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MOSCOW, IDAHO: Moscow Police collaborated with the FBI, Pennsylvania State Police and other law enforcement agencies to finally make their first arrest in the sensational quadruple murder of four University of Idaho students. Bryan Kohberger was arrested in Pennsylvania after six weeks of rigorous investigation. What seemed like the perfect crime was not perfect after all as the police were on his tail for a week before taking him into custody. Now, the internet wonders why the Idaho suspect made so many mistakes.
There have been many insights into the 28-year-old's personality provided by his former friends and students at Washington State University. Many called him a psychopath and someone who had trouble fitting in. Some claimed that he had a serious heroin addiction in high school and was overweight. Now, a Reddit thread has asked why someone with a personality such as his, left tiny details for investigators to pick up on. The Redditor asked, "If it was BK (and he is one and the same as the speculated Reddit user(s)), why didn’t he park farther away? His car was identified quickly. Why didn’t he wear booties? Then if he is the Reddit user everyone speculated he is - he even pointed out his boot prints? His tire tracks? I don’t know, but this doesn’t make much sense to me or fit the narcissistic personality many are claiming he is. Did he want to be found?"
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One user wrote, "No. Narcissistic psychopaths are actually stupid as well as having delusions of grandeur. To be clear, the grandeur part is delusional. The killer made many stupid mistakes because he is a narcissist and psychopath not despite it. We really need to all stop believing the myth of the intelligent psychopath." Another user said, "All the narcissists I know are dumbasses for sure. I think my confusion comes from my belief that he was the Reddit user who kept pointing out evidence. Just seems weird. It I could divorce BK from insidelooking in my head then I think it would be less of a puzzle to me."
One user commented, "If it was a movie, there would be the twist that one of his fellow students set him up. Do you think that the Reddit user who seemed so confident of everything was BK? Anotther user wrote, "I think your theory is excellent. His reported behavior by others paints him to be a bit more unhinged than that, but you can never trust what people say in these situations. I would say we’ll find out soon enough, but who knows. Life isn’t like the movies and I think it’s rare that we ever fully understand why people capable of these types of crimes commit them."
One user said, "It reminds me of Bryan's questionnaire. To preface, I am not stating that Bryan is guilty before I know what LE has on him, but when I saw his questionnaire come up, "F*****g moron..." came out of my mouth without thinking. IF Bryan did this, I really don't have an answer for you, but it doesn't make sense, does it? He is reported to be incredibly intelligent and actually studying criminology and violent offenders...Over half of us have seen enough true crime stories/read enough murder mysteries to be really confused as to why he would even have his car in the area that night if he did commit this crime." Another user said, "Is the car registered to him or his father? If it's registered to his father, he might have been ok with dad taking the blame? He did ask was anyone else arrested."
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