Kohberger Bathroom Selfie
A creepy selfie and a military knife snapped up on Amazon allegedly link Bryan Kohberger to the grisly murders of four University of Idaho students, prosecutors said in newly released documents. Bryan Kohberger took a smiling selfie just a few hours after four University of Idaho students were stabbed to death inside their off. The selfie appears to have been taken in a bathroom, with a shower as the backdrop.
Kohberger wears earphones and a collared long sleeve shirt buttoned to the top in the eerie picture. BRYAN Kohberger's sinister selfie taken hours after the grisly murders of four University of Idaho students could be crucial in supporting a surviving roommate's account, according to an attorney. Shocking new evidence in the quadruple murder case against Kohberger, 30, was unveiled in court documents late Wednesday, which could prove to be the smoking gun for state prosecutors in Idaho.
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Bryan Kohberger posed for an eerie selfie just hours after allegedly murdering four University of Idaho students in 2022. They attached the selfie to the bottom of the court filing. In it, Kohberger, wearing earbuds and a white buttoned-down shirt, smiles and gives a thumbs-up, while standing in a bathroom.
Bryan Kohberger took a selfie in the bathroom of his campus at Washington State University four hours after four University of Idaho students were killed. A Selfie That Haunts: Bryan Kohberger's Disturbing Post-Murder Snapshot Just six hours after the murders occurred on the night of November 13, 2022, a smiling Kohberger took a selfie in the bathroom of his Washington State University apartment. Dressed in a white button-down shirt and wearing earbuds, he flashes a grin and a thumbs.
A selfie showing Bryan Kohberger giving a thumbs up and standing in front of a shower after the Idaho student murders will be introduced as evidence. After Bryan Kohberger was sentenced to life in prison for the 2022 murders of four Idaho students, investigators described what was found on his phone, including his selfies and pics of naked women.
