Absolutely insane - all of it. And the fact he applied to be an intern with the cops a month or two before the murders?!?!?
But I’m most struck by the fact he walked directly toward the surviving roommate, only to walk past her. Did he notice she was there?? Why would he leave her unharmed, especially as a witness who could identify him. That said, the verbiage used doesn’t exactly state he made eye contact with her or was aware of her. Maybe she only opened the door slightly and was peeking out?
I read almost all of the affidavit and I'm also struck by the fact that the murderer (who I do believe IS the suspect Kohlberger!) walked past DM. I wonder if he did NOT see her. But if DM heard so much and saw him, why DID she wait to call? We have to hear the rest of this story. Was she that terrified? Or have the police not been honest in the reports hoping to throw off the killer? I read the affidavit quickly, but thought I read that the police were called earlier than we have been told and came to the scene earlier. I need to read it again. It is very impressive that they - authorities -were able to keep so much under wraps till they had plenty to hang him with. If they had told the public more sooner, as the public begged, they would not have this mountain of evidence
I just don’t understand the delay in calling the police. She heard something and she SAW something - an intruder!! For God’s sake, you know your cell phone is attached to your hip! Call the freaking police!
The cell phone tracking is so wild, they can tell that he visited the house at least 12 times prior to the murder?? But he only turned his location off/phone off/airplane mode the night of the murder, how would he not think to do it previously?
All of it is mind blowing, he just walked right by her like she wasn't even there? He makes me sick and he will get what's coming to him. I'm surprised after she saw him and he left that she didn't check if everyone else was okay, I'm sure she was in shock but I wonder if we will ever know why she didn't call for so many hours later. All of it just insane and he's twisted and has the coldest eyes.
My only thoughts on the delay in calling was that DM was in shock and inebriated. What if what was seen was thought to be a figment of their own imagination, etc? Seems like a reach, but you just never know.
I’m baffled by the roommate. Prior to reading the affidavit, I didn’t think much of the roommate other than probably blacked out drunk, passed out…Now I’m like “why didn’t you at least text your roommates after hearing all of the commotion, seeing a masked intruder, the fear?” There’s got to be so much we still don’t know.
The roommates had all been out partying and drinking--I think this has to be factored into the remaining roommates’ actions and reactions. E.g., “Maybe I just imagined seeing someone?”
Or, she goes in, locks the door, lies down to listen, and falls asleep. If drunk, this might explain the long time lapse.
My stomach aches with each new detail in this case. I cannot wait to hear his ‘story’ to justify all of his whereabouts that are accounted for. I’m so interested to hear the motive which won’t be released until the trial I’m guessing.As for the roommate not reporting sooner, I have many theories. Can’t wait to hear how not random these victims were. So sad and disturbing.
Absolutely insane - all of it. And the fact he applied to be an intern with the cops a month or two before the murders?!?!?
But I’m most struck by the fact he walked directly toward the surviving roommate, only to walk past her. Did he notice she was there?? Why would he leave her unharmed, especially as a witness who could identify him. That said, the verbiage used doesn’t exactly state he made eye contact with her or was aware of her. Maybe she only opened the door slightly and was peeking out?
Such a sad story. May they RIP. May he get what's coming.
Absolutely chilling...unbelievable!! 🤯😱
It's just a little weird the cops weren't called earlier, since the roommate saw an intruder.
I read almost all of the affidavit and I'm also struck by the fact that the murderer (who I do believe IS the suspect Kohlberger!) walked past DM. I wonder if he did NOT see her. But if DM heard so much and saw him, why DID she wait to call? We have to hear the rest of this story. Was she that terrified? Or have the police not been honest in the reports hoping to throw off the killer? I read the affidavit quickly, but thought I read that the police were called earlier than we have been told and came to the scene earlier. I need to read it again. It is very impressive that they - authorities -were able to keep so much under wraps till they had plenty to hang him with. If they had told the public more sooner, as the public begged, they would not have this mountain of evidence
I just don’t understand the delay in calling the police. She heard something and she SAW something - an intruder!! For God’s sake, you know your cell phone is attached to your hip! Call the freaking police!
The cell phone tracking is so wild, they can tell that he visited the house at least 12 times prior to the murder?? But he only turned his location off/phone off/airplane mode the night of the murder, how would he not think to do it previously?
Doesn’t make sense why the delayed call to cops....
All of it is mind blowing, he just walked right by her like she wasn't even there? He makes me sick and he will get what's coming to him. I'm surprised after she saw him and he left that she didn't check if everyone else was okay, I'm sure she was in shock but I wonder if we will ever know why she didn't call for so many hours later. All of it just insane and he's twisted and has the coldest eyes.
My only thoughts on the delay in calling was that DM was in shock and inebriated. What if what was seen was thought to be a figment of their own imagination, etc? Seems like a reach, but you just never know.
I’m baffled by the roommate. Prior to reading the affidavit, I didn’t think much of the roommate other than probably blacked out drunk, passed out…Now I’m like “why didn’t you at least text your roommates after hearing all of the commotion, seeing a masked intruder, the fear?” There’s got to be so much we still don’t know.
The roommates had all been out partying and drinking--I think this has to be factored into the remaining roommates’ actions and reactions. E.g., “Maybe I just imagined seeing someone?”
Or, she goes in, locks the door, lies down to listen, and falls asleep. If drunk, this might explain the long time lapse.
My stomach aches with each new detail in this case. I cannot wait to hear his ‘story’ to justify all of his whereabouts that are accounted for. I’m so interested to hear the motive which won’t be released until the trial I’m guessing.As for the roommate not reporting sooner, I have many theories. Can’t wait to hear how not random these victims were. So sad and disturbing.