Idaho suspect stalked victims for WEEKS and wore GLOVES after quadruple murder to avoid leaving trail of evidence, claims friend of investigator: 'He's not stupid and has been very careful'

Daily Mail UK ^ | UPDATED: 06:09 EST, 1 January 2023 | By PAUL FARRELL

[Red Badger]

Bryan Kohberger allegedly stalked the four University of Idaho students 'for weeks' before the killings according to a friend of a cop who tracked him

The source said the suspect was seen wearing gloves after the murders, even to a supermarket because 'he's not stupid and has been very careful'

Kohberger was arrested at his family's home on Friday following a more than month-long investigation

The source said cell phone data showed he was in the same area as his victims in the weeks leading up to their deaths

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The man accused of the horrific slayings of four University of Idaho students was allegedly stalking them in the weeks leading up to the murders and wore gloves in public places after the killings.

Bryan Kohberger, 28, was fastidious about not leaving his fingerprints behind after the murders, even wearing gloves when he entered a grocery store, according to a friend of one of the police officers assigned to follow him there.

'He's not stupid and has been very careful,' the anonymous source said.

While Kohberger was under surveillance in Pennsylvania, according to the source, police witnessed him appearing to try and avoid leaving any more DNA or fingerprints behind by taking protective measures in public.

'A good friend of ours was one of the cops who has been following him the last couple days he,' the source explained of their connection to the surveillance on Kohberger in Pennsylvania.

[Roccus]

Shouldn’t be difficult to ID....youth coach

[Drew68]

38% get away with it.

In some high-crime areas like Chicago, it's closer to 70%. Nobody will talk to the police.

[Lizavetta]

Have they determined a motivation yet?

[rlmorel]

This is true.

However, if this is true about using cell phone tracking and seeing that his movements were mirroring those of the victims, that is going to be hard to explain away, much are this can't be explained away:

But given that the Constitutional Republic we live in is no longer bound by laws depending on who is engaging in a given process, I would not be surprised to see this mishandled.

I do feel like the other poster, cyclotic, that the cop who is blabbering about this does need to be sanctioned in some way.

[albie]

Oh my. Didn’t know that.

[Red Badger]

Not quite, but it is increasingly apparent he is a sociopath/psychopath that was triggered by some interaction with at least one of the victims.....................

[sport]

Right. And when the ones who get away with it by buying the Judge and Prosecutor like AustinHarrouff from Florida the percentage of those getting away is higher.

[Taxman]

Ping

[DeplorablePaul]

yup. what was his motive? rejection? thrill seeker? serial killer? bundy got away with murder until he made a mess in fla

[Karoo]

He covered tracks re fingerprints but did not think of DNA

[Enterprise]

"He was a hardcore vegan so it is possible these were political killings."

I don't rule out anything with fanatics anymore. I was thinking more on the lines of a frustrated narcissistic incel who felt that one or more of the victims humiliated him and he retaliated. This has the feeling of something very personal. It's as if he thought as he stabbed them, "You're not so cool now, are you?"

[EEGator]

Don’t forget about “missing”. They’re likely dead but not counted as murders.

I wonder how many heroin OD’s, over 50 years, have been trafficked humans used for prostitution, then given OD shots when aged out...

[SaveFerris]

(’He’s not stupid and has been very careful,’ the anonymous source said.)

Cell phone tracking...Hello?

(no pun intended)

[Enterprise]

"I suspect a lot the 38% unsolved are uncooperative ghetto trash related, gang related, etc."

Chicago for example.

[bray]

He was a hardcore liberal who are mental to begin with. You throw in the lockdowns, masks and jabs and you make them act out. Politics is a real possibility and will be hidden completely.

[allendale]

This guy was a criminal justice student. He had to know that once he sat in his car the DNA from his victims would likely be transferred to the interior of the vehicle. Also he knew that the vehicle was being sought by the police and was registered at WSU, not far from the crime. Why didn’t he ditch the car if he was so meticulous? Instead he drove home to his parents. Also his parents had to know their son and his psychological peculiarities. They knew he drove an Elanta and lived not far from the crime site. Did they or their daughters have suspicions and talk to him? Can’t imaging what a horrible position and conflict his family experienced.

[AZJeep]

That’s where the 38% nationwide come from.
The gangs are killing each other in turf wars and the deaths are just the ones who lost.
Kind of like loosing computer game.

[moovova]

“...claims friend of investigator: ‘He’s not stupid and has been very careful’”

Is this “rat” still the investigator’s friend?

[PLMerite]

“’he’s not stupid and has been very careful’”

He was Criminal Justice major. How can he not have a handle on police forensic science abilities?

[Enterprise]

If he was a hardcore liberal majoring in Criminology, he would have a guaranteed hire at the FBI.