A chilling picture of the suspect in the Idaho murders is emerging, and it’s becoming clear that this guy was almost “hunting” these people like prey – and he’d been at it for quite some time, according to a new TMZ report.
Bryan Kohberger was apparently pulled over a mile from the murder house one month before the killings.
I’m sure he wasn’t out for a Sunday drive at nearly midnight.
TMZ reported that Bryan Kohberger, the man arrested for the murder of 4 University of Idaho students, was pulled over by cops 1.5 miles away from the murder house a couple of months before the killings.
The Latah County Sheriff confirms to TMZ … Kohberger was stopped by police in late August, less than 2 miles from the home where the murders happened, and ticketed for not wearing a seat belt.
And, get this … Kohberger was driving a white Hyundai Elantra when he was pulled over near the University of Idaho campus, just down the road from where the murders took place only a few months later.
According to the traffic citation, Kohberger was pulled over on August 21 at 11:40 PM and he was driving a 2015 white Hyundai Elantra with Pennsylvania license plates.
A chilling picture of the suspect in the Idaho murders is emerging, and it’s becoming clear that this guy was almost “hunting” these people like prey – and he’d been at it for quite some time, according to a new TMZ report. Bryan Kohberger was apparently pulled over a mile from the murder house one month before the killings. I’m sure he wasn’t out for a Sunday drive at nearly midnight.
This guy has terrible driving skills and is frequently pulled over. He and his father were driving to Pennsylvania about a month after the murders when they were stopped twice in Indiana. Imagine Bryan’s reaction the first time he looked in his rearview mirror and saw the police lights: “This is it, they caught me…” and then he’s let go. Then it happens again… “This is it, they caught me…” and then he’s let go again.
That is incredibly crazy.
I hope it scared the living daylights out of him, and then once more when it was real.