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Guilty murderer Bryan Kohberger Without deleting photos from his phone before being arrested for killing four Idaho University students.
Researchers discovered that the Kohberger photo roll contains unscrupulous selfies as well as images downloaded from women who were either completely naked or wore bikinis, a digital forensic expert Heather Barnhart have said People In a story published on Friday, August 15.
“Much of it caused half naked in the mirror when flexing,” said Barnhart, noting that she did not know if Kohberger, 30, had sent those pictures to anyone.
He also took a picture of his Hyundai Elantra White in 2016, who drove the night he murdered Madison Mogen, Kayleee goncalves. Xana Kernodle and Ethan Chapin on November 13, 2022.
“Very vain, as Psycho American”Barnhart said of the pictures, referring to the 2000 film starring Christian ballet as a serial murderer.
In another selfie, Kohberger put the thumbs standing in the bathroom of his apartment on the Washington Provincial University campus. That picture was taken after he stabbed the students to death for unknown reasons.
Barnhart said the Kohberger photos collection contained no images of the victims or any of friends and family.
The former criminology student was sentenced in July to four consecutive life sentences – one for each manslaughter – and an additional 10 years for burglary.
He had been arrested in December 2024 and charged with the murders after police found evidence including a knife vagina left at the crime scene that included a touch DNA that led back to him.
Initially pleaded not guilty but later introduce a guilty plea in exchange for removing the death penalty as a punishment.
On Friday, Idaho prison officials responded to their complaints from be bullied in prison.
“We are aware of Kohberger complaints about what he is considering ridiculing,” said a spokesman for the Idaho Correction Department People in a statement. “Individuals are commonly imprisoned communicating with each other in prison.”
The spokesman added that Kohberger was “alone in a cell” at Idaho’s highest security organization in Kuna, Idaho, who noted that “security staff maintain a safe and organized environment for all individuals in our custody.”
Earlier this week, Chris McDonoughA retired manslaughter detective claimed that Kohberger’s co -prisoners were “driving him crazy” and “worrying him at night and almost every hour of the day – ridiculing him through the vents in his cell. They literally rise into the grate and shout at it.
