Judge Kohberger is called ‘Faceless Coward’ because the purpose of Idaho murder remains unknown

Bois, Idaho – Brian Kohberger may have convicted students of Idaho in Moscow, Idaho, but did not give any other details after accepting crimes. Despite a group of new information released after his sentence by the authorities, the major questions are unanswered.

Without any known reason, he entered an off-kampus rental house in 1122 King Road. Around November 13, 2022, four undergraduids died: Madison Mogan, 21, Kaylee Gonclaves, 21, Zana Colonodal, 20 and Ethan Chapin, 20.

With a gag order raising and a contingent of confidential documents compiled by investigators is expected to be public, this week, even after the investigators are revealed, there may be more questions than the answer that 30 -year -old former criminal science Ph.D. The student wiped out his equipment and left no clue as a purpose or which students he was targeting and why.

,[The] The problem is that Los Angeles defense lawyer and Fox News contributor Joshua Ritter said, “Before he was making a few weeks to hide his track before it ended on his radar.”

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Soil testing also refused to match most of the countries of the country with a sample found inside their car on Kohberger’s shovel, when he was arrested at his parents’ house in Pennsylvania. According to police documents made public on Wednesday, it came from a river somewhere near Moscow, Idaho. Detective, however, was unable to match it with an exact location.

“Clear questions like, ‘Where is the knife?” And ‘what did he do with his clothes?’ Still remains, “Ritter said.

Despite extensive discovery efforts, the weapon of the murder was never recovered, two major detectives in the case said in a news briefing on Wednesday. He had assistance from the FBI, which tested soil samples to try and narrow areas to search. But when he recovered a knife sheath on the crime site with Kohberger’s DNA, he never found a match knife.

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“But the biggest question – why did he target that house? What was he related to any of the victims? And what was his purpose for the murders?” – The prosecution team has no idea and does not think that it is interested in finding, “Ritter said.

Despite reporting that Kohberger first saw Kohberger at the Greek restaurant in Moscow, where both of them worked, speculation that they had followed one or more victims on social media or were angry with their ability to attract women, the only concrete tie between Kohberger and Vijayas was revealed by the police.

Prominent investigator, Idaho State Police Lieutenant Darren Gilbertson and Moscow Police CPL. Brett Payne refused to guess that Kohberger may have been specially targeted and despite his comprehensive education in criminal justice and criminal science, he has not revealed a motive for crime.

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When asked directly during Wednesday’s press conference, whether investigators have exposed a clear purpose behind the brutal killings of four universities of Idaho students of Brian Kohberger, the response was immediate: “We are not.”

However, he revealed that he successfully used third-party software to wipe his equipment and thwarted his investigation into his digital activity-at least some of it.

He was still able to find a record on his phone, showing that he joined the local police scanner before closing his phone signal to commit crimes. He discovered the house of the victims a dozen times before the murders based on the phone data and said that the victims were returned for the last time after five hours of the butchers. Shortly after the crime, he received a selfie on his phone. He used his location and cell data to detect his movements. He denied speculation that he posted about the case with a secret Facebook account named “Pappa Roger”.

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Judge Steven Hippler, who accepted the petition, who spared Kohberger without the need to convince him without explaining his actions, called Kohberger a “faceless coward” and suggested that people should pursue a purpose, which can be known anytime, and the murder is forgotten.

“In my view, it’s time to end Mr. Kohberger’s 15 -minute fame,” said the judge.

Referring to the judicial predecessor known to find at least one positive thing about the culprits in the punishment, he said that Kohberger left them in a loss.

“Truth, I am unable to get rid of anything about Mr. Kohberger,” he said. “His horrific acts of evil have buried and hidden anything that can be good or internal humanitarian about him.”

Latah County Prosecutor Bill Thompson said that for this reason he offered a deal, in which Kohberger did not need to convince himself as he felt that he would lie in an attempt to further shock the families of the collective killer victims.

Police caught Kohberger after tracking the DNA evidence found on the sheath of knife, known as a state -of -the -art genetic lineage. Once they kept him in custody, he snatched his cheek for DNA and confirmed the match. Even without a knife, Gilbertson and Payne said that they were confident that they would eventually find it.

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He had a solid lead associated with the suspect’s vehicle, his white 2013 Hyundai Allantra.

Additional documents about the case are expected to be made public by various law enforcement agencies in the coming months. They can continue to reveal new details, but it is suspected that they will explain the main unanswered questions.

But perhaps Kohberger will someday from behind bars.

If he does, it is unlikely that he can benefit from the story under the Idaho law.

Fox News’ Loren Taylor and Sara Rampf-Vit contributed to this report.