Just saw that they finally arrested someone, a 25-year-old man, in Pennsylvania. There will be a news conference later today.
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Don't do the crime if you can't do the time.
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If he did it, he had time to get to Algeria but chose not to. I can't believe men whom are given a month or more. It is so rare for men to flee to Algeria.
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Bryan Kohberger, 28 years old
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long sleeve shirt wrote:
Bryan Kohberger, 28 years old
Seeing that name now. Does anyone know if/how he's connected to the victims? I haven't followed the story in a while, so can't remember if he was previously suspected.
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Tragic story.
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Reddit/LRC investigators go home devestated.
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Don't know about any connection to them specifically yet, but he was a PHD student in criminal justice (yikes) at nearby WSU.
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So true the internet "sleuths" (or poops) go home devastated!!! Would be interesting to see if any one of these keyboard crumb bums had this guy on their radar.
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Criminology not criminal justice
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Guy looks like he has a runner build. Which LRC poster was it?
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If he was a runner he would have parked his car further from the crime.
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runnerboy70 wrote:
He slaughtered 4 innocent people, please libs, tell me why he doesn't deserve the death penalty, I thought you'all are for equality?
Well, we could start with this; a person has been arrested. You have already jumped to the conclusion that he is guilty.
A society where people, and in this case you specifically, jump to conclusions about whether someone is guilty or not guilty before evidence is even presented in a trial, is a society that cannot responsibly mete out justice in such a way.
Thus the hundreds of people who have been convicted and sentenced to death, only to be released later because humans got it wrong.
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criminals everywhere wrote:
Don't do the crime if you can't do the time.
Brittney Griner would disagree.
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Let's not have a rush to judgement ... 2 words ... Richard Jewell.
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RossiCheated wrote:
runnerboy70 wrote:
He slaughtered 4 innocent people, please libs, tell me why he doesn't deserve the death penalty, I thought you'all are for equality?
Well, we could start with this; a person has been arrested. You have already jumped to the conclusion that he is guilty.
A society where people, and in this case you specifically, jump to conclusions about whether someone is guilty or not guilty before evidence is even presented in a trial, is a society that cannot responsibly mete out justice in such a way.
Thus the hundreds of people who have been convicted and sentenced to death, only to be released later because humans got it wrong.
Of course we are talking about if he's convicted, that's understood. Name one person in the US who has ever been executed and later was found to be innocent...
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runnerboy70 wrote:
RossiCheated wrote:
Well, we could start with this; a person has been arrested. You have already jumped to the conclusion that he is guilty.
A society where people, and in this case you specifically, jump to conclusions about whether someone is guilty or not guilty before evidence is even presented in a trial, is a society that cannot responsibly mete out justice in such a way.
Thus the hundreds of people who have been convicted and sentenced to death, only to be released later because humans got it wrong.
Of course we are talking about if he's convicted, that's understood. Name one person in the US who has ever been executed and later was found to be innocent...
Why did you immediately bring politics into something that has nothing to do with politics? Get a hobby.
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runnerboy70 wrote:
RossiCheated wrote:
Well, we could start with this; a person has been arrested. You have already jumped to the conclusion that he is guilty.
A society where people, and in this case you specifically, jump to conclusions about whether someone is guilty or not guilty before evidence is even presented in a trial, is a society that cannot responsibly mete out justice in such a way.
Thus the hundreds of people who have been convicted and sentenced to death, only to be released later because humans got it wrong.
Of course we are talking about if he's convicted, that's understood. Name one person in the US who has ever been executed and later was found to be innocent...
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