Idaho Murders Suspect Targeted Another Woman in Advance: Report.

New Report Claims Bryan Kohberger Targeted Another Woman in a Chilling Scheme Months Before Idaho Murders

A recent report by NBC’s “Dateline” claims that Bryan Kohberger, the suspect in the November murders of four University of Idaho students, broke into the living space of a fellow student months before the infamous incident. The report alleges that Kohberger formed a friendship with a girl at Washington State University, where he was a graduate student, and orchestrated a complex scheme to gain power and control over her. Former FBI profiler Greg Cooper believes that the incident was a “step in progression” that led to the murders. Kohberger was indicted in late December and may face the death penalty.

The Details

• Kohberger formed a friendship with a girl at Washington State University
• Several months before the murders, the girl’s belongings were moved about in her residence and Kohberger was responsible
• Kohberger may have used cameras he helped install to spy on the girl because he knew her WiFi passwords
• Kohberger was indicted in the deaths of four University of Idaho students and may face the death penalty