Speculation persists that Bryan Kohberger established a fake identity to go online and anonymously discuss the November 2022 murders he committed.

Author James Patterson discusses how Bryan Kohberger's tunnel vision caused him to leave behind crucial evidence despite his criminal justice background.

Here’s what to know about One Night in Idaho: The College Murders. “There's a fair amount of detail that pointed in his direction,” Matthew Galkin, co-director, tells TIME. Kohberger’s car—a white Hyundai Elantra that was registered to him—was caught on camera by the off-campus house where the victims lived.

EDGING open the door to the student digs, Hunter Johnson sensed there was something wrong – but he could never have predicted the horrific scene he was about to discover. Lying on the floor,

Elliot Rodger got what he wanted – infamy – from his horrendous acts. It’s an awful irony and striking parallel – that now that he’s pleaded guilty, so too has Bryan Kohberger.

Bryan Kohberger ’s signed confession admitting to slaughtering four University of Idaho students in their home has been released - but it still offers no clue about the mass murderer’s motive ...

Idaho Murders Suspect Bryan Kohberger is said to have had his phone filled with nothing but disturbing searches, even focused on sociopathic traits.

Was Bryan Kohberger's Murder of four college roommates inspired by Elliot Rodger? Rodger murdered six University of California, Santa Barbara students in 2014 with his arsenal of knives, pistols ...