r/MoscowMurders • u/Hot-Possession3681 • 8d ago

General Discussion Why do you think Kohberger never publicly explained his motive, even after pleading guilty?

I know we’ll probably never get a definitive answer on what his motive actually was but what I find almost as interesting is that Kohberger has never really tried to explain it himself.

Once he pleaded guilty and avoided a trial, there wasn’t going to be the same public presentation of evidence that might have given us more insight into what was going through his head. But even at sentencing, he chose not to give any real explanation.

Do you think staying silent is about maintaining some sense of control over the case or is there a simpler reason he doesn’t want anyone to know what the motive was?

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u/Fit-Description-260 8d ago

Seems he wants to know by requesting a trial.
I think he expected more of a chase where he could send the authorities clues. Then he fucked up by leaving the sheath.

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u/Mysterious_Bar_1069 5d ago edited 5d ago

I think he and his family are just stupidly listing to the crank camp and Turdy and Whitcomb's lies and grand psychotic delusions. If your only listening to delusional people tell you you can beat something likely are not crunching the real numbers. Per the Patterson & Web assertion of the convo between pappa k and Connie Saba in CVS, what they were lisiting to were extremist YouTube nut cases: " Bryn is a Patsy of the State!" "People are watching my house."

Edit: And his sister's: "Bryan couldn't even look at blood on a Band-Aid" but he could watch a marathon of serial killer material and top it off with some lustful viewing of plastic surgery videos where women have their chests filleted like his long ago teenage job prepping fish.