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I can see that one backfiring spectacularly if he tries it "I wasn't there" "Then why is your phone connecting to a tower in the exact area she went missing at the exact time she went missing?"

Because why would you pay someone to murder a woman in her 50s who was in no way, shape or form famous or a high value target? Also why would you pay a 22 year old to do your dirty work? If you can afford to pay for a hit you can afford to pay for someone a hell of a lot more competent than...

After a certain amount of time you do have to accept it's unlikely if she's out there that she'll be found alive. As callous as it sounds, not much sense tying up resources when it's more likely to be a search for a body if she really did just get lost

Some really interesting developments in those stories. The woman talking about a confession doesn't know the person's name but it seems like police are confident she's talking about the same person they have lined up if they know who he is and where he is. It's probably privileged information...

I still can't really buy any sort of "higher ups" theory in relation to unsolved crimes in SA. We know The Family are mostly a bunch of nobodies with some moderately wealthy people in the mix. Definitely not people with the power to be suppressing their crimes. And same here it just feels like a...

Random abduction of children is very similar to the whole "young woman disappears so it must be sex trafficking" explanation. Sure it does happen but like you say it's a lot rarer than people think. Evidence seems to be building that it was indeed a tragic accident and his foster carers...

Yeah very strange. It almost feel like with the attempt to convict Millhouse of Muir's murder falling through, at times the police have treated Muir's death as a "solved but unsolvable" case where they assume they know who did it but can't prove it. Which is odd considering there's arguably...

WA coroner finds foul play in the death of Perth mother Iveta Mitchell, who vanished in 2010 Iveta has been declared legally dead. And despite what Peter thinks, the only potential suspect who still remains such after the inquest is still Chad Mitchell

A little strange that unless I'm going blind there's no mention of Neil Muir in with the Family murders or at all on that page

Biggest issue is cultural imo. If you're brought up believing owning a gun is a fundamental right (I could go off on a complete tangent about medical expenses in the US being sky high but no owning a gun is the god-given right but I won't), then it just breeds this sense of entitlement. Which...

I don't know how it can be more open-minded than it is right now. They can only go on what's come to light already. At this stage, the facts make for a fairly open and shut case that Lynn murdered both of them and tried to cover up his crime. When Lynn gets his day in court to tell his version...

Forgive me if I'm more than a little sceptical that this could be an accident. I guess maybe he could've panicked but I'm struggling to see how in the case of a tragic accident you decide it's a better option to burn and bury the bodies and torch the camp site than to try and get help. And...

Trouble with the Northern Territory too is it's just so remote. I think there's another thread on this forum discussing the speculation that the really remote parts of the NT and QLD have a serial killer or killers roaming the highways. It's possible but it's really more likely to be just...

A lot of DV cases start with the abuser "love bombing" the victim. I think it's possible SovCit weirdo isn't a "boyfriend" as such but could definitely be "the guy she's seeing" that hasn't progressed to the point she wants to tell her parents. She's moved to Alice Springs to "turn her life...

Yeah I think it's pretty easy to say one isolated murder is sadly just another day at the office in most places in the world. The fact he killed 4 people in one go, especially once it became clear that whoever did it most likely didn't know any of them personally enough to have a reason to want...

It definitely takes a special kind of person to defend someone like Kohberger, especially when the evidence is already heavily stacked against him Obviously he deserves a fair trial and to be defended as hard as possible but you'd surely have to mentally switch off all emotion while doing it to...

Wasn't there also a Pappa Rodger comment similar to this? Speculating about 2 knifes because one knife might go blunt/get broken by the 4th murder?

Correct. Suggestions bring randos to you. My "suggested for you" is full of randos I don't know who are followed by acquaintances. As an example, I just fired up the app and scrolled across the first 17 suggested profiles. A couple I recognise the names of people I went to school with. A lot are...

Definitely seems the most logical. That's what got me wondering about whether he might've been intending to just rape Maddie and got thrown off when it turned out Kaylee was in her room that night. Goes in expecting it to just be Maddie, instead it's Maddie and Kaylee, perhaps one of them stirs...

Yeah not pointing any fingers at the delivery guy at all since there's been no indication he is involved but it's one of those insane coincidences that if you wrote it in movies or TV they'd throw it out for being too far-fetched. Sort of like the Brian Shaffer disappearance where the most...

If Xana was the target he's not done a particularly good job of stalking to plan the crime if he wasn't aware she was out with her boyfriend that night and that he was with her in her room when he decided to strike Maybe it's just cause I'm not a homicidal maniac but it seems like if you're...

I think just being intentionally vague about the timeline. If you state the murders are committed between 0400 and 0425 then Kohberger driving at 0404 and 0420 means his window to commit the murders is that 16 minute window which still falls within the estimate they've come out with. The actual...

Hasn't there been mention that Xana's father(?) was there a week before the murders fixing her door lock? Could definitely be BK breaking in and trying to get an idea of the layout and which rooms belonged to his intended target(s) I feel like you can almost rule out Kaylee as being a primary...

I know there's a lot of discussion had Don Bradman played in a much more athletic and sports-science dominated era with different countries and conditions to face whether his record would be closer to what Steve Smith's is today Do we apply the same conversion factor here? Sure BK has only...

The potential sexual motive raises another question in my mind - was his intention murder? If you follow the typical pattern of a sexual offender you usually see something like: peeping -> stalking -> rape/sexual assault and in the most extreme cases it finally escalates to murder. By the sounds...

Sexual motive would certainly make sense knowing about the alleged stalking. If he had one primary victim in mind. Although of course the obvious question would be where and how he chose and became fixated on a victim if that's the case. However I think even if the motive was sexual, I highly...

Man that's hard to pick. Dunno if it's just the perspective of the images but looks like the 2015 model might have a slightly shorter front that slopes down on a slightly more extreme angle but it's incredibly subtle. Air intake at the bottom also seems to be slightly larger on the 2015 model...

Safe to say I think he's cooked if the best his lawyer can do is "your honour I know the victims' DNA was found in my client's own white 2015 Hyundai Elantra but it was originally reported that a 2011-2013 Elantra was the vehicle of interest so how do we know there isn't a white 2011-2013 model...

Either way he did something stupid (I mean murdering 4 people for a start is stupid). He either a) showered/washed himself in the house therefore leaving more of his DNA at the scene, or b) didn't shower/wash himself and instead got into his own car covered in the blood of his victims getting...

The rumours of him showering seem to make the most sense with how little external processing was done - for whatever reason it didn't seem like police felt the suspect had left a lot of evidence outside the house. I guess that would at least imply a change of clothes too. Would be pretty stupid...