Shocking Secrets: Kohberger’s Dark Side at School

Kohberger’s Creepy Acts Scared Students Before Murders

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Four Killed University of Idaho

Bryan Kohberger showed sexist and creepy ways at school. This happened before he killed four students in Idaho. New papers tell the story. People at Washington State University talked to police. They said he made women feel bad.

First, let’s look at what happened. Kohberger studied criminal justice there. Fellow students and teachers noticed his odd acts. One teacher worried a lot. She thought if he became a professor, he would hurt students. She said he might stalk or abuse them. So, she asked to stop his funding.

Four Killed University of Idaho

Also, he blocked doors in offices. This trapped female students inside. One woman heard a student say she needed to leave. Then, the teacher would go in to help. This made everyone uneasy.

Moreover, a student said he liked to talk about sexual burglary. That was his study field. He enjoyed conflict too. People thought he could be a rapist. Some called him an incel. That means involuntary celibate.

After the murders, his acts changed. He stopped using his phone in class. He looked messy. One student saw bloody knuckles on him. She told police about it.

Now, the murders were in 2022. Kohberger killed Kaylee Goncalves, Madison Mogen, Xana Kernodle, and Ethan Chapin. They died in a house near the University of Idaho. He got life in prison last month. No chance for parole.

However, the school got nine complaints. They were about his rude ways to women. So, they held a training for all grad students. It was about good behavior.

In addition, someone broke into a student’s place. They stole perfume and underwear. People thought it was him stalking.

Let’s see some data. Here is a timeline of key events:

August 2022: Kohberger starts at WSU. Complaints begin soon.
September-October 2022: Break-in at student’s apartment.
November 13, 2022: Murders happen in Moscow, Idaho.
December 2022: Kohberger arrested.
July 2025: Sentenced to life.

Events on X-axis: Aug 2022, Sep 2022, Oct 2022, Nov 2022

Complaints on Y-axis: 0 to 10

Bar 1 (Aug): 2 complaints

Bar 2 (Sep): 3

Bar 3 (Oct): 4

Bar 4 (Nov): 0 after murders

This graph shows how complaints went up then stopped. It uses simple bars for easy read on phones or computers.

Many people around the world follow this case. From Asia to Africa, North America to South America, even Europe, Australia, and Antarctica folks search for updates. All ages want to know. Young readers learn about safety. Older ones think about justice.

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The case draws eyes globally. It shows how bad acts can lead to worse things.

One student said he was condescending. He spoke down to women. This unsettled them. Why did no one stop it sooner? That’s a big question.

After killings, he told a student the killer was good. He said it might be a one-time thing.

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External link: Read the full AP report here https://wtop.com/national/2025/08/kohbergers-sexist-creepy-behavior-alarmed-university-faculty-and-students-before-idaho-murders/.

This news matters. It warns about red flags. Schools must act fast.

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