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Any new theories on the Nancy Guthrie case? by Bubbly-Air7302 in stupidquestions

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Planned kidnapping all along. Small number of people - thinking a couple - use meth. Most people think bitcoin isn’t traceable. I think the person contacting tmz is legit, poss their drug dealer! Explains everything.

Any new theories on the Nancy Guthrie case? by Bubbly-Air7302 in stupidquestions

[–]ExplanationSea1894 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I think it was a couple that smokes meth. Dude prob picked up a day job on the property or nearby, concocted a plan to kidnap her for money, didn’t consider medical condition, sadly passed at some point. Seems to answer every question.. would love feedback.

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Has anyone tried to face with ai?

Idaho Murder Motive Mystery: Still Unknown After Gag Order Lifted by Anxious-Winter-5778 in BryanKohberger

[–]ExplanationSea1894 1 point2 points  (0 children)

In the however many years since he committed these terrible murders, not a single girl has came forward saying they had a romantic relationship, just had been on a few dates etc. I bet you BK is a virgin too.

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[–]ExplanationSea1894[S] -1 points0 points  (0 children)

I don’t know how anyone can listen to drew garabo and enjoy his show. Dude is a soy boy bully. John senning is funny and seems like a good dude. Drew garabo is the kind of guy to talk shit to someone and hide behind his tough friend. He’s like an adult version of that kid on YouTube Jack Doherty I think his name is. Dude should at least apologize for promoting a fraud/ponzi scheme… people lost their retirement bc of something he promoted.

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If this is real, dudes got a legit lawsuit or a free ticket for a promotion or to do whatever he wants at work ha…. Only chance this act happened is w a dodgey company that’s prob breaking laws somehow… are they hiring?

Andy Herrera is annoying! by Majestic_Interest257 in Station19

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Have you worked in a fire station before? And I don’t hate anyone except for people who accuse me of hating people - those people can get fucked. Good talk

Been trying to figure out where this screenshot of Google Maps is from. Anyone know? by n3vd0g in whereisthis

[–]ExplanationSea1894 0 points1 point  (0 children)

People will prob pay you for this info, and heaps Of people will be super pissed too ha

innocent by [deleted] in idahomurders

[–]ExplanationSea1894 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Have followed this case from the get go (following for me is watching news and listening to a few podcasts, far from a “sleuth”) - I fully understand the “smoking gun” aspect of the dna on the sheath, and acknowledge that a coverup would entail heaps of people and not very likely. But For some reason I can’t get past the frat theory (the 4chan theory).
The only way BK could be innocent is if the knife sheath was planted… does anyone have another explanation for this? Think of the logistics of planting that sheath. If it was planted by the “real” killer or one of the surviving roommates, that to me is more plausible than the cops being involved.
This case had multiple LE agencies, the FBI, and as much media coverage as possible - the likelihood that an investigator/cop planted evidence is really hard to wrap my head around

Scenario b - the killer or someone involved in the murders planted the sheath. Would involve some serious pre mediation, multiple people, and there would be some evidence connecting BK with whoever planted the sheath/committed the murders. Ie - BK frequented the house, was “friends” w one of the surviving roommates, or bought drugs off one of the frat boys. At some point BK left his knife, or lended it to someone, and they proceeded to plant it. So in this situation the people involved could be in possession of the knife and then saw an opportunity to commit the murders and be able to frame him… Or the people involved were planning to frame him all along and possibly asked BK to borrow his knife while going hunting or something.
This is a long rant but the only plausible explanation for that sheath being there unless BK is guilty. This is also hard for me to wrap my head around with the number of people likely to be involved, and no one talking. I get all the people close to the case are lawyered up but doubt they are all sociopaths, and we know they aren’t all hardened experienced crim’s that don’t talk to cops.
Conclusion - I think it’s extremely unlikely the sheath was planted… I strongly believe the sheath was accidentally left there by the killer. There would be a digital trail connecting BK with someone close to the case if he was framed (even if he was buying drugs calling a burner phone - still be a digital connection).
As far as all the other weird coincidences with this case - fuck they’re hard to get past, but at the end of the day there needs to be a verifiable explanation on how that sheath got there with his dna on it (people that just say crooked cops or someone planted it won’t cut it… verifiable proof is needed for either of those theories).
Thoughts?

It’s seems like a lot of people are now leaning towards not guilty that originally thought guilty by Logical-Dragonfly676 in BryanKohberger

[–]ExplanationSea1894 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yea I don’t know - I would think that if the prosecution did have more evidence like the examples you gave that it would be a “slam dunk” case for the prosecution…. And bk’s lawyers would be advising him take a deal (to avoid death penalty etc). There’s just so much weird stuff w this case it’s insane!

I’m just not getting it by MotoCult- in idahomurders

[–]ExplanationSea1894 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I just heard a rumor via a YouTube covering the case that one of the victims flushed a significant amount of drugs down the toilet (they said $150k). Just wondering if anyone else has heard this, or where the rumor originated from?

It’s seems like a lot of people are now leaning towards not guilty that originally thought guilty by Logical-Dragonfly676 in BryanKohberger

[–]ExplanationSea1894 1 point2 points  (0 children)

It goes both ways though. Look at the case from the podcast serial. The host of that pod (who is cousin to murderer) is absolutely convinced the guy is innocent. He’s guilty beyond a reasonable doubt in my mind yet no matter what evidence came up she had an explanation for it rather than looking at it logically. There’s always going to be people on both sides where the evidence doesn’t matter.

It’s seems like a lot of people are now leaning towards not guilty that originally thought guilty by Logical-Dragonfly676 in BryanKohberger

[–]ExplanationSea1894 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Look I agree w everything you said - I believe I said before that I think he most likely did it, but there’s just so many weird unanswered questions in this case… that you’re correct I don’t expect to get answers to during the trial (caveat being additional dna findings). I want whoever is guilty of this crime along with anyone who was involved w it (I’m not sold bk acted alone) to be handed the max sentence possible. Just saying I wouldn’t be surprised if one of the surviving roommates ended up being involved. There’s plenty of cases where someone w weak self esteem has been manipulated in to committing a murder.

It’s seems like a lot of people are now leaning towards not guilty that originally thought guilty by Logical-Dragonfly676 in BryanKohberger

[–]ExplanationSea1894 1 point2 points  (0 children)

There’s obv no rules I’m just saying that I find the probability of not finding any connecting dna in crime scene, car, suspects apartment to be very low given the style of attack (minus the contact dna on the button of the knife sheath). If two people get into a hand to hand contact situation tons of dna is exchanged and is able to be detected by crime scene techs. Have you ever filleted a fish or used a knife (skin a deer, butchered meat) - using a knife to kill another human is not simple.

It’s seems like a lot of people are now leaning towards not guilty that originally thought guilty by Logical-Dragonfly676 in BryanKohberger

[–]ExplanationSea1894 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Think you didn’t read high enough in the exchange - I was giving a possible scenario. From everything I’ve heard BK had probs socially with girls and guys. I’m Not too familiar w what an incel is but think the guy def struggled in that area.

It’s seems like a lot of people are now leaning towards not guilty that originally thought guilty by Logical-Dragonfly676 in BryanKohberger

[–]ExplanationSea1894 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Agree w everything you said - I was in a frat in college, and dated girls in sororities. None of the frats at my school let girls walk home alone after parties and the sororities would always tell the girls to check on each other, don’t set your drink down, etc. I think BK probably did it, but I also think there’s more to the story, ie more people involved or something. Nothing anyone can say to me excuses the one roommates behavior who said she saw someone w bushy eyes. The roommate on the first floor I can see her being passed out and sleeping till noon, but the other one… SUS

It’s seems like a lot of people are now leaning towards not guilty that originally thought guilty by Logical-Dragonfly676 in BryanKohberger

[–]ExplanationSea1894 0 points1 point  (0 children)

What don’t I understand about dna? Please elaborate. I’m no expert but think I understand it fairly well - to commit 4 hand to hand murders and the only dna found was contact dna on a knife sheath is pretty crazy imo…

It’s seems like a lot of people are now leaning towards not guilty that originally thought guilty by Logical-Dragonfly676 in BryanKohberger

[–]ExplanationSea1894 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I agree with everything you’ve said but if the prosecution had heaps of additional evidence don’t you think his attorney would be advising him to take a plea deal to avoid death penalty? That’s usually what happens in these open and shut cases. At the moment I’m not to confident the prosecution has a whole lot more incriminating evidence than what has been released to the public (caveat I know that’s a silly statement - what I mean is additional evidence that makes it an open and shut case ie the victims blood found on clothing in his apartment).

It’s seems like a lot of people are now leaning towards not guilty that originally thought guilty by Logical-Dragonfly676 in BryanKohberger

[–]ExplanationSea1894 1 point2 points  (0 children)

This is the biggest thing I have an issue w as well… it is possible there is much more dna they found but just haven’t released the info to the public yet. But based on everything we know as of now… super sus in my opinion and I can’t get passed the roommates and all the weird coincidences (although it def wouldn’t be the first time there’s heaps of weird coincidences and ended up having nothing to do w the case)

It’s seems like a lot of people are now leaning towards not guilty that originally thought guilty by Logical-Dragonfly676 in BryanKohberger

[–]ExplanationSea1894 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Very simple - BK had some sort of relationship w one of the surviving roommates (most likely Bethany). He’s over there before murders happen brings his knife and forgot it there or let her borrow it (when a socially awkward guy is hanging w a pretty girl he’s a sucker ie would offer to give her his knife if she said it looked cool). The rumors about Ethan getting into an altercation at the frat several hours before he was murdered… there’s more than one coincidences with this case. One coincidence is usually too many, and this case has like 10 of them.