Howard Blum

And that's what they're going to say. But also look at his knuckles. Do they seem sort of red? I don't know. I was trying to look at it closely. But other than it looking like a really weird continence, But there's no crime to be weird. You don't see any blood. You don't see any scratches on him.

And that's what they're going to say. But also look at his knuckles. Do they seem sort of red? I don't know. I was trying to look at it closely. But other than it looking like a really weird continence, But there's no crime to be weird. You don't see any blood. You don't see any scratches on him.

And again, that bathroom curtain in the background, when the police go to his apartment, when they have the search warrant after his arrest, there's no bathroom curtain there. They make a point of that.

And again, that bathroom curtain in the background, when the police go to his apartment, when they have the search warrant after his arrest, there's no bathroom curtain there. They make a point of that.

And again, that bathroom curtain in the background, when the police go to his apartment, when they have the search warrant after his arrest, there's no bathroom curtain there. They make a point of that.

It's extremely disturbing and disquieting. At the same time, both the defense and the prosecution are going to be able to use that photograph for their own purposes. Again, the defense will make the case, no blood, no scratches, nothing to hide, no crime to be weird.

It's extremely disturbing and disquieting. At the same time, both the defense and the prosecution are going to be able to use that photograph for their own purposes. Again, the defense will make the case, no blood, no scratches, nothing to hide, no crime to be weird.

It's extremely disturbing and disquieting. At the same time, both the defense and the prosecution are going to be able to use that photograph for their own purposes. Again, the defense will make the case, no blood, no scratches, nothing to hide, no crime to be weird.

And the prosecution is going to say, you know, look at the bushy eyebrows, and they might even try to raise the question of the thumbs up. What's he giving a thumbs up for?

And the prosecution is going to say, you know, look at the bushy eyebrows, and they might even try to raise the question of the thumbs up. What's he giving a thumbs up for?

And the prosecution is going to say, you know, look at the bushy eyebrows, and they might even try to raise the question of the thumbs up. What's he giving a thumbs up for?

Yes, I mean. Brian Kohlberger bought a knife just like the one that was used or left behind at the murder scene with the knife sheath with the Marine insignia, a K-Bar knife in March before he even came out. to Washington State University.

Yes, I mean. Brian Kohlberger bought a knife just like the one that was used or left behind at the murder scene with the knife sheath with the Marine insignia, a K-Bar knife in March before he even came out. to Washington State University.

Yes, I mean. Brian Kohlberger bought a knife just like the one that was used or left behind at the murder scene with the knife sheath with the Marine insignia, a K-Bar knife in March before he even came out. to Washington State University.

That would suggest that when he drove across country that summer with his father, he had the knife and a sharpening tool he'd also bought packed up in his belongings, taking out to Washington State for whatever reason. And he wasn't a hunter. There's no evidence that he ever went hunting.

That would suggest that when he drove across country that summer with his father, he had the knife and a sharpening tool he'd also bought packed up in his belongings, taking out to Washington State for whatever reason. And he wasn't a hunter. There's no evidence that he ever went hunting.

That would suggest that when he drove across country that summer with his father, he had the knife and a sharpening tool he'd also bought packed up in his belongings, taking out to Washington State for whatever reason. And he wasn't a hunter. There's no evidence that he ever went hunting.

What also has been revealed is that after the murders and the knife has now disappeared, his Amazon account or the account that's shared by Koberger and his family members, he was clicking on other knives as if to purchase them again. The defense is going to say... that the Amazon algorithm just sends you there. If you bought a knife in the past, they'll send you there again.

What also has been revealed is that after the murders and the knife has now disappeared, his Amazon account or the account that's shared by Koberger and his family members, he was clicking on other knives as if to purchase them again. The defense is going to say... that the Amazon algorithm just sends you there. If you bought a knife in the past, they'll send you there again.

What also has been revealed is that after the murders and the knife has now disappeared, his Amazon account or the account that's shared by Koberger and his family members, he was clicking on other knives as if to purchase them again. The defense is going to say... that the Amazon algorithm just sends you there. If you bought a knife in the past, they'll send you there again.