Rachel Shannon

In particular, this study seeks to understand the story behind your most recent criminal offense with an emphasis on your thoughts and feelings throughout your experience.

In the event that your most recent offense was not one that led to a conviction, you may still participate.

Additional surveys are included after the open-ended section as to best understand your unique traits.

He goes on to say that all answers provided will be anonymous and that this study has been approved by DeSales University Institutional Review Board or IRB.

This survey, I believe, was also posted on the university's website and

And I believe it was stated that Brian was working with two professors on this study.

Some of the questions included in this study are how did you choose that victim or target over others?

What was the first move you made in order to accomplish your goal?

And before leaving, is there anything else that you did?

Since then this post, the survey overall has been removed from both Reddit and the university's website.

A fellow student who knew Brian and had several classes with him at WSU said that Brian seemed very confident and outgoing, but he was always searching for a way to fit in.

He said that Brian always wanted to appear academic and that he had to make sure that everybody around him knew that he knew something.

In terms of criminal record for Brian Kohlberger, all we know as of right now is that he received a minor traffic violation in August in Latah County, which is the county that Moscow is located in.

He paid the fine for this violation in September, but there is no known connection between this and the murders, of course.

Cleaning crews were also scheduled to clean up the Moscow house just this past Friday, December 30th, but this clean was abruptly halted after Brian's arrest.

Police Chief James Fry said at the news conference that the house cleanup has been halted and that this came from a legal request from the court.

That same day, Brian Anton, once again of News Nation, also reported that investigators are taking more items out of the Moscow house right now,

but they have a tarp out to block the public and the news from seeing the items that they take out of the house.

Now, even though we don't have all of the information about Brian Kohlberger or what led to his arrest, the reason I wanted to make this video right away after finding out about Brian's arrest is because police have said that they're still looking for the public's help with providing any information that they can about Brian.

So they have said that if you do have any information that could be helpful to law enforcement, especially regarding Brian Kohlberger, you can contact their tip line at 208-883-7180.