Since the Idaho Four case exploded onto the news in November 2022, then with greater intensity with the arrest of a suspect in December of the same year, the conspiracies have been relentless. Largely driven by social media, Reddit, TikTok, and YouTube have been rife with the notion that Bryan Kohberger cannot have acted alone, that his arrest and impending trial are a mistake, a miscarriage of justice. That means other individual(s) must be involved which means there is a conspiracy.

In the aftermath of the Idaho Four killings, several FOIA requests retrieved bodycam footage from noise complaints at 1122 King road. One is nearly 45 minutes long1. Watch it, as it gives a great impression of the neighbourhood and the house. There is also some historic value, given the house is now demolished. More on that in another entry. One noise complaint from September 2nd 2022 is in two parts; the 2nd has the officers returning having already verbally warned Madison Mogen a return visit would mean a ticket.

About a quarter of a century ago I really got into the JFK assassination and all the controversy. A most educational site, not just in terms of the crime itself, but for critical thinking, is John McAdam’s extensive body of work on debunking the vast number of conspiracies around the case.1 What goes for those conspiracies also goes for 9/11, and unfortunately, the State of Idaho vs. Kohberger. Did you know that the Warren Commission Report2 and the 9/11 Commission3 have something in common?

On the 13th of November 2022, four University of Idaho students were murdered in their off-campus home between 0400 and 0425 in the morning1. Two occupants survived. Initial reports had suggested that the two survivors slept through the event, but on arrest of a suspect and the unsealing of the probable cause affidavit (PCA) it was revealed that not only was one of them awake, but she saw the suspect.