The cracks are showing—and they’re getting wider. In this Big Breakdown, we explore the unraveling of Bryan Kohberger, the accused killer in the Idaho student murders, as his mental state continues to decline behind bars.

From the outside, Kohberger once appeared calculating, academic, and composed. But inside the jail, his behavior tells a very different story. Sources close to the case are reporting that Kohberger is becoming increasingly agitated, obsessive, and difficult to manage. He’s reportedly filed countless grievances, expressed paranoia, and struggles to adapt to even the most basic aspects of jail life.

So what does this tell us? Is Kohberger cracking under pressure? Is this behavior part of a long-game legal strategy—or is this the real man emerging when control is stripped away?

In this episode, Tony Brueski and experts in forensic psychology, criminology, and law enforcement break down what this erratic behavior might mean. We dig into how his mental state could impact his trial, jury perception, and defense narrative. And we ask: if he’s this unhinged behind bars, what does that say about his state of mind before the murders?

Get ready for a psychological deep dive and a sharp look at the realities of incarceration when the alleged killer is no longer the one holding the clipboard—but the one in the jumpsuit.

Hit play for smart, investigative commentary that gets straight to the point.

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