How Important Is Bryan Kohberger's Essay On Getting Away With Stabbing Crime To The Case? Ret FBI Coffindaffer Breaks It Down

What happens when your college homework sounds suspiciously like a real-life murder manual?

Turns out, Bryan Kohberger’s 2020 final for his criminal justice class wasn’t just a routine academic exercise—it might be the most damning piece of "fiction" sitting in a courtroom today. Tony Brueski and retired FBI Special Agent Jennifer Coffindaffer dive deep into the eerie overlap between Kohberger’s so-called crime scene analysis and the alleged murders he’s now accused of. We're talking detailed notes about hair nets, fiber-free overalls, and how to leave no trace—right down to the kind of gloves to wear. It’s not just creepy, it’s disturbingly meticulous.

But if it was so well-planned, how did he botch it by leaving behind a knife sheath? Jennifer breaks down how impulse, rejection, and a lack of empathy might’ve led to the unraveling of what some could call a “near-perfect” crime. And then there’s the digital trail—was Kohberger obsessively Googling himself after the murders? How much did he plan—and how much was a split-second decision he couldn’t take back?

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