exactly i find that so odd

@@kyliemontague4574 It's not odd. They were having an issue understanding the person that called because of how upset they were. So they just pushed it through as someone unconscious. Which is a gaurentee of the cops coming immediately to a scene. Any unconscious call will have an immediate and serious response.

Dylan was the girl that tried to call. After seeing a body by the door of Xana’s room and blood everywhere she ran outside where she passed out and someone nearby got on her phone and it was 911 and so they told the operator about an unconscious person, Dylan, outside not knowing what she had just seen inside the home. This was right before their friends showed up.

@@el34glo59 Dylan was the person unconscious outside that they are referring to. She ran outside after seeing blood everywhere in Xana’s room and passed out outside and someone nearby got on to her phone and it was the 911 operator and they told them on the phone about an unconscious girl outside, which was Dylan.

@@stevewhitener4903 Totally unfounded as of right now.

yeah like Omegle

As with ANY story it is rather apparent that there will be more. Doesn’t take a rocket Scientist to determine that. 🤦

Totally agree.

My thoughts exactly🤦🏼‍♀️

We don't know what was found in his mom's car only that it's " a mountain of evidence". He's toast

the victims were obviously screaming as they were being killed. the surviving roommates waited until noon to call the police. something isn't right.

@@sle81 how do you know they "were obviously screaming"? As far as the roommate waiting to call, have you ,yourself, ever been in a similar situation, and experienced the same kind of shock and trauma she did? If not, don't judge her.

Nice for Chief Fry

It may be classy, but it can also be cold - I've used urinals with crushed ice in them.

Like, wtf? Maybe edit with some basic grammar? I don’t think anyone, human or alien, understood a think you said. 👎

Bundy studied criminology too. And a few other killers. I don't understand it either, but it's relatively common for killers.

So sometimes ppl embrace things like criminal justice or psychology to figure themselves out or their family. Also to suppress deviant feelings and thoughts.

@@cindywilliams3542 what a pity, he could have went far with a degree with criminology, or anything he wanted to be.

@@DirtyDruid I see, thank you.

It could just be that they enjoy the gore and seeing death, and getting into that line of work would quench their desires to be around it legally and getting paid for it. They tend to be good at their job because they can indentify with the killers

Seriously..wtf is this?!

@@Shannon_Moore Kohberger was on omegle in Late July and/or August 2022 and he threatened his victims and then pulled their IP.

this is my second comment under your comment, can you see my other comment?

That would be kinda weird

Doubtful

If he thought to do that then he efffed up with everything else

doubtful

or one of the surviving roommates did. :)

Ffs dude 🙄

Dylan Mortensen’s 3rd great grandfather, King Darius Shirts, was ordered under the command of Mormon prophet, territorial governor and Indian agent Brigham Young, to participate in the infamous Mountain Meadows Massacre, a mass killing of a wagon train of 120 emigrants traveling from Arkansas to California. This occurred in southern Utah on September 11, 1857. The men were ordered into a line and were all shot in the head upon command. Most of the women and children were slashed to death with long knives. This was all in accordance with the Mormon doctrine of blood atonement. Brigham Young’s justification for this unprovoked mass killing was to provide “atonement” for the death of Mormon founder Joseph Smith that occurred in Illinois thirteen years earlier. According to an account written by his granddaughter, Darius Shirt was sickened by the command. It’s not sure whether or not he participated in the massacre. But it is confirmed that Darius’s brother, Don Carlos Shirts, was a major participant in what is considered one of the most brutal unprovoked events in US history. For more information google: FAMOUS TRIALS MOUNTAIN MEADOWS MASSACRE.

What are you implying ?

@@annieprice-roberts4645 I’m pointing out some historical facts that, if pursued, may or may not lead towards the truth.

@@deecastle5053 Hm. You also believe in Jesus

It's typical for judges to issue injunctions barring trial participants - including attorneys, litigants, and witnesses - from discussing trial-related material outside the courtroom. (Happens All The Time) in high profile cases . And to an absolute undisputed , unmitigated 100% certainty they have the right guy. In this case the gag order is protect to him because the crime is predicated on a death penalty case. Which i guarantee he will get. There's no way the prosecutor will plea down to life in prison.

@@youthinkyouknowme5551 its not even him !!

They were supposed to be prime suspects.

Why????

🙄 ffs....

Gag order