Murder In Moscow: Did Kohberger Return To The Crime Scene The Next Morning?

A former FBI agent had said Bryan Kohberger may have returned to the neighborhood surrounding the King Road residence hours after the murders to observe the “fruits of his actions.” Cellphone data cited in the probable-cause affidavit had indicated that Kohberger’s phone traveled near the victims’ home between approximately 9:12 and 9:21 on the morning after Kaylee Goncalves, Madison Mogen, Xana Kernodle and Ethan Chapin were killed. Retired FBI agent Bobby Chacon had described the alleged return as classic criminal behavior, suggesting Kohberger may have expected to see police cars, ambulances and emergency activity outside the house. Chacon had acknowledged that his explanation was speculative but said some offenders revisited crime scenes to experience the excitement or witness the consequences of what they had done.

Chacon had also considered whether Kohberger may have returned to recover the knife sheath that investigators later found beside Madison Mogen’s body, although he believed that explanation was less likely. He had suggested Kohberger may have seen the surviving roommate who encountered a masked man inside the house but continued toward the exit because she was not part of his alleged plan and he was physically exhausted after the attacks. According to Chacon, the killer may have experienced an adrenaline crash following the violence and focused entirely on escaping. His comments had attempted to explain Kohberger’s alleged movements and behavior, but they had represented an expert interpretation rather than a conclusion established by the affidavit itself.

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Bryan Kohberger Drove By To See 'Fruits of His Actions,' Ex-FBI Agent Says (msn.com)

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