Unsettling theory surfaces on why Bryan Kohberger chose the house he attacked

Bryan Kohberger took the motive for the Idaho murders to his prison cell.One filmmaker believes the answer may lie in why he chose the house he attacked.“The fact that [this] was the house that he chose.

This was a house that had five women living in it.The night that the murders happened, Xana Kernodle’s boyfriend, Ethan Chapin, was over, but really, this was a house full of women, and it seems quite clear that he targeted it,” Skye Borgman, director of the Netflix docuseries “The Idaho Murders: College Nightmare,” told Fox News Digital.“He watched the house; he was around the house in the days, weeks and months leading up to the murders,” Borgman said.

“So, it seems pretty likely that he had a very low regard, if not hatred, for women.”“It’s all conjecture, but he seemed to struggle with his relationships with women,” Borgman explained.“And we look at this incel movement and the question of whether or not he was an incel, and whether or not he didn’t like women.”“It seems to me that there was a hatred of women there,” Borgman added.Kohberger, 31, is serving four consecutive life sentences without the possibility of parole after pleading guilty to the 2022 stabbing murders of University of Idaho students Kaylee Goncalves, Ethan Chapin, Xana Kernodle and Madison Mogen at an off-campus rental home in Moscow, Idaho.Before his arrest, former classmate Lilly Karaban recalled him as someone with a “his way or the highway” attitude who seemed to exist “in his own world.”Interviews, court records and accounts featured in the documentary described a series of troubling interactions involving Kohberger.According to the documentary, classmates described him as “not particularly well liked,” saying he frequently spoke down to women, engaged in “mansplaining” and became argumentative or aggressive during interactions.

Several students said they found him “creepy” and that he made them feel uncomfortable.“There were j...