Disturbing Idaho Murders 911 Call Released, and New Bryan Kohberger Selfie Revealed, with Howard Blum | Ep. 1032
Mar 21, 2025
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In this gripping discussion, Howard Blum, author of "When the Night Comes Falling," delves into the harrowing details of the Idaho college murders. He provides insights into the emotional turmoil experienced by surviving roommates and the chaotic 911 call that reveals their shock. Blum highlights Bryan Kohberger's eerie selfie, raising questions about his demeanor after the crime. As the trial approaches, he examines the complexities of the defense's strategies and the chilling evidence against Kohberger, leaving listeners pondering the nuances of justice.
The chilling 911 call from the surviving roommates reveals their confusion and disorientation during the critical moments following the murders.
Brian Kohlberger's eerie selfie taken shortly after the murders highlights his unsettling behavior that has sparked further investigation into his state of mind.
Deep dives
Key Updates in the Brian Kohlberger Case
Recent developments in the Brian Kohlberger case include crucial evidence related to the murders of four college students in Idaho. The prosecution has detailed how Kohlberger may have acquired the knife allegedly used in the killings, which took place within a short timeframe in November. A troubling new photograph of Kohlberger, taken shortly after the murders, has also been released, depicting him in a chilling pose. As details continue to emerge, the trial remains scheduled for August, with heightened public interest and concern surrounding the events.
911 Call Reveals Delayed Response
The 911 call made by the surviving roommates shortly after the murders has raised significant questions about their response during the critical moments. The call, made nearly eight hours after the crimes, reflects disorientation and confusion among the callers, who initially reported one of their roommates as 'passed out' instead of acknowledging the severity of the situation. They mentioned seeing a strange figure in the house, but their fear and uncertainty contributed to the protracted delay in alerting authorities. This lack of immediate action has fueled speculation about the psychological impact of witnessing such traumatic events.
Text Messages Indicate Panic and Fear
Text messages exchanged between the surviving roommates provide insight into their reactions during the night of the incident. These messages reveal frantic attempts to communicate and understand the disturbing events unfolding around them after the intrusion by an unknown assailant. As they expressed their confusion and fear, they connected only after the chaos ensued, reflecting a struggle to process the reality of the situation. Their reluctance to call for help and delayed police notification highlight the profound shock and disbelief in confronting such a horrifying reality.
Kohlberger's Bizarre Behavior and Evidence
Brian Kohlberger's actions in the aftermath of the murders have provoked extensive analysis and speculation. He reportedly engaged in puzzling behaviors, such as taking a selfie shortly after the incident, which has been described as unsettling and oddly detached. The introduction of evidence regarding the knife sheath linked to him raises significant questions, alongside his online activity that hints at possible future intentions. As the trial approaches, the defense is expected to challenge the prosecution's narrative while grappling with the overwhelming facts against Kohlberger.
Megyn Kelly is joined by Howard Blum, author of "When The Night Comes Falling," to discuss the newly-released 9-1-1 call in the Idaho college murders, new insight into the timeline of the murders, the emotional weight carried by surviving roommates and those who found the bodies, the strange delay in contacting law enforcement, the text exchanges we're now seeing between the surviving roommates, the shock and paralysis the survivors experienced, the chilling "thumbs up" selfie Brian Kohberger took hours after the Idaho murders, his eerily calm and bloodless appearance, the defense’s potential arguments, what we're learning about the knife searches Kohberger had done, and more.