The Megyn Kelly Show Disturbing Idaho Murders 911 Call Released, and New Bryan Kohberger Selfie Revealed, with Howard Blum | Ep. 1032
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Mar 21, 2025 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.
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Delayed 911 Call
- The 911 call in the Idaho murders was placed around noon, eight hours after the murders.
- The caller, believed to be Bethany Funk, focused on one roommate being passed out, not mentioning four victims.
Roommates' Discovery
- The roommates likely found Zanna Kurnodal first, as the 911 caller stated the passed-out roommate was 20, Zanna's age.
- They didn't mention other victims, possibly due to shock and not fully grasping the situation.
Texts Between Roommates
- Texts between surviving roommates reveal fear and confusion after the murders.
- Dylan Mortensen texted Bethany Funk about an intruder, and Bethany urged her to run to her room.
