Overview
- Idaho State Police last week released investigative files containing interviews with Washington State University faculty and graduate students about Bryan Kohberger.
- The records detail 13 formal complaints alleging sexist, intrusive behavior in the months leading up to the November 2022 killings.
- A WSU professor warned colleagues he could later harass, stalk or sexually abuse students and pushed to cut his Ph.D. funding.
- Faculty described incidents such as Kohberger entering a room of female students and blocking the doorway, along with suspicions of stalking linked to a break‑in that targeted perfume and underwear.
- Graduate students reported he relished conflict and often discussed sexual burglary, with some fearing he was a possible future rapist, while he now serves four consecutive life sentences without parole.