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Creepy Insights Emerge From Bryan Kohberger’s Call History
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9:25Now PlayingQuadruple killer Bryan Kohberger’s phone records reveal creepy details about his loner lifestyle — with him obsessively texting and calling “Mother” and “Father” in a “super eerie” way being likened to Norman Bates in “Psycho.”
The 30-year-old former criminology student used his devices to look up sick porn — searching “raped,” “forced,” “passed out,” “voyeur” and “sleeping” — and take creepy selfies that he had no one to send to, according to digital forensic experts Jared and Heather Barnhart, who had been slated to testify at his trial before his surprise plea deal admitting the Idaho slayings.
He would then call his parents all the time, even to fall asleep — while hardly having any friends, the experts revealed Thursday on NewsNation’s “Banfield.”
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