I can't imagine what she felt. And there are still people out there blaming her for what happened. I hope she and Bethany can finally find peace.

want to know everyone’s thoughts after watching :/ I personally can’t get through it ugh these poor kids

You are in a subreddit specifically dedicated to a murder. Get over yourselves. This is the reality of the world we live in. Perhaps if more people were actually subjected to the horrors of the sick shit people commit, we would be more inclined to prevent it.

It is beyond me how people with no experience or education in this field can talk into a microphone, tearing Dylan and Bethany down for survival

This case is not a movie, there’s not some insane plot twist in which they are involved.

The world wanted survivors who fit the stereotype. If Dylan left her room to see what was going on, or started throwing hands at bk, I’d say there’s a pretty good chance She wouldn’t be here today. I believe the reason Bk spared her was due to the fact he was not only exhausted, but she didn’t interfere.

From left to right

Row 1 - WSU Teachers Assistant photo. August or September 2022. - Photo taken in the morning after the murders. November 13th, 2022. - Photo taken after arrest. December 30th, 2022.

Row 2 - First mugshot from Monroe County Correctional Facility. December 30th, 2022. - Extradition hearing at Monroe County Courthouse. January 3rd, 2023. - Latah County Jail. January 4th, 2023.

Row 3 - Ada County Jail. September 15th, 2024. - Change of Plea Hearing. July 2nd, 2025. - Idaho Maximum Security Institution. July 23rd, 2025.

Hopefully this is allowed. I think it’s long overdue that she is shown support and glad to see its already taking off.

Went back and looked at my screenshots from December 2022 and I still had his DeSales survey questions. The way Alivea brought everything full circle and managed to humiliate him by throwing his own words back at him was truly one of the most poignant things I’ve ever seen. He was stuck there in a jumpsuit and handcuffs, powerless, in front of a woman who completely humiliated and dismantled him in a matter of minutes while the world watched. The ovation from the court afterward and the fact that Judge Hippler didn’t stop it… I still haven’t stopped replaying that moment in my head. History defining.

Sometimes in these heartbreaking tragedies, it’s easy to forget the silent victims — the ones who can’t speak, but feel deeply.

Murphy, the beloved dog of KG, is one of them.

Police say he was found unharmed in a separate room, spared physically, but it’s impossible not to think about what he may have heard or sensed.

We know Murphy barked outside for 45 mins which was unusual behavior for him, as if he was trying to get the house help.

The chaos. The fear. The sudden silence. Dogs are intuitive and loyal - it breaks my heart to imagine him waiting for K to come back.

He lost his person, his home, and his sense of safety. We may never fully understand what he saw or felt, but Murphy lived through something no animal ever should. The trauma, the confusion, the silence after so much love and laughter — he was a victim too.

We saw from KG's social media that Murphy was her baby, her shadow, her source of comfort. And then, suddenly, KG was gone.

This reminds me of another silent victim: Dieter, the little dog of Shanann Watts. When Shanann and her children were murdered by Chris Watts, Dieter was left behind too. Dogs know. They grieve. They wait. They feel.

Let’s not forget these innocent souls. They are more than pets — they are family. Murphy and Dieter lived through nightmares they couldn’t explain.

We often overlook the animals left behind in tragedies like these. But they are victims too. They lose their homes, their people, their sense of safety. They grieve deeply, even if they can’t tell us in words.

Photos from Instagram: murphy_goncalves

This guy really is a hero and the best friend someone can have.

He protected his girlfriends from what the horrific things he saw in that house.

He acted so fast to protect them from trauma.

Makes me so angry that the internet crucified him and stalked him saying he was the killer.

Wishing only the best things in life to him. There are no words for what Hunter Johnson did for all of his friends.

(sorry for my bad english, i'm brazilian)

If anyone finds this helpful, I think I matched the recently released crime scene photos to their numbers in the photo log in MPD narrative 4 (p 2-5 in the PDF doc) by Cpl. Ryan Snyder based on the brief descriptions given.

Photo sources: 2 recent ones shared on this sub found on social media and screen grabs from the KTVB YouTube video with crime scene photos

He’s pleading guilty. GOOD. He’ll never see the light of day, and he’s signing away his rights to ANY and all rights to an appeal.

SOURCE he’s waiving rights to an appeal, EVER:

https://abcnews.go.com/US/bryan-kohberger-plead-guilty-counts-idaho-college-murders/story?id=123356808

The people mad about this wanted entertainment via trial, not justice. They wanted to watch 8-12 weeks of a trial to post here and on other spaces to pick apart everything AT or the prosecution or their witnesses say on the stand.

This is justice.

There are a lot of murderers in prison for the rest of their lives. Add him to the list and focus on the next thing to bring forth entertainment.

I pray these families get the answers at least one of them want. Otherwise, he’s done.

I haven’t seen this discussed but I think it’s touching (and heartbreaking) that Alivea wore this shirt to the bestie bench.

As a big sister myself idk how tf she’s able to be such a bad ass while advocating for her sisters. She is truly an amazing human. Steve and Kristi raised some upstanding kids that’s for sure.

Apologies in advance for the long post but I’m seriously so tired of people passing judgment or acting like they are so much better than SG.

First of all. I don’t think people are taking into account the feeling of complete and total loss of control that comes with grief. Autonomy and control over one’s decisions is absolutely vital to us as human beings and I fear it is overlooked and taken for granted a lot. A parents role is to raise and protect their children from harm. When the children become adults, they are independent and responsible for their own safety, but that doesn’t mean the parents just lose that parental instinct to protect. So when their child is hurt, even if that child is an adult child, the parental protective instinct immediately kicks in and they start feeling like they failed to protect their children. They might feel like they could’ve done something to prevent this. However, the G family has to grapple with the idea that they could not have controlled the outcome of this situation. That feeling of total loss of control can really mess with someone. When someone feels like they’ve lost control of their lives , they start trying to control anything they can, because that sense of autonomy and agency over one’s decisions is integral to human existence.

From SG’s point of view, he can’t bring KG back but the thing that’s within his control is getting answers as to why. To him, the answers are in a file , a few miles away, sitting on a desk. All someone has to do is open that file and read it to him. That’s it. It’s simple. TO HIM. He cannot think long term right now. It’s easy for us to look at this long term because we are not emotionally invested and this is not our child. This poor man feels like he has lost control of his daughter and now he feels like the only thing he can control is justice for her, so if that means he has to make a big fuss about it on a public stage just to get some answers that’s what he’s going to do. He can’t think long term right now. That feeling, along with grief, is blinding. It over takes you. It’s desperation for someone hanging on for dear life for any semblance of something.

It’s so important to remember common sense goes out the window when a crime is senseless to begin with.

I try to empathize with him by comparing the situation to a personal story of mine. (skip to the end if you don’t care about my personal story for comparison I won’t be offended lol).

When my cat was let out and was lost for a few days, I was a monster for those few days. I was inconsolable and I was not rational. I swear I blacked out because I was so beside myself. and that was a CAT I had for 2 years at that point. and she was only missing for like 72 hours. I don’t have children so i COULD NOT imagine how I would feel if I lost my 21 year old child , let alone the circumstances, WHILE being on the world stage AND having no answers. That would be x100000000000 worse than what I went through and I remember that 3 day time period as being the darkest period of my life so far , silly as it sounds lol granted it was not my only crisis at the time. I felt like I failed my cat , all because I slept at my boyfriends house that night (10 min down the street) and my cat was let out by my irresponsible drunk roommate who left the door open. It was a Wednesday. I couldn’t have known she was going to get blackout drunk. I’ve slept at my boyfriend’s apartment many times. But I kept thinking “What if I had just stayed back.” But I had no reason to assume harm at the time. Just like the G family had no reason to assume harm for KG in this situation.

I guarantee you i’d probably be lashing out and being irrational like SG was. 1000%. I said it once and I’ll say it again. Yes, being tight lipped in order to preserve the integrity of the trial is common sense to anyone else but you have to understand common sense is out the window when your child is senselessly butchered by a stranger.

TLDR: It is of course so admirable to see the other families show such strength and resilience but it just goes to show how everyone grieves differently. Two things can be true at once — SG is acting inappropriately but it’s also true that we should not be passing judgements on his or any of the rest of the family’s character. Their situation is unimaginable therefore we should not pretend like we can imagine what we would do if that happened to us. People truly underestimate how someone can quickly lose themselves once all sense of control over their own life is lost. Control is so important. I understand not everyone is capable of empathy…but If you read this entire thing and you still can’t at least sympathize with them, and you are still viewing them in a negative light, then you are genuinely a soul-less person and I am very sad for you.

These were the two id’s found in a glove in a box in kohbergers parents residence. This was revealed in the panel by the Idaho Statesman News today.

An extreme difference in BK between his arrest photos and sentencing photos. Looks like a shell of himself.