Bryan Kohberger Allegedly Stalked Two Female Students Before the Idaho College Murders

Two Washington State University students previously accused Bryan Kohberger of stalking in the months leading up to the Idaho college murders.

The two female students reportedly told officers that Kohberger would show up at their works “daily,” according to People. According to the outlet, the stalking progressed with Kohberger visiting their homes.

One of the students told Idaho State Police that “she was home alone one night, changing in her room, and someone knocked on her window.” This incident occurred in August or September 2022.

“Another time, after she had started working she heard someone moving around on her porch at approximately 7:00 in the evening. Her husband came home again and saw a white car leaving the area,” the police report continued.

The other female student reportedly worked in the criminology department with Kohberger.

“She was not the first person to have problems with Kohberger,” the police report stated. “Kohberger made eye contact with her when she looked out, which seemed strange because you would have to be looking directly at the window where she worked to make eye contact.”

According to the first student, Kohberger “seemed very used to being put off by women.”

Kohberger accepted a plea deal for the November 2022 murders of Madison Mogen, Kaylee Goncalves, Ethan Chapin, and Xana Kernodle in Moscow, Idaho. He agreed to plead guilty to four counts of murder and waive his right to appeal. He was sentenced to four consecutive terms of life in prison.