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NEW Evidence Points To Bryan Kohberger Being Papa Roger More Than EVER!

True Crime Today | Daily True Crime News & Interviews

Tony Brueski

News, News Commentary, True Crime

4.3598 Ratings

🗓️ 26 August 2025

⏱️ 17 minutes

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Summary

NEW Evidence Points To Bryan Kohberger Being Papa Roger More Than EVER!

In December 2022, as the investigation into the Idaho student murders intensified, a Facebook account named Pappa Rodger began posting cryptic theories and oddly specific details. One post mentioned a knife sheath left behind — weeks before police revealed that crucial piece of evidence tied directly to Bryan Kohberger’s DNA. Investigators have officially denied that Kohberger ran the account, citing digital records. But when you line up the timeline, the behavior, and the personality traits, the overlap is hard to ignore.

Kohberger was known by his classmates and professors at Washington State University as petty, combative, and desperate to prove he was smarter than everyone else. Pappa Rodger was the same — constantly arguing in groups, stirring fights, and demanding attention. When the account was banned from one forum, it immediately created another focused entirely on itself. That kind of ego-driven move matches what we know of Kohberger’s personality.

And then there’s the timing. Pappa Rodger’s last post came the very night before Kohberger was arrested. The silence was instant, as if the account itself was taken off the board when its operator was taken into custody. For many, that isn’t coincidence — it’s a digital fingerprint.

Critics argue anyone could have guessed about a fixed blade knife, but predicting the sheath left behind is far more specific. Combine that with Kohberger’s late-night paranoia, his frantic Google searches for “wiretap” and “psychopaths paranoid,” and his obsessive checking of police websites, and you see a man leaking his fear in every direction — through his phone, through his arguments, and, some believe, through that online persona.

In this video, we lay out the strongest evidence that Bryan Kohberger may have been Pappa Rodger all along — despite official denials. The parallels are too sharp to dismiss.

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0:00.0

is Hidden Killers with Tony Brewski. Here now, Tony Bruceky. Picture Brian Coburger's

0:07.6

parents' house in Pennsylvania on the night of December 29th of 2022. Outside, snow on the ground

0:15.8

muffles the sound of passing cars, the small town stillness broken only, by the occasional gust of wind,

0:24.1

rattling through bare branches. Inside, the lights glow against the quiet, but there's no real

0:31.1

calm in the air. A man who once styled himself as a scholar of criminal minds is His pacing, flipping through his phone, his brain racing racing faster than his body can keep up.

0:45.5

The screen's blue light reflects off his face, and if you could see the search terms he was typing into that tiny box, you'd understand just how much fear had taken root.

0:57.5

Wiretap.

0:59.5

Psychopaths paranoid.

1:02.6

These are the search terms of Brian Koberger as police were slowly closing in on him.

1:09.1

He isn't reading academic articles anymore. He's trying to figure out if

1:13.6

they're listening. If someone can hear him breathe. By that point, the news has been out for weeks.

1:22.6

Police want information about a white Hyundai Yolantra. He owns one. He knows they're looking.

1:30.8

Earlier in the day, he scrolled through the Moscow Police Department's own website,

1:34.6

checking for updates like someone checking the weather before a storm. And then the spiral

1:39.6

picks up speed. He clicks into a new story about the car search, scrolls fast, double-taps the black

1:46.8

button, then minutes later he's on the website of an auto-detailer, as if a bottle of soap and a vacuum

1:54.6

would wash away forensic science. Minutes after that, he's shopping for a new car online.

2:03.8

Eyes darting from model to model as of switching vehicles would untangle the web

2:09.0

already wrapped around him.

2:12.6

Beattie little hands, the same hands.

2:15.7

His classmates had noticed weeks earlier with the bruised knuckles and fresh

2:20.3

cuts are now jittering on the screen, scrolling, searching, refreshing. The house itself feels like

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