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slash G-O. This is Hidden Killers with Tony Bruske. Here now, Tony Bruske. When you sift through

the Papa Roger mystery, the details that stick in your throne aren't just the tone of the arguments.

It's the precision.

Out of all the noise online in those weeks after the murders, one account managed to predict the exact kind of weapon, talk about a sheath before it was ever made public,

and raise questions that lined up almost word for word with the criminology survey behind Brian

Koberger that he himself had been discussing at DeSales.

And we're going to break all of this down for you today with Jennifer Coffendaffer.

This is a new creepy correlation that we are pointing out here for the first time.

It's not a coincidence. It's a mirror. And that's what makes this part of the story so hard to shake.

If Papa Roger wasn't Coburger, then we're left staring at someone who paralleled his work,

his thought process, his language, his profile picture.

Nobody knew any of these things yet. Keep in mind. We're talking about a guy who, like,

Koberger, argued with everyone inside, obsessed over

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