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Bryan Kohberger Bragged Murderer Must Have Been ‘Pretty Good,’ Police Report Says
Bryan Kohberger
Allegedly Bragged His Twisted Handiwork Was ‘Pretty Good’
Published
Bryan Kohberger allegedly bragged to a classmate that whoever pulled off the Idaho quadruple murders must have been a “pretty good” killer — and even commented on the timing of the killing being perfect … this according to recently released police documents.
The reports detail how Kohberger — the confessed murderer of 4 University of Idaho students — met another female student at Washington State University, in Pullman — and had a conversation with her three weeks after the savage killings in November 2022.
The female student told cops Kohberger started talking about the quadruple homicide, saying that whoever did the dirty deed “must have been pretty good.”
She then said they chatted about how University of Idaho students were about to go on winter break, so the killer made a “good choice” committing the murders when he did. In other words, his timing was impeccable.
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While Kohberger was making the comments, he admitted the crimes were horrible, going on to say the murders could have been a one-and-done situation while discussing whether the killer would get caught.
The female student went on to tell police … she had several discussions with Kohberger connected to their studies about violent offenders, as well as sexual burglary, sexual assault, and forensics. Kohberger, she said, told her how an offender might avoid detection and may go through different emotions.
She said he once asked her if she was single, even though she talked about her partner — and he continued to ask if she was interested in seeing him outside of school.
She said she told him no and related something to him … the comment is redacted, but she said it prompted Kohberger to say he did not date “broken women.”
As we reported, Kohberger was sentenced to 4 life terms without the possibility of parole and is now serving his sentence in an Idaho state prison.
Content Creator Charles Ross
Opossum Catapult Video Backlash …
Under Investigation In Florida
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Content creator Charles Ross, who posts videos on social media under the handle Creations Ross, is on the radar of authorities in Florida … after he shared footage of an opossum getting launched in the air by a catapult.
Ross has 2 million followers on Instagram and his bio says he’s from Sarasota, FL … and the Sarasota County Sheriff’s Office tells TMZ they’ve received multiple complaints about the opossum video.
Internet personality RossCreations is facing backlash after posting video launching an opossum into the air. Fans are calling it animal cruelty and demanding a statement from the creator. pic.twitter.com/Y1GyiQqKDe
— TaraBull (@TaraBull) December 5, 2025
@TaraBull
In fact, we’re told there is an ongoing investigation.
The Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission tells us they’re aware of the video and they’re working with the Sarasota County State Attorney’s Office on an investigation.
FWC tells us they take “wildlife violations seriously” and remain “committed to protecting Florida’s wildlife. Anyone who may have information related to any wildlife violation is encouraged to call the Wildlife Alert Hotline at 888-404-FWCC (3922).
Ty Lue
Denies CP3 Silent Treatment
… Before Sending Him Packing
Published
Clippers head coach Ty Lue is downplaying speculation a huge beef with Chris Paul led to the future Hall of Famer’s exit … telling reporters he was in communication with the NBA star prior to the shocking move.
The longtime coach was bombarded with CP3 questions at practice on Tuesday … with reporters trying to figure out more information about the decision.
One report suggested Lue and Paul were not on speaking terms before the team kicked the hooper to the curb … but he said that’s not the case.
“That’s ain’t true,” Lue said. “We were talking. He played. How he gon’ play if I’m not talking to him?!”
Ty Lue says the report about him and Chris Paul not speaking for weeks isn’t true:
“That ain’t true. How he gonna play and I’m not talking to him? There was a stretch when he wasn’t gonna play and be out of the rotation, it was tough for him because he’s a competitor.”
Lue said… pic.twitter.com/QU92WVgnA5
— Joey Linn (@joeylinn_) December 9, 2025
@joeylinn_
What appears to be true is the chatter that Lue and Paul haven’t spoken since the split — Ty admitted he hasn’t reached out — and neither has CP3.
Lue — who has led the Clips since 2020 — added the drama surrounding the Clippers has shifted the locker room mood, noting that the players aren’t happy seeing CP3 go.
As for rekindling, Lue suggests it’s out of his hands — immediately saying, “You gotta ask Lawrence [Frank].”
Speaking of Frank, the Clippers’ President of Basketball Operations said the team’s struggles weren’t a factor and CP3 wasn’t a scapegoat.
“We just felt it was the right decision to make.”
It seems the word “we” is being used a little loosely … as Lue was adamant he wasn’t involved.
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