I had to provide finger prints for a job that I did. I know that now if I want to pull a Dillinger, I need to be wear gloves non stop.
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Watch and see if former PA neighbors come forward and say BK was known window-peeper back in the day. Guy has dead looking eyes. Is said to have been heroin addict. When arrested, he supposedly asked if any others had been arrested. Will be interesting to see if there are more arrests, and if perhaps the guy was a dealer.
Would be a little odd if his middle name was Thomas or Todd. BTK junior?
(Not from an "official" source)
Kohberger's school years were marked by drastic weight loss, as well as cruel bullying, and a deep interest in police movies and criminology. Meanwhile, his parents battled financial issues, filing for bankruptcy the year Kohberger was born, and again when he was 14. On the second occasion, they surrendered their house and car after facing $260,173 in debts and having just $512 in the bank, records show.
KidSilverhair
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Google Maps says US 87 through Montana, I-94 to Madison, I-90 to just outside Cleveland (shares route with I-80 after Chicago), then I-80.
Had to laugh when Fox News put up a mug shot of him then had one of Ted Bundt next to it. Reporter was like they look so much alike. 
Well, there is the Wisconsin link. Always linked somewhere
Eeek. Not far from 90/94 at all and can spit on it from daycare.
You dont have to. Your sibling. Your cousin. Your nephew can, and you are caught.
Ged match is the source. It is completely voluntary to submit/release your data to law enforcement for matching, but what they do is they use familial matches to zero in on people. So what it means is they could find a distant cousin, and then a nephew match and then cross match and zero in on a few people. From there they can stake out the people if needed to get discarded items that may contain DNA to positively ID someone.
And as I later posted, I completely understand that aspect. There's non crime reasons I won't do one.
To be fair I have had Extensive DNA testing done for Genealogy reasons. Autosomal, Full MtDNA, Full Y-DNA sequences. Uploaded data to multiple sites for matching in genealogy and traits. Plus several family members have done DNA testing as well. I have a family tree with 22k+ people on it and growing, dating back on some lines to the 1400s.
I have not done health screening yet, but may at some point, but those are different tests. And I can understand the worries there with insurance etc.
As far as the law enforcement side, you can opt out of allowing them to release/use your Data for Law enforcement and missing persons. But if any of your relatives have allowed it you are pretty much screwed anyway. In some cases you have to upload your data to a separate site to actually be included in law enforcement research.
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If the destination is Iowa or further east it’s a bit easier to do 90. Saves 2-3 hours. I’ve done it many times.
Sound a lot alike, also notice the reflection in the computer screen at one point.... about 2:25.
Would he really be on I-80 or I-90 when he knew the whole country was looking for his car?
I read somewhere that someone who knows the guy said he often uses big words and takes forever to explain even the simplest of things. Said he does this as a way to prove he’s smart and that he “knows it all.”
The guy who made this video is doing just that, so could be him.