Idaho Murders: A First-Time Killer or Something More?

The shocking case of the Idaho college murders continues to raise serious questions—and for many, something just doesn’t add up.

🔪 How Could a First-Time Killer Pull This Off?
The accused, Bryan Kohberger, is said to have had no prior criminal history, yet authorities claim he walked into an off-campus home and brutally murdered four people with a knife—all without waking up the other two roommates.

🚪 No Forced Entry – A Targeted Attack?
The house had no signs of forced entry, leading some to speculate that the killer knew the victims or had been inside before. Was this a calculated crime rather than a random act of violence?

🩸 The “Messy Crime Scene” Theory
Experts say a knife attack on four victims in different rooms would be chaotic, loud, and leave a massive trail of evidence. So how did Kohberger allegedly manage to avoid injury, escape unnoticed, and leave behind so few clues?

🔍 “Strange & Suspicious” Digs Deeper
TMZ’s latest series, “Strange & Suspicious,” takes a closer look at bizarre and unexplained cases like this one, uncovering the dark secrets behind some of the most puzzling crimes in history.

👀 What do YOU think? Was this truly the work of a first-time killer, or is there more to this case than meets the eye? Drop your thoughts below! ⬇️