"Dot Comes Clean" with Birdie

"Dot Comes Clean" with Birdie

In this video Dot explains the truth behind her lie. Whatever you think of her, this is a very interesting interview.

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u/CuteFactor8994 — 2 days ago

The 17-Minute Call

What's everyone's take on the 17-minute call that Jack D. doesn't recall? If I'm remembering correctly, did he say he may have inadvertently touched his phone in his sleep? Í could be wrong about the latter.

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u/CuteFactor8994 — 16 days ago

Question for International Folk?

For those outside the US, do you think Kohberger is guilty

or not & why? I'm curious how your media has covered

this case. I imagine the narrative is the same, however. I also posted this in the uncensored forum to compare results.

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u/CuteFactor8994 — 19 days ago

Question for International Folk?

For those outside the US, do you think Kohberger is guilty or not & why? I'm curious how your media has covered this case. I imagine the narrative is the same, however.

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u/CuteFactor8994 — 20 days ago

How did Alivia see KG & MM arrive home?

In Netflix's The Idaho Murders: College Nightmare, Alivea says she watched Kaylee and Maddie arrive home. The documentary doesn't explicitly explain what footage she was viewing, which has led me to wonder whether she had access to video that has never been made public. Does anyone know her source?

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u/CuteFactor8994 — 23 days ago

Photography Club

What was the Photography Club's assignment that night & where exactly did they set up shop? Behind 1122 King Rd? They were from the U of I, correct? Was their film subpoenaed? I feel like we never got closure on this.

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u/CuteFactor8994 — 24 days ago

Who is "Chicken Boy"?

I was reading about the guy referred by many to be Jack S. aka Chicken Boy, the one who hurt his hand cutting apart a chicken patty or whatnot. I saw him being interviewed by LE but can't remember his name. Does anyone know & is he a frat member? I don't think it's Showalter.

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u/CuteFactor8994 — 1 month ago

Has vs As?

I had a British friend who wrote emails where instead of using the word, "Has" he wrote it as, "As". I thought it was a quirky thing that only he did but now years later on Reddit, I'm seeing the same thing again. Can someone explain the reason for this? I'm just curious. 🤔

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u/CuteFactor8994 — 2 months ago