Not even a full week with students and my admin think that doing pop-in (informal) observations was a smart idea.
Yeah, that’s not going to raise or MAINTAIN staff morale.
So I know that they can obviously tell the different types of knife/knives used based on wounds. But wouldn’t multiple KBAR knives create the same type of wound?
Like with guns, they can match the bullet with the gun based on markings (etchings? I don’t know what the specific name is for it..) on the bullet. Are there differences in the same types of knives?
So, like maybe there could have been multiple knives/multiple perpetrators if there isn’t specific difference between two knives of the same type?
(And could experts only figure that out if they had an actual weapon(s) to look at?)
Is there anything in his plea deal that says he can’t?
It is so odd that he would plead guilty if he actually knew what a weak case the prosecution had.
It seems to me like the only way we know what happened is if Kohberger does an interview.