Did the Idaho Murder Suspect Have an Obsession with One of the Victims? – Video

The case of the Idaho murder suspect has taken a chilling turn with the release of a new book titled “When the Night Comes Falling” by Howard Blum. The book claims that University of Idaho student Madison Mogen was the real target of suspect Bryan Kohberger. Blum reveals that Kohberger may have first seen Mogen at a vegan restaurant off campus, sparking an obsession that ultimately led to her tragic death.

The details of the murders are both disturbing and shocking. After Mogen was brutally stabbed to death, her friend Kaylee Goncalves tried to flee but was tragically cornered by Kohberger. The book delves into the possible motivations behind the crimes, suggesting that Kohberger’s obsession with Mogen may have been a central factor.

Kohberger has pleaded not guilty to the charges against him, leaving many to wonder about the true nature of his relationship with the victims. As more information comes to light, it is clear that this case is far from ordinary. “When the Night Comes Falling” offers a compelling look into the darkness that lurks within the human mind, and raises important questions about the nature of obsession and violence.