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by Michael Weber -Fri, July 25th 2025 at 6:27 PM Ada County, Idaho - Based on the available mugshots and court appearance images of Bryan Kohberger, his consistent emotionless demeanor offers a window into a complex psychological profile.  This lack of visible emotion, even after confessing to the violent murders of four University of Idaho students, stabbing and beating them in a brutal attack, might suggest a person who is highly detached, potentially exhibiting traits associated with conditions like autism spectrum disorder or psychopathy, as noted by some observers and legal arguments from his defense. His calm appearance during the legal process, including mugshot photos and court proceedings, could reflect an ability to compartmentalize or suppress emotional responses, perhaps as a coping mechanism or a ingrained characteristic.  Reports from former acquaintances, such as a teaching assistant colleague who observed his inappropriate behavior and injuries around the ...

EUGENE, Ore. — On July 23 at 6:57 p.m., Eugene Police arrested 49-year-old Kristi Lee Loewe , a wanted fugitive from Humboldt County, Nevada, on the 3000 block of N. Delta Highway. Loewe was sought for failing to appear on home invasion charges stemming from an incident in Winnemucca. The arrest followed a hit from the Eugene Police Department’s License Plate Reader system near Crescent Avenue, which flagged Loewe’s vehicle due to her felony-level warrant in the National Criminal Information Center. A detective confirmed Loewe matched the warrant’s description and photo before patrol officers conducted a traffic stop, taking her into custody without incident. In addition to the Nevada warrant, Loewe had outstanding warrants for DUII, reckless driving, and a failure to appear citation from Coos County. She was transported to Lane County Jail, booked as a fugitive from justice, and cited for the Coos County warrants. Information from Eugene Police Michael Weber, known for his extensive c...

EUGENE, Ore. — Early this morning, July 24, Eugene Police arrested two suspects following a robbery at the 13th Olive Apartments located at 1180 Willamette Street . At 1:41 a.m., officers responded to reports of a robbery in the parking structure, where a man in his 40s had met a woman, later identified as 22-year-old Merceydes Lynn Weavill , and given her money. A dispute ensued, and Weavill fled with the cash toward a stairwell, pursued by the victim. Weavill called for assistance from 24-year-old Daylon Michael Clarke , who arrived and brandished a firearm. The victim, also armed, drew his weapon, prompting Clarke to flee down the stairwell. Police responded in emergency mode and, after negotiations by an EPD crisis negotiator, both suspects surrendered and were taken into custody without incident at 3:33 a.m. Following a judge-approved search warrant, officers recovered a firearm from an apartment. Clarke and Weavill were transported to Lane County Jail, facing charges of Robbery i...

EUGENE, Ore. — A 23-year-old Eugene man, Reid Michael Squires , was arrested on July 22 for alleged sex crimes against a child under 12, following a collaborative effort by the Eugene Police Department (EPD) and Lane County Sheriff’s Office (LCSO). The investigation began on July 18 when an EPD patrol officer received a report of the crimes. After the victim’s family confronted Squires, he fled his residence. A search warrant was issued, and a probable cause document was distributed to local agencies.  An LCSO deputy later identified a man matching Squires’ description at an unhoused camp in Veneta. EPD’s Street Crimes Unit, Violent Crimes Unit, and LCSO deputies searched the area, locating Squires near a public pool in Veneta. He provided a false name but was safely taken into custody. Squires was booked into Lane County Jail on charges of first-degree rape, first-degree sodomy, and first-degree sex abuse. Under Oregon's HB 3511, known as "Jessica's Law," these crime...

by Michael Weber -Tue, July 23rd 2025 at 2:35 PM Ada County, Idaho - Today, July, 23, 2025, Bryan Kohberger was sentenced to four life sentences without the possibility of parole, plus an additional 10 years for burglary, in connection with the brutal murders of four University of Idaho students. The high-profile case, which gripped the nation, has concluded with Kohberger’s guilty plea, avoiding a prolonged trial. While the sentencing brings a degree of closure, many questions remain unanswered. Here’s what we’ve learned from the case and its resolution. What We Learned Kohberger Was Not "Pappa Rodger" Early in the investigation, speculation swirled on social media and forums, including references to a figure known as "Pappa Rodger" in connection to the case. Authorities have definitively confirmed that Bryan Kohberger has no connection to this alias or persona, dispelling rumors that fueled online conspiracy theories. No Family Members Tipped Off Law Enforcement D...