Cana was stabbed over 50 times

Yeah, I don't know what to say about Dylan and Bethany. Weird actions that night but then again, the circumstances were weird.

If only Dylan was that distraught on the night of the murders instead of playing on her phone for 8 hours and doing absolutely everything other than call the police.

Do you think he's a psychopath?
There's a good chance that he is one, but I can't say for sure.
And I never liked those US-American courtroom speeches by victims' relatives.
It's fine if they express their frustration and contempt toward the media.
But in a courtroom, it shouldn't be High Noon on the street, so to speak.
I couldn't agree more. I felt like it was more of a circus than a sentencing. Many of the speeches were over the top and tasteless including the one from Kaylee's mother ("big D's"). Seeing the family members hurl insults at BK is entertaining to watch but it isn't going to bring back their loved ones. BK still "won" in that he got the better of them and showed no remorse as they tried to break him but couldn't. The Chapin family had the better idea: they didn't attend the sentencing and instead spent the day honoring Ethan with a family vacation.

cryptoflovecraft July 24, 2025 02:57 AM
Member since September 3, 2017
Fireworks today in the courtroom! Steve G. and family gave BRUTAL victim impact statements while Kohberger looked on without emotion. Dylan spoke, too.
BK's off to prison now. Did they put the right man away?
I think so, but some "Probergers" still believe he's innocent.
This speech by Kaylee's sister is getting a lot of attention.
Kaylee Goncalves's Sister Confronts 'Loser' Bryan Kohberger In Stunning Impact Statement
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Well, I think Kohberger did it but still also think that he didn't do it alone.
Do you think he's a psychopath?
https://www.filmboards.com/t/True-Crime/Psychopaths-🧠​-What-Brain-Scans-reveal-about-Evil-3581513/
And I never liked those US-American courtroom speeches by victims' relatives.
It's fine if they express their frustration and contempt toward the media.
But in a courtroom, it shouldn't be
High Noon
on the street, so to speak.