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Beyond the Phone Pings: Was Bryan Kohberger Really Guilty?
Four students brutally murdered. One man arrested. A case that shocked an entire nation.
The Idaho Four murders shook Moscow, Idaho, and left the University of Idaho community reeling. Bryan Kohberger, a criminology PhD student, was quickly framed as the killer, and the headlines declared the case solved. But does the story really add up?
Beyond the Phone Was Bryan Kohberger Really Guilty? takes readers beyond the media frenzy and courtroom narratives to investigate the unanswered questions no one else is asking. How reliable is the phone data that supposedly places Kohberger near the scene? Could DNA evidence have been misinterpreted—or even contaminated? What about alternative suspects, overlooked leads, and strange inconsistencies in the timeline? Could such sketchy evidence truly convict someone—or compel them to enter a plea deal? And if that can happen to someone in a high-profile case, what does it mean for you or me? Could any of us be wrongly accused?
With a skeptical eye and investigative rigor, this book examines the gaps, contradictions, and shadowy corners of the case. It challenges the accepted narrative and dares to ask what really happened on that fateful night. Perfect for true crime enthusiasts, amateur detectives, and anyone captivated by mysteries, Beyond the Phone Pings doesn’t just retell the story—it uncovers what’s been hidden, ignored, or dismissed.
If Bryan Kohberger did not commit the murders, then who did? And more importantly, what does this case reveal about the fragile nature of justice and the stories we are told to believe?
The Idaho Four murders shook Moscow, Idaho, and left the University of Idaho community reeling. Bryan Kohberger, a criminology PhD student, was quickly framed as the killer, and the headlines declared the case solved. But does the story really add up?
Beyond the Phone Was Bryan Kohberger Really Guilty? takes readers beyond the media frenzy and courtroom narratives to investigate the unanswered questions no one else is asking. How reliable is the phone data that supposedly places Kohberger near the scene? Could DNA evidence have been misinterpreted—or even contaminated? What about alternative suspects, overlooked leads, and strange inconsistencies in the timeline? Could such sketchy evidence truly convict someone—or compel them to enter a plea deal? And if that can happen to someone in a high-profile case, what does it mean for you or me? Could any of us be wrongly accused?
With a skeptical eye and investigative rigor, this book examines the gaps, contradictions, and shadowy corners of the case. It challenges the accepted narrative and dares to ask what really happened on that fateful night. Perfect for true crime enthusiasts, amateur detectives, and anyone captivated by mysteries, Beyond the Phone Pings doesn’t just retell the story—it uncovers what’s been hidden, ignored, or dismissed.
If Bryan Kohberger did not commit the murders, then who did? And more importantly, what does this case reveal about the fragile nature of justice and the stories we are told to believe?
81 pages, Kindle Edition
Published August 30, 2025
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September 1, 2025
Straightforward and Eye-Opening
This book really helped me understand the case in a clear and factual way. It strips away the noise and focuses on the evidence, the timeline, and the investigative details without distraction. I appreciated how it stayed grounded in the facts while still being engaging. A perfect companion to Shadow Over Moscow.
This book really helped me understand the case in a clear and factual way. It strips away the noise and focuses on the evidence, the timeline, and the investigative details without distraction. I appreciated how it stayed grounded in the facts while still being engaging. A perfect companion to Shadow Over Moscow.
December 29, 2025
Repetitive
I enjoyed her first book in this series. But, this book was a bit far fetched. If it set out to place doubt in my mind of who the true murderer/s was/were, it did not. Now, if the book showed me more research was put into the doubts the author brought to light, it might have given me pause. Of course, it would have been a much longer read.
I enjoyed her first book in this series. But, this book was a bit far fetched. If it set out to place doubt in my mind of who the true murderer/s was/were, it did not. Now, if the book showed me more research was put into the doubts the author brought to light, it might have given me pause. Of course, it would have been a much longer read.
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