Killer who fatally stabbed 4 University of Idaho students still at large

[TimHauck 2,602]

7 minutes ago, Hawkeye21 said:

It seems odd that the killer had the knife in a sheath but did not have the sheath on his belt.  Make me question whether it was left behind on purpose or not.  Pretty dumb mistake otherwise.

Yeah I’ve seen people say things like “for a PhD criminology student, he sure seems to have made a lot of stupid mistakes”

Possibly he did some of this intentionally and might have something up his sleeve for his defense?  Should be interesting.

[nobody 2,557]

54 minutes ago, Engorgeous George said:

Semantic games perhaps. They might say they inquired as to the possibility but did not direct it.  I, of course have no way of knowing, I am simply spitballing. 

If there dealings with Twitter are any indication, they probably said, "There is a car driving on this road.  He might be doing something that's worthy of a stop.  Not telling you to do anything."

[Engorgeous George 2,124]

1 minute ago, nobody said:

If there dealings with Twitter are any indication, they probably said, "There is a car driving on this road.  He might be doing something that's worthy of a stop.  Not telling you to do anything."

Exactly

[TimHauck 2,602]

26 minutes ago, nobody said:

If there dealings with Twitter are any indication, they probably said, "There is a car driving on this road.  He might be doing something that's worthy of a stop.  Not telling you to do anything."

Now you’re getting it

[Hardcore troubadour 14,919]

Keris Riebel. How come that white girls murder hasn’t gotten much play? 

[wiffleball 4,788]

51 minutes ago, Hardcore troubadour said:

Keris Riebel. How come that white girls murder hasn’t gotten much play? 

With a name like that, they probably assume she's black.

[Hawkeye21 2,380]

53 minutes ago, Hardcore troubadour said:

Keris Riebel. How come that white girls murder hasn’t gotten much play? 

Why do you think it should?

[Hardcore troubadour 14,919]

1 minute ago, Hawkeye21 said:

Why do you think it should?

She was hacked  up with a machete working at a store in the middle of the day? Why do you think it shouldn’t or doesn’t? 

[Hawkeye21 2,380]

Just now, Hardcore troubadour said:

She was hacked  up with a machete working at a store in the middle of the day? Why do you think it shouldn’t or doesn’t? 

A random attack in the middle of the day sounds like something that happens in cities all over the place.  Was there a huge mystery as to who did it?  Did he kill multiple people?  There are multiple reasons why one is more compelling than the other.  I thought it was pretty obvious.

[Horseman 2,353]

For fok sake.  Hauck and Hawkeye think the killer left behind the sheath to the murder weapon with his DNA on purpose?  Of course they do.  Two dummies actually said that outload.

[Hardcore troubadour 14,919]

4 minutes ago, Hawkeye21 said:

A random attack in the middle of the day sounds like something that happens in cities all over the place.  Was there a huge mystery as to who did it?  Did he kill multiple people?  There are multiple reasons why one is more compelling than the other.  I thought it was pretty obvious.

Wasn’t in a city. It was in some shitsville town. Just a poor white girl.  Her life doesn’t rate.  No mystery who done it. 

[Hawkeye21 2,380]

1 minute ago, Horseman said:

For fok sake.  Hauck and Hawkeye think the killer left behind the sheath to the murder weapon with his DNA on purpose?  Of course they do.  Two dummies actually said that outload.

Do you have reading comprehension issues?  I didn't say that I think he actually did it on purpose.  They way I worded it does not imply that I think he did it for sure.

[Hawkeye21 2,380]

1 minute ago, Hardcore troubadour said:

Wasn’t in a city. It was in some shitsville town. Just a poor white girl.  Her life doesn’t rate.  No mystery who done it. 

I see you're just trying to start an argument.  You must be bored today.

[Horseman 2,353]

Just now, Hawkeye21 said:

Do you have reading comprehension issues?  I didn't say that I think he actually did it on purpose.  They way I worded it does not imply that I think he did it for sure.

The thought entering into your brain is silly.  Actually typing that thought outload is metal helmet dumb.  

 

[Hardcore troubadour 14,919]

2 minutes ago, Hawkeye21 said:

I see you're just trying to start an argument.  You must be bored today.

Everyone keeps saying this is a story because the victims are white girls. Once again I’m proving that’s not the criteria for media coverage.  Right again. 

[Hawkeye21 2,380]

1 minute ago, Horseman said:

The thought entering into your brain is silly.  Actually typing that thought outload is metal helmet dumb.  

 

It's really not that silly though.  There have been plenty of times serial killers have left behind something at a crime scene on purpose.

[Hawkeye21 2,380]

1 minute ago, Hardcore troubadour said:

Everyone keeps saying this is a story because the victims are white girls. Once again I’m proving that’s not the criteria for media coverage.  Right again. 

I would agree with that.  I don't think it's because they are white girls.  It's a big story because of the mystery behind it.

[wiffleball 4,788]

48 minutes ago, Horseman said:

For fok sake.  Hauck and Hawkeye think the killer left behind the sheath to the murder weapon with his DNA on purpose?  Of course they do.  Two dummies actually said that outload.

Leave it to the call of duty generation. Murdering people, especially with a knife? Is bloody, violent , chaotic and scary.  And it sure so wouldn't surprise anybody if the kid did drugs or booze or both to build up the gumption to actually go through with it.

 

But even if you didn't, killing four people with a knife? And hoping to God not to get caught or have them turn the knife on you? 

 

Again, it's easy to Monday morning quarterback. Especially from guys who have been conditioned to be able to " kill" 20 people while sitting on their couch waiting for Mom's meatloaf.

 

The guy just f***** up. Lots of criminals do. And thank God for that. If you were to ask a real cop? When crimes get solved, it's not usually because the cops are so smart, but because the criminals are so dumb.

[Horseman 2,353]

1 minute ago, wiffleball said:

Leave it to the call of duty generation. Murdering people, especially with a knife? Is bloody, violent , chaotic and scary.  And it sure so wouldn't surprise anybody if the kid did drugs or booze or both to build up the gumption to actually go through with it.

 

But even if you didn't, killing four people with a nice? And hoping to God not to get caught or have them turn the knife on you? 

 

Again, it's easy to Monday morning quarterback. Especially from guys who have been conditioned to be able to " kill" 20 people while sitting on their couch waiting for Mom's meatloaf.

 

The guy just f***** up. Lots of criminals do. And thank God for that. If you were to ask a real cop? When crimes get solved, it's not usually because the cops are so smart, but because the criminals are so dumb.

Hawkeye has never heard of Occam's Razor.

[Hawkeye21 2,380]

18 minutes ago, Horseman said:

Hawkeye has never heard of Occam's Razor.

What’s your deal?

[wiffleball 4,788]

29 minutes ago, Horseman said:

Hawkeye has never heard of Occam's Razor.

I thought he used a K-Bar?

[Engorgeous George 2,124]

49 minutes ago, Horseman said:

For fok sake.  Hauck and Hawkeye think the killer left behind the sheath to the murder weapon with his DNA on purpose?  Of course they do.  Two dummies actually said that outload.

I presume you were going for "out loud"

[Engorgeous George 2,124]

32 minutes ago, Horseman said:

Hawkeye has never heard of Occam's Razor.

Maybe that was the murder weapon.

[Horseman 2,353]

10 minutes ago, Hawkeye21 said:

What’s your deal?

Criminals who dress in black, wear a mask, flee the state, etc. do not want to be caught.  Suggesting they might have purposely left behind the murder weapon sheath with their DNA is dumb.

The simplest and correct conclusion is that criminals are dumb/mentally ill/acting on illogical emotion and left the DNA behind on accident.  Not that they are some sort of evil mastermind that left it behind for nefarious purposes.   

[Hawkeye21 2,380]

15 minutes ago, Horseman said:

Criminals who dress in black, wear a mask, flee the state, etc. do not want to be caught.  Suggesting they might have purposely left behind the murder weapon sheath with their DNA is dumb.

The simplest and correct conclusion is that criminals are dumb/mentally ill/acting on illogical emotion and left the DNA behind on accident.  Not that they are some sort of evil mastermind that left it behind for nefarious purposes.   

I wasn’t suggesting that he left behind the DNA on purpose. Are you just naturally an ass or do you go out of your way to be this way?

[Engorgeous George 2,124]

1 minute ago, Hawkeye21 said:

I wasn’t suggesting that he left behind the DNA on purpose. Are you just naturally an ass or do you go out of your way to be this way?

He's a self-made man.

[Horseman 2,353]

2 minutes ago, Hawkeye21 said:

I wasn’t suggesting that he left behind the DNA on purpose. Are you just naturally an ass or do you go out of your way to be this way?

Oh, now you're going to nitpick on sheath vs. DNA without understanding that there is a very good chance of NDA being on anything he left behind.  In your words, "Make me question whether it was left behind on purpose or not." 

 

[Hawkeye21 2,380]

15 minutes ago, Horseman said:

Oh, now you're going to nitpick on sheath vs. DNA without understanding that there is a very good chance of NDA being on anything he left behind.  In your words, "Make me question whether it was left behind on purpose or not." 

 

You’re smarter than this. You should understand the context of what I said. If you don’t then just go away. 

[nobody 2,557]

2 hours ago, wiffleball said:

The guy just f***** up. Lots of criminals do. And thank God for that. If you were to ask a real cop? When crimes get solved, it's not usually because the cops are so smart, but because the criminals are so dumb.

Probably in spite of it.

Story time...

I was dating a girl and her house got robbed.  The bath room mirror had fallen off the wall and the abutting towel bar was broken.  At first, I figured they were looking for prescription drugs and accidentally pulled the mirror off thinking it was a medicine cabinet.

Until I walked outside and I noticed the window sill to bathroom window had been wiped clean while all the other window sills were dirty.  Clearly, someone climbed through the window and tried to support himself on the towel rod and mirror as they were climbing through and they couldn't support the weight.

I pointed this out to the police that were "investigating" and they said, "No, she probably just left the door unlocked.  Okay bye," which I knew was BS because this girl was OCD about locking doors.

I mean I get they didn't care, and they had no intention of trying to find who did it, but at least pretend like you're going to do your job.

[Hawkeye21 2,380]

I saw this theory spreading around social media.  What are your thoughts?

 

 

 

 

Here is my current theory on the Idaho murders based on what we know to this point. Of course, I could be wrong but this theory seems to make all of the pieces fit.

Quinn Kelley, Dylan's boyfriend, was trafficking drugs(admitted by several who know him) from Boise, to Moscow and the University of Idaho campus. The murder house was the distribution point (leaks indicate it was a massive drug house) for Moscow. He was protected by the FBI as several agents were getting a cut of the profits. Dylan was involved as the local contact in the house as Quinn Kelley lived primarily in Boise. Kohberger was a frequent buyer from the house and a distributor to the Washington State University campus. This is why he was frequently in the area around the house, even at odd hours. Everyone in the house knew what was going on but went along with it as they received free drugs from Dylan for remaining silent.

Everything fell apart two weeks before the murder when Dylan and Maddie had a huge fight(see Tiktok video Maddie posted about Dylan from two weeks prior). Maddie threatened to turn Dylan and Quinn Kelley into the police for drug distribution. Maddie began talking to her friends about this and even told Adam at the Corner Club about it, which caused Kaylee to freak out(see sidewalk video where Showalter tells Kaylee, "those guys are going to get you") on the way to the grub truck when Kaylee found out Maddie told Adam "everything". Jack Showalter was so scared about what was going to happen that he immediately fled the area and hasn't returned.

Coincidentally, Dylan and Quinn Kelley had conspired to murder the roommates that night (Beth was spared as she was very loyal to and best friends with Dylan). The plan involved Quinn Kelley remaining in Boise and making a Tik Tok video in Boise for an alibi, placing him 5 hours away from the scene. Dylan was to have complete control over the murder scene. Dylan and Quinn Kelley hired Bryan Kohberger to do the killing with Quinn Kelley promising his payout in drugs/money the next morning after Quinn Kelley verified the scene. Kohberger was a known hardcore drug abuser. Kohberger being a criminal law expert was sure he could get away with it. He was even promised by Quinn Kelley that Kelley had the FBI working with him and that Kohberger would be protected. Still, Kohberger took no chances in case anything went wrong.

The roommates despite all being awake, were slow to respond as Kohberg was a regular at the home, even at late hours. Dylan didn't call 911 as she was part of it and wanted the roommates dead. The roommates had evidence to put her behind bars and Maddie now hated Dylan. Any necessary adjustment of the crime scene was done by Dylan before calling 911. Further, Dylan was the sole eyewitness.

Kohberger returned to the scene at 9:00am (as tracked by his phone data) to get paid by Quinn Kelley, who had now arrived/was arriving from Boise. Note, Moscow is a 5 hour drive from Boise, so Quinn Kelley would had to have left Boise very early in the morning. Upon inspecting the scene, Quinn Kelley paid Kohberger. Quinn Kelley then called 911 so he could further promote his alibi and talk to the cops about the case, which he did when they arrived. Meanwhile, Kohberger took to social media in an attempt to create as much plausible deniability for himself as possible. FBI agents did the opposite, posting on social media to incriminate Kohberger while using fake social media accounts that knew details of the crime.

What Kohberger didn't know is that Quinn Kelley, and by extension, Dylan, were working with the FBI as they had a joint drug trafficking enterprise and it would be only Kohberger that would be prosecuted. The only thing tying Kohberger to the scene was a knife sheath, planted by the FBI, which just so happened to have Kohberger's dna on it. The 911 call, which likely raised questions about Quinn Kelley, has not been released. A gag order has been issue to shut down any further investigation into this theory.

[Engorgeous George 2,124]

And the FBI's motive to be in business with drug dealers who are drug users in an extremely small market?  Sorry, not buying.

[Hawkeye21 2,380]

Just now, Engorgeous George said:

And the FBI's motive to be in business with drug dealers who are drug users in an extremely small market?  Sorry, not buying.

I don't buy it either.  Some of these theories people come up with are incredible.

[Engorgeous George 2,124]

1 minute ago, Hawkeye21 said:

I don't buy it either.  Some of these theories people come up with are incredible.

I do applaud their immagination.

[TimHauck 2,602]

Yeah that is some wild imagination there 

[nobody 2,557]

28 minutes ago, Hawkeye21 said:

I saw this theory spreading around social media.  What are your thoughts?

 

 

 

 

Here is my current theory on the Idaho murders based on what we know to this point. Of course, I could be wrong but this theory seems to make all of the pieces fit.

Quinn Kelley, Dylan's boyfriend, was trafficking drugs(admitted by several who know him) from Boise, to Moscow and the University of Idaho campus. The murder house was the distribution point (leaks indicate it was a massive drug house) for Moscow. He was protected by the FBI as several agents were getting a cut of the profits. Dylan was involved as the local contact in the house as Quinn Kelley lived primarily in Boise. Kohberger was a frequent buyer from the house and a distributor to the Washington State University campus. This is why he was frequently in the area around the house, even at odd hours. Everyone in the house knew what was going on but went along with it as they received free drugs from Dylan for remaining silent.

Everything fell apart two weeks before the murder when Dylan and Maddie had a huge fight(see Tiktok video Maddie posted about Dylan from two weeks prior). Maddie threatened to turn Dylan and Quinn Kelley into the police for drug distribution. Maddie began talking to her friends about this and even told Adam at the Corner Club about it, which caused Kaylee to freak out(see sidewalk video where Showalter tells Kaylee, "those guys are going to get you") on the way to the grub truck when Kaylee found out Maddie told Adam "everything". Jack Showalter was so scared about what was going to happen that he immediately fled the area and hasn't returned.

Coincidentally, Dylan and Quinn Kelley had conspired to murder the roommates that night (Beth was spared as she was very loyal to and best friends with Dylan). The plan involved Quinn Kelley remaining in Boise and making a Tik Tok video in Boise for an alibi, placing him 5 hours away from the scene. Dylan was to have complete control over the murder scene. Dylan and Quinn Kelley hired Bryan Kohberger to do the killing with Quinn Kelley promising his payout in drugs/money the next morning after Quinn Kelley verified the scene. Kohberger was a known hardcore drug abuser. Kohberger being a criminal law expert was sure he could get away with it. He was even promised by Quinn Kelley that Kelley had the FBI working with him and that Kohberger would be protected. Still, Kohberger took no chances in case anything went wrong.

The roommates despite all being awake, were slow to respond as Kohberg was a regular at the home, even at late hours. Dylan didn't call 911 as she was part of it and wanted the roommates dead. The roommates had evidence to put her behind bars and Maddie now hated Dylan. Any necessary adjustment of the crime scene was done by Dylan before calling 911. Further, Dylan was the sole eyewitness.

Kohberger returned to the scene at 9:00am (as tracked by his phone data) to get paid by Quinn Kelley, who had now arrived/was arriving from Boise. Note, Moscow is a 5 hour drive from Boise, so Quinn Kelley would had to have left Boise very early in the morning. Upon inspecting the scene, Quinn Kelley paid Kohberger. Quinn Kelley then called 911 so he could further promote his alibi and talk to the cops about the case, which he did when they arrived. Meanwhile, Kohberger took to social media in an attempt to create as much plausible deniability for himself as possible. FBI agents did the opposite, posting on social media to incriminate Kohberger while using fake social media accounts that knew details of the crime.

What Kohberger didn't know is that Quinn Kelley, and by extension, Dylan, were working with the FBI as they had a joint drug trafficking enterprise and it would be only Kohberger that would be prosecuted. The only thing tying Kohberger to the scene was a knife sheath, planted by the FBI, which just so happened to have Kohberger's dna on it. The 911 call, which likely raised questions about Quinn Kelley, has not been released. A gag order has been issue to shut down any further investigation into this theory.

Seems legit to me.

[Hawkeye21 2,380]

Just now, nobody said:

Seems legit to me.

Sounds like a great plot for a movie.

[IGotWorms 4,057]

42 minutes ago, Hawkeye21 said:

I saw this theory spreading around social media.  What are your thoughts?

 

 

 

 

Here is my current theory on the Idaho murders based on what we know to this point. Of course, I could be wrong but this theory seems to make all of the pieces fit.

Quinn Kelley, Dylan's boyfriend, was trafficking drugs(admitted by several who know him) from Boise, to Moscow and the University of Idaho campus. The murder house was the distribution point (leaks indicate it was a massive drug house) for Moscow. He was protected by the FBI as several agents were getting a cut of the profits. Dylan was involved as the local contact in the house as Quinn Kelley lived primarily in Boise. Kohberger was a frequent buyer from the house and a distributor to the Washington State University campus. This is why he was frequently in the area around the house, even at odd hours. Everyone in the house knew what was going on but went along with it as they received free drugs from Dylan for remaining silent.

Everything fell apart two weeks before the murder when Dylan and Maddie had a huge fight(see Tiktok video Maddie posted about Dylan from two weeks prior). Maddie threatened to turn Dylan and Quinn Kelley into the police for drug distribution. Maddie began talking to her friends about this and even told Adam at the Corner Club about it, which caused Kaylee to freak out(see sidewalk video where Showalter tells Kaylee, "those guys are going to get you") on the way to the grub truck when Kaylee found out Maddie told Adam "everything". Jack Showalter was so scared about what was going to happen that he immediately fled the area and hasn't returned.

Coincidentally, Dylan and Quinn Kelley had conspired to murder the roommates that night (Beth was spared as she was very loyal to and best friends with Dylan). The plan involved Quinn Kelley remaining in Boise and making a Tik Tok video in Boise for an alibi, placing him 5 hours away from the scene. Dylan was to have complete control over the murder scene. Dylan and Quinn Kelley hired Bryan Kohberger to do the killing with Quinn Kelley promising his payout in drugs/money the next morning after Quinn Kelley verified the scene. Kohberger was a known hardcore drug abuser. Kohberger being a criminal law expert was sure he could get away with it. He was even promised by Quinn Kelley that Kelley had the FBI working with him and that Kohberger would be protected. Still, Kohberger took no chances in case anything went wrong.

The roommates despite all being awake, were slow to respond as Kohberg was a regular at the home, even at late hours. Dylan didn't call 911 as she was part of it and wanted the roommates dead. The roommates had evidence to put her behind bars and Maddie now hated Dylan. Any necessary adjustment of the crime scene was done by Dylan before calling 911. Further, Dylan was the sole eyewitness.

Kohberger returned to the scene at 9:00am (as tracked by his phone data) to get paid by Quinn Kelley, who had now arrived/was arriving from Boise. Note, Moscow is a 5 hour drive from Boise, so Quinn Kelley would had to have left Boise very early in the morning. Upon inspecting the scene, Quinn Kelley paid Kohberger. Quinn Kelley then called 911 so he could further promote his alibi and talk to the cops about the case, which he did when they arrived. Meanwhile, Kohberger took to social media in an attempt to create as much plausible deniability for himself as possible. FBI agents did the opposite, posting on social media to incriminate Kohberger while using fake social media accounts that knew details of the crime.

What Kohberger didn't know is that Quinn Kelley, and by extension, Dylan, were working with the FBI as they had a joint drug trafficking enterprise and it would be only Kohberger that would be prosecuted. The only thing tying Kohberger to the scene was a knife sheath, planted by the FBI, which just so happened to have Kohberger's dna on it. The 911 call, which likely raised questions about Quinn Kelley, has not been released. A gag order has been issue to shut down any further investigation into this theory.

I think that’s focking stupid. Although only for the FBI being involved. Something off about Dylan and her story 

[MDC 7,121]

On 1/6/2023 at 6:38 PM, Engorgeous George said:

I presume you were going for "out loud"

He has the same problem with hot wife.

[taco breath 424]

8 hours ago, Hawkeye21 said:

I saw this theory spreading around social media.  What are your thoughts?

 

 

 

 

Here is my current theory on the Idaho murders based on what we know to this point. Of course, I could be wrong but this theory seems to make all of the pieces fit.

Quinn Kelley, Dylan's boyfriend, was trafficking drugs(admitted by several who know him) from Boise, to Moscow and the University of Idaho campus. The murder house was the distribution point (leaks indicate it was a massive drug house) for Moscow. He was protected by the FBI as several agents were getting a cut of the profits. Dylan was involved as the local contact in the house as Quinn Kelley lived primarily in Boise. Kohberger was a frequent buyer from the house and a distributor to the Washington State University campus. This is why he was frequently in the area around the house, even at odd hours. Everyone in the house knew what was going on but went along with it as they received free drugs from Dylan for remaining silent.

Everything fell apart two weeks before the murder when Dylan and Maddie had a huge fight(see Tiktok video Maddie posted about Dylan from two weeks prior). Maddie threatened to turn Dylan and Quinn Kelley into the police for drug distribution. Maddie began talking to her friends about this and even told Adam at the Corner Club about it, which caused Kaylee to freak out(see sidewalk video where Showalter tells Kaylee, "those guys are going to get you") on the way to the grub truck when Kaylee found out Maddie told Adam "everything". Jack Showalter was so scared about what was going to happen that he immediately fled the area and hasn't returned.

Coincidentally, Dylan and Quinn Kelley had conspired to murder the roommates that night (Beth was spared as she was very loyal to and best friends with Dylan). The plan involved Quinn Kelley remaining in Boise and making a Tik Tok video in Boise for an alibi, placing him 5 hours away from the scene. Dylan was to have complete control over the murder scene. Dylan and Quinn Kelley hired Bryan Kohberger to do the killing with Quinn Kelley promising his payout in drugs/money the next morning after Quinn Kelley verified the scene. Kohberger was a known hardcore drug abuser. Kohberger being a criminal law expert was sure he could get away with it. He was even promised by Quinn Kelley that Kelley had the FBI working with him and that Kohberger would be protected. Still, Kohberger took no chances in case anything went wrong.

The roommates despite all being awake, were slow to respond as Kohberg was a regular at the home, even at late hours. Dylan didn't call 911 as she was part of it and wanted the roommates dead. The roommates had evidence to put her behind bars and Maddie now hated Dylan. Any necessary adjustment of the crime scene was done by Dylan before calling 911. Further, Dylan was the sole eyewitness.

Kohberger returned to the scene at 9:00am (as tracked by his phone data) to get paid by Quinn Kelley, who had now arrived/was arriving from Boise. Note, Moscow is a 5 hour drive from Boise, so Quinn Kelley would had to have left Boise very early in the morning. Upon inspecting the scene, Quinn Kelley paid Kohberger. Quinn Kelley then called 911 so he could further promote his alibi and talk to the cops about the case, which he did when they arrived. Meanwhile, Kohberger took to social media in an attempt to create as much plausible deniability for himself as possible. FBI agents did the opposite, posting on social media to incriminate Kohberger while using fake social media accounts that knew details of the crime.

What Kohberger didn't know is that Quinn Kelley, and by extension, Dylan, were working with the FBI as they had a joint drug trafficking enterprise and it would be only Kohberger that would be prosecuted. The only thing tying Kohberger to the scene was a knife sheath, planted by the FBI, which just so happened to have Kohberger's dna on it. The 911 call, which likely raised questions about Quinn Kelley, has not been released. A gag order has been issue to shut down any further investigation into this theory.

Tldr

[Gepetto 1,288]

Damn impressive theory.  They could write a show like Breaking Bad and it would be another huge hit.