In the month of August, Arun Dash, an engineering student at Washington State University who is 28 years old, had a new downstairs neighbour in Bryan Kohberger in the apartment complex where he lives, Steptoe Village
He was able to put himself in Bryan Kohberger’s shoes and understand why he was so eager to make friends at initially. It is possible for residents of the college town who aren’t undergraduate students to have feelings of social isolation.
Arun Dash explains what Bryan Kohberger would have felt as a loner
According to Dash, Bryan Kohberger, who is suspected of fatally stabbing four students at the University of Idaho in November, went out of his way to introduce himself and even offered arrangements to meet him.
After Kohberger’s arrest for the killings of Xana Kernodle, Kaylee Goncalves, Ethan Chapin, and Madison Mogen on November 13, it was initially thought that he was a loner who kept to himself for the most part and that he acted alone in committing the crimes. On the other hand, the statements made by Dash and his roommate depict an entirely different picture.
They claimed that Kohberger was a highly gregarious student who either impressed or turned off other individuals. They assert that he went to Pullman coffee shops, local craft beer businesses, and even made an effort to socialise with his neighbours.
According to Insider, Arun Dash’s roommate claimed that Kohberger provided him his phone number and regularly urged him to hang out with him. The roommate asked that his identity not be used because he feared being harassed by Kohberger. According to one of the roommates, “He talked to everybody, he was a very chatty person — not charming, but outgoing,” the roommate said. “He would ask me to hang out.”
One day, the roommate brought up in passing the idea of the two of them working out together. “He seemed like a very fit person, so I asked if he wanted to come to my gym with me,” Arun Dash said. Kohberger stated that he could not accept because he already had a commitment. After some time had passed, Kohberger invited him to join him for coffee; however, he was preoccupied at the time.
According to Arun Dash’s roommate, during the course of time, however, he began to avoid Kohberger since the chats were never-ending. He said that he would quicken his step whenever he saw Kohberger coming towards him to appear in a hurry so that it wouldn’t look awkward to give Kohberger a passing hello rather than starting a whole conversation. He did this so that it wouldn’t look awkward to give Kohberger a passing hello rather than starting a whole conversation. In an interview with Insider, he stated, “I know if I start, he won’t stop,”
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