New documents reveal Bryan Kohberger’s unsettling behavior while at Washington State University

Bryan Kohberger Bizarre Behavior Revealed -- How He Made Classmates 'Uncomfortable'

Bryan Kohberger's bizarre behavior while studying criminology at Washington State in the days and months before brutally killing four University of Idaho students has been revealed.

Bryan Kohberger’s classmates made 13 formal complaints about the killer for ‘being a d–k’, making offensive comments: report

Kohberger, 30, was only days into his first semester at the doctoral criminology program when he received his first complaint, earning him a reputation for "being a d---," members of the WSU community said in unsealed documents and interviews obtained by PEOPLE.

Docs: Women Told University They Felt Uncomfortable Around Bryan Kohberger

Washington State University female students complained that Bryan Kohberger made them uncomfortable. Professors and classmates told investigators that Kohberger’s behavior had caused problems for months before he was arrested. (8/18/25)

New documents reveal Bryan Kohberger’s unsettling behavior while at Washington State University

Idaho police documents expose Bryan Kohberger's troubling behavior at WSU amid his criminology studies and TA role, leaving a negative impact on peers.

Bryan Kohberger's Unsealed Interviews Reveal Complaints From WSU Students

MEGAUnsealed documents on Bryan Kohberger have shed new light on his troubled time at Washington State University. The convicted murderer was enrolled as a student at the university when he brutally killed four students from the University of Idaho. According to the documents, Kohberger had a strained relationship with many of his colleagues and some students. Just a few months into the start of Bryan Kohberger's program, more than a dozen compl…