In December 2022, after Bryan Kohberger’s arrest, Seven Sirens Brewing Company owner Jordan Serulneck spoke to NBC News about notes in Kohberger’s customer record linked to his ID mentioning off-handed remarks and disparaging comments directed toward female patrons and service staff. Serulneck said he never personally witnessed anything, but he did confront Kohberger in one instance regarding those claims, and Kohberger seemed unaware of the issue.
In the case of the NBC “Dateline” report that included allegations that Kohberger entered a female WSU student’s home, it was unclear that he did it at the time. After discovering the home invasion. Kohberger offered to establish a home surveillance system for his friend to which he may have had access, per NewsNation. Speaking with “Dateline” (via TMZ), FBI profiler Greg Cooper said Kohberger likely orchestrated the situation “so that she would come to him and that he would be able to help her. It is another level of power and domination and control over another person.”
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Further evidence of Kohberger’s attitudes toward females emerged while employed as a teaching assistant at WSU. According to anonymous sources that spoke to NewsNation, Kohberger reportedly graded female students differently than their male colleagues, and incidents of rude behavior and sexist remarks directed at women were recorded in school documents. These incidents contributed to his termination — and were even the catalyst for a harassment training seminar at WSU.
