Bryan Kohberger’s Chilling Calls: What Did He Say to Mom After the Murders?

Convicted murderer Bryan Kohberger made some chilling phone calls to his mother, Maryann Kohberger, just hours after he murdered four University of Idaho students. Over the course of several calls, totaling more than three hours, one can only imagine what kind of family chit-chat unfolded. Did he ask about her day, or perhaps dive right into the drama of his evening? Either way, those discussions raise some haunting questions for listeners everywhere.

Bryan made his first call just after returning home to Pullman, Washington, two hours post-tragedy. They must have had quite the small talk for him to feel at ease enough to call home after something so heinous. His phone call saga included a trip to the crime scene, where one could almost hear Maryann asking about her boy’s penchant for visiting places of interest. I mean, who wouldn’t be curious about their kid’s choice of hangouts?

Turning off your phone right before a crime? That’s next-level caution! Bryan’s decision to cut off his phone during those crucial hours suggests a premeditated effort to dodge detection. It’s as if he was living out his own crime thriller—only without the happy ending. This story leaves many questioning how families navigate such dark waters. If you could sit down and have a chat with anyone involved, who would you choose, and what would you ask?

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