Dateline’s Darkest Clues – What Kohberger’s Google Searches Say About His Mind
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Dateline’s Darkest Clues – What Kohberger’s Google Searches Say About His Mind
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They say you are what you search. In Kohberger’s case? That saying might be terrifyingly true. Psychotherapist Shavaun Scott is back with us to analyze the forensic goldmine hidden in Kohberger’s digital trail. What do his Google searches tell us about his preoccupation with violence, power, and planning? And how do those queries reflect the mindset of someone who may have rehearsed brutality long before acting on it?
This episode isn’t about gore. It’s about cognition. Obsession. Intent. We shine a light into Kohberger’s browser history — and what it may reveal about his internal world.
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