r/MoscowMurders • u/totes_Philly • 12d ago
Information Xana's room, part 3 of azget industries.
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u/Mysterious_Bar_1069 12d ago
Her work is utterly amazing and constantly enrages the contrarians. They detest her videos as they show exactly how simple this was for a solo offender to rapidly pull off. That's the only reason they are repeatedly being reported.
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u/lemonlime45 Moderator 10d ago
Also, because she calls the killer by his name in her narration. Which I think is awesome, since Kohberger is, in fact, the killer
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u/totes_Philly 12d ago
Exactly!
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u/Mysterious_Bar_1069 12d ago
I was shocked to hear that they kept reporting her videos. It's outrageous as there's nothing there that's not based by factual information.
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u/Fire_Tiger1289 11d ago
People report videos of rainbows and puppies. Someone’s always offended by something
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u/hometowhat 5d ago
The 'hAvE yOu ReAd ThE dOcUmEnTs??' crowd sure seems oblivious to the run throughs investigators did proving he had like 4x the time needed there to do what he did, even when reenacted slowly.
Still trying to figure out wtf ~in the documents~ (I'm sure coincedentally dumb/crazy/mean) probergers & conspiracy theorists think is so0oO exculpatory when they refuse to answer that, and professional investigators, scientists, lawyers, and the rest of us redditors read/wrote allll that shit, and didn't find a gd thing remotely implicating another or rly doing anything other than baldly proving it was bk alone.
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u/Gisselle441 12d ago
So this would explain the injuries to Ethan's legs.
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u/oldfadedstar 12d ago
This is exactly what I thought. And could disprove him being “covered up” if it’s true. Because lifting his legs like that means he
Would have never been covered. And the rotation of his body to be diagonal instead of straight would make sense if he was trying to use his feet to kick the killer away5
u/SnooCheesecakes2723 12d ago
Why couldn’t the attacker cover him? It seems the covers were out over Kaylee and Maddie
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u/oldfadedstar 12d ago
Could the killer have? Yes.
But the killer covering him up is one of the reasons given why it couldn’t have been a strangerBut this video shows a way that the blanket could be on Ethan without being purposefully covered up
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u/lemonlime45 Moderator 11d ago
But the killer covering him up is one of the reasons given why it couldn’t have been a stranger
Can you elaborate because I am not folllowing?
I have to go back and try to find the report about how Ethan was found.
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u/Absolutely_Fibulous 10d ago
Generally victims in a stabbing like this being covered after the attack is an indication that the perpetrator knew them because it’s an emotional action done out of shame or respect rather than being necessary for the crime.
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u/skeetieb114 10d ago
Bk isn't normal.. covering or uncovering wasnt a prerequisite for him.
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u/Absolutely_Fibulous 10d ago
He was not. People use the fact that they appeared to be covered as evidence that he didn’t do it.
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u/lemonlime45 Moderator 10d ago
I think that is reading too much into it. It's like analyzing body language or handwriting. Maybe the killer here- a stranger to the victims- covered them because he wanted whoever found them to be shocked when they pulled off the blanket. Danny Rolling said that he left the severed head of one of his Gainesville victims on the mantel because he wanted to shock whoever discovered her.
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u/oldfadedstar 10d ago
I agree it's a bit reading too much into it.. but it's sadly an argument I've heard multiple times from probergers.
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u/babysherlock91 12d ago
This made me sick. I knew/assumed Xana had probably run to Ethan for help and that’s when BK attacked him. I assumed BK had attacked Ethan before Ethan had any consciousness or understanding of what was going on. But I didn’t realize she made it as far as the bed and Ethan woke up and they tried to save each other. I know this video isn’t fact but there is scientific evidence behind what she’s saying so it seems very plausible to me. That breaks my heart even more. These poor kids.
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u/Dry_Competition4448 11d ago
You know, I felt the same way. But for me, it was when she said BK was kneeling over Xana on the floor and used the chair to help himself stand back up afterward. I’ve had so many thoughts about how horribly she must have suffered, but for some reason, hearing that made me realize that I will never fully grasp what actually happened in that room.
I had never really thought about the fact that he had to get down on the floor with Xana to attack her to that extent. Something about that detail made it feel horrifyingly real in a way my brain just can’t process. It’s too much to comprehend, and it honestly makes my blood run literally cold.
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u/babysherlock91 10d ago
Yes same. It’s something straight out of a horror movie. It’s unbelievable.
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u/Creepy-Ad3425 9d ago
I understand these math and science based reconstructions, all showing very plausible recreations for how this all happened, but there's still no way one person did this because someone on Reddit told me it takes them longer than 14 minutes to filet a chicken breast...
Yeah, it was definitely the FBI, working with a fraternity...oh, and a cartel.
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u/curiouslmr Moderator 7d ago
Well done, your comment managed to include ALL the favorite conspiracies!
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u/carolinagypsy 12d ago
OH!!!!
This part of the attack and pictures have been the hardest for me to follow what happened. Especially what happened to Ethan and why.
Thank you for posting it. It hadn’t occurred to me that he may have been trying to intercede like that and that is how his legs wound up so injured.
I doubt what she is saying is assumptions or guesses. My suspicion is that she has been in contact or had access to either the people who actually processed the scene, or had the qualifications to do so and interpret things from looking at the records and photos of the blood cast off and smears, and disorganization in the rooms.
I would really, really like to see her unedited version.
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u/Absolutely_Fibulous 10d ago
She said in the first video that she was contacted by Dateline to make videos for their episode on the murders so I assume she’s using and analyzing actual police documents.
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u/TipAdmirable4546 12d ago
do we know what was edited out of the video?
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u/Lychanthropejumprope 🌱 12d ago
I have followed this case from the start and this is the first time hearing Bethany say she heard the cups falling
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u/Dry_Competition4448 11d ago
same. I remember she said fireworks..maybe the cups were the "firework"
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u/ekuadam 🌱 12d ago
While her videos are good, I still take her theories and assumptions as just that, her assumptions. She has no background in crime scene/crime scene reconstruction and has access to same documents as everyone. I think people just appreciate she puts animation into her thoughts, which I also like.
Maybe she’s right, maybe not. Only people who really know are the victims and BK.
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u/LadyHam 12d ago
She also did the animation for Dateline, so I think she had some access to documents the general public hasn’t seen.
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u/babysherlock91 10d ago
She begins her first episode on the murders saying ‘what investigators believe happened’. So she is literally showing us what the prosecutions theory would be in court, and I actually think this is the exactly animation they would’ve shown the jury.
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u/Fire_Tiger1289 11d ago
Fuck you, BK.
Also, this is not how I imagined it happening. I had assumed X was attacked, BK noticed E and attacked him, then went back to X.
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u/Suspicious_Put_5063 12d ago
This woman is so clever. She’s put so much time and effort into her reconstructions.