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BRYAN Kohberger – the man who pleaded guilty to killing four University of Idaho students – was investigated for a strikingly similar crime a year prior, according to documents.

New details on the Idaho killings, alongside the other intruder investigation, were revealed in documents released by law enforcement.

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Kohberger pleaded guilty to the crimes, shocking family members of the victims[/caption]

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The Idaho murders happened in 2022, just a year after the similar crime Kohberger was investigated for[/caption]

In 2021, just a year prior to the four murders, a person with a knife and ski mask broke into a home in Pullman, Washington.

The documents said that the victim was sleeping in her bedroom when she awoke to her door opening.

A person with a ski mask and knife entered the room and walked to the edge of her bed.

The victim then kicked the suspect in the stomach, according to documents, and the person ran out. The suspect fled, and was never caught.

Less than a year after the frightening break-in, Kohberger moved to the same area to attend school.

The Idaho killings

Just a year later in 2022, four university students were killed in their home in Moscow, Idaho, sparking national attention as police searched for the murderer.

The victims, Madison Mogen, 21, Kaylee Goncalves, 21, Xana Kernodle, 20, and Ethan Chapin, 20, were brutally stabbed to death in a crime that still has little explanation on the motive.

A victim statement from the Idaho quadruple murders said that after hearing commotion, a surviving roommate “peeked out of her bedroom” and saw a man with a black ski mask on.

Kohberger pleaded guilty to the charges this summer, avoiding an upcoming trial and angering family members of the victims.

“The introduction of this plea deal, just weeks before the scheduled trial, is both shocking and cruel,” Aubrie Goncalves, 18, a sister of one of the victims, wrote.

“Bryan Kohberger facing a life in prison means he would still get to speak, form relationships, and engage with the world.”

“Meanwhile, our loved ones have been silenced forever. That reality stings more deeply when it feels like the system is protecting his future more than honoring the victims’ pasts.”

He will now serve life in prison without parole, avoiding the death penalty.

At his plea, the judge asked: “Are you pleading guilty because you are guilty?

Kohberger, 30, responded with a simple “yes.” 

The newly revealed files say that one of the victims, Goncalves, was left unrecognizable when they were found by officers the morning after the cruel killings.

Kernodle was then stabbed more than 50 times, according to the documents.

“I was unable to comprehend exactly what I was looking at while trying to discern the nature of the injuries,” one of the investigators said.

When asked if he wanted to make a statement in court, he sat emotionless and declined to answer.

After Kohberger was arrested for the Idaho murders, police revisited the first case to see if he could have been a possible suspect.

But after an investigation, police ruled that he was not related to the crime, and marked the case as inactive as he seemingly had no reason to be in the area at the time.

The released files into the 2021 crime also identified the person’s height between 5 feet, 3 inches tall to 5 feet, 5 inches tall.

In the Idaho case, a victim described him as 5 feet, 10 inches tall.

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Kohberger took a plea to serve life in prison[/caption]

A PASSENGER who filmed his furious plane toilet row with a flight attendant is now facing major backlash online.

Internet star Peter Nguyen accused the crew member of assaulting him after he was allegedly caught using a vape on an American Airlines flight.

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Peter Nguyen has accused a crew member of assaulting him after he was allegedly caught using a vape on an American Airlines flight[/caption]

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The stewardess was embroiled in the heated debate in front of the other passengers[/caption]

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The stewardess saw Nguyen recording on his phone as she attempts to grab at it and brushes against his shoulders[/caption]

He posted an Instagram video of their heated argument but the move quickly backfired as many of his followers sided with the attendant.

One even called for Nguyen to be placed on the “no fly list” for his explosive reaction.

Nguyen was accused of using his vape inside the bathroom stall by the female worker who tried to open the door to make him stop.

The passenger can be heard apologising several times but the woman bluntly responds with: “It’s a hazard. I don’t care, you can keep saying you’re sorry.”

She then sees Nguyen recording on his phone as she attempts to grab at it and brushes against his shoulders.

The man responds: “You’re not allowed to do that.”

This then sparks a major escalation in the debate as Nguyen lashes out by saying: “Did you put your hands on me?”

He then repeats it to a second member of staff, fellow passengers and all those watching the video online.

“I have a lawyer,” he then says as the two female cabin crew members continue to argue their innocence and say the man was not assaulted.

As the arguments continue, Nguyen brings his social media popularity into the conversation by telling the women he has 25,000 followers.

He then gives the woman an ultimatum saying: “Do you want me to release this or you want to say sorry to me right now.

“Say sorry, Do not touch me. You do not get to touch a passenger.

“I’m actually going to call the police when I get back to the ground on you.”

The flight attendant calmy responds with “I hear you” as she moves out of the way as the man continues to rant into the camera.

As Nguyen is ushered back to his seat, the woman follows him as they continue the intense conversation down the aisle.

The footage was posted online and has already gained over 52,000 views.

It has also managed to receive almost 700 comments – many of whom are on the side of the stewardess.

One says: “What a sorry attempt to portray yourself as a victim.

“Stop vaping in the airplane, case closed.”

Another wrote: “You’re completely in the wrong.”

As a third added: “One way ticket to the no fly list.”

Nguyen responded to some of the negative comments claiming he is a victim of battery.

American Airlines have since confirmed they are aware of the incident.

They even revealed that Nguyen was actually escorted off the plane “due to disruptive behavior”.

An American Airlines statement said: “A customer on American Airlines flight 2860 with service from Phoenix (PHX) to San Francisco (SFO) was removed from the aircraft upon arrival at SFO due to disruptive behavior.

“We thank our customers for their patience and apologize for any inconvenience.”

BROOKE Hogan is suspicious of the circumstances of her father’s death.

Despite no foul play being uncovered by investigators, Brooke still doesn’t think everything adds up.

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Brooke Hogan is suspicious of how her father died[/caption]

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Brooke thinks his cancer diagnosis came out of nowhere[/caption]

Brooke revealed her concerns on Bubba the Love Sponge’s radio show.

She said she was by Hulk Hogan‘s side for multiple surgeries and always looked over his bloodwork.

When he got Leukemia it was a shock to her.

Brooke said there is no history of cancer in her family and thought it should have been caught earlier.

She also found it odd that Hogan’s doctor signed off on his cause of death without an autopsy.

“I do think it’s weird that no autopsy was performed,” she said.

“Because, yes, you can have a heart attack, but what was the reason for the heart attack is the question.”

To Brooke, the story doesn’t add up.

“For me, the no autopsy and the leukemia out of nowhere hits me as B.S,” she said.

However, cops say that there is no reason to believe any foul play was involved in Hogan’s death.

“As previously stated, there are no signs of foul play or anything suspicious about the death,” Clearwater police told TMZ.

Hogan died of a cardiac arrest on July 24 at 71 years old.

He was buried in a private ceremony on Tuesday.

Brooke was not present at the funeral, saying Hogan wouldn’t have wanted her there.

“My father hated the morbidity of funerals,” she wrote.

“He didn’t want one. And although I know people grieve in many ways – and I’m so grateful for all celebrations and events organized to honor him, as his daughter, I had to make my own decision to honor him the best and most genuine way I knew how…privately…the way that made me feel the closest to him.”

Brooke took her family to the beach instead of going to the funeral.

She said the “only thing missing” was Hogan watching the waves in a beach chair.

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