Bryan Kohberger fit enough to commit Idaho murders: Fmr. FBI agent

This seems like an amazing and desperate argument:

Former FBI agent Jennifer Coffindaffer joined NewsNation to discuss data from Strava. Kohberger’s defense team appears to be considering an argument that he could not have committed the crimes because he has a developmental coordination disorder that would challenge his speed and agility.

I also love they are using Strava here, lol:

Bryan Kohberger’s Strava data shows that he’s ‘very fast’: Fmr. FBI agent

“When I saw this on Strava, I got the picture of somebody that not only is very coordinated but also very fast,” Coffindaffer told Ashleigh Banfield.

She noted that FBI agents have timed runs as part of their training, and for male agents to get a top score, they had to run six-minute miles, something that Strava showed Kohberger was also capable of.

“For a recreational runner, it’s quite an accolade to be able to run that fast,” Coffindaffer said.

Coffindaffer said that in addition to speed, she noticed something about Kohberger’s routes, where he was weaving in and out of housing areas and developments.

You gotta love the fact that this guy logged his jogging on Strava while he was scoping out potnetial targets for his violence, and now it is undermining his defense.

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don't feel like figuring out how to tag people on lemmy again so just commenting to say I replied on a comment chain (to alert OP to it)
This seems like an amazing and desperate argument:
Former FBI agent Jennifer Coffindaffer joined NewsNation to discuss data from Strava. Kohberger’s defense team appears to be considering an argument that he could not have committed the crimes because he has a developmental coordination disorder that would challenge his speed and agility.
I also love they are using Strava here, lol:
Bryan Kohberger’s Strava data shows that he’s ‘very fast’: Fmr. FBI agent
“When I saw this on Strava, I got the picture of somebody that not only is very coordinated but also very fast,” Coffindaffer told Ashleigh Banfield.
She noted that FBI agents have timed runs as part of their training, and for male agents to get a top score, they had to run six-minute miles, something that Strava showed Kohberger was also capable of.
“For a recreational runner, it’s quite an accolade to be able to run that fast,” Coffindaffer said.
Coffindaffer said that in addition to speed, she noticed something about Kohberger’s routes, where he was weaving in and out of housing areas and developments.
You gotta love the fact that this guy logged his jogging on Strava while he was scoping out potnetial targets for his violence, and now it is undermining his defense.
- the bigger question is if this dude is guilty though or is he just being blamed for someone else's crime
  
  I haven't kept that much abreast of this trial, but all the reports I've seen tend to affirm that he is the most likely killer.