HomeUncategorized“HE’S MY ANGEL — I CAN’T BELIEVE YOU HAVE THE RIGHT PERSON.” BRYAN KOHBERGER’S MOTHER REFUSED TO ACCEPT WHAT INVESTIGATORS WERE TELLING HER. When FBI agents arrived at the Kohberger family home in Pennsylvania, Bryan Kohberger’s name was about to become tied to one of the most notorious murder cases in America. But inside the house, his mother, Maryann Kohberger, was reportedly convinced something had gone terribly wrong. During her interview with investigators, she described Bryan as her “angel” and struggled to believe that the son she knew could be responsible for such horrific crimes. She maintained that she knew her children and believed authorities had arrested the wrong man. Her words captured one of the most private and painful moments surrounding the case: a family suddenly confronted with accusations completely at odds with the person they believed they knew. Yet as investigators continued piecing together their case, the family’s initial disbelief became only one part of a much larger story. Questions remained about what they had noticed, what they never suspected — and what they would eventually discover. 👉 The full story behind the Kohberger family’s reaction after Bryan’s arrest is revealed below.
“HE’S MY ANGEL — I CAN’T BELIEVE YOU HAVE THE RIGHT PERSON.” BRYAN KOHBERGER’S MOTHER REFUSED TO ACCEPT WHAT INVESTIGATORS WERE TELLING HER. When FBI agents arrived at the Kohberger family home in Pennsylvania, Bryan Kohberger’s name was about to become tied to one of the most notorious murder cases in America. But inside the house, his mother, Maryann Kohberger, was reportedly convinced something had gone terribly wrong. During her interview with investigators, she described Bryan as her “angel” and struggled to believe that the son she knew could be responsible for such horrific crimes. She maintained that she knew her children and believed authorities had arrested the wrong man. Her words captured one of the most private and painful moments surrounding the case: a family suddenly confronted with accusations completely at odds with the person they believed they knew. Yet as investigators continued piecing together their case, the family’s initial disbelief became only one part of a much larger story. Questions remained about what they had noticed, what they never suspected — and what they would eventually discover. 👉 The full story behind the Kohberger family’s reaction after Bryan’s arrest is revealed below.
Bryan Kohberger’s Mom To FBIMy Son Is Just An ‘Angel’ … You Got The Wrong Guy
Bryan Kohberger‘s mom called her son an “angel” after FBI agents arrested him for the slaughter of 4 Idaho college students — and she even claimed the authorities got the wrong guy, according to a new report.
Maryann Kohberger was interviewed by 3 FBI agents following the 2022 raid on her Pennsylvania family home, during which Bryan was taken away in handcuffs, the Daily Mail reports.
Bryan was charged with murdering University of Idaho students Kaylee Goncalves, Madison Mogen, Xana Kernodle and Ethan Chapin. He later pleaded guilty to butchering the students with a Ka-bar knife as they slept in beds inside an Idaho home. Under a plea deal, Bryan was spared the death penalty and sentenced to life in prison.
During her FBI interview, Maryann told the agents Bryan was her “angel” and would never commit such ghastly crimes, saying she would stake her life on it, the Daily Mail said, citing official transcripts.
She claimed her son could never be a murderer, and the authorities had made a horrible mistake because she knows her children. Maryann and her husband, Michael, also share two daughters, Melissa and Amanda.
In addition, Maryann told the FBI she encouraged Bryan to buy a knife to defend himself against bear attacks during hiking trips out west.
TMZ.com
It’s unclear if Bryan’s purchase of the Ka-Bar knife, which was used in the bloody attacks, was prompted by his convo with his mom.
Maryann said out of everyone in their family, Bryan confided in her the most, and they would enjoy “mother and son talks” over the phone while he was attending college in Washington State.
