Surviving roommate thought noise from Idaho killings was partying: report

A survivor of the University of Idaho killings allegedly thought the sound of her four roommates being brutally murdered was noise from partying — and may have passed out after running into the acc…

allegedly thought sounds from her four roommates being brutally slain was just noisy partying — and may have passed out after running into accused killer Bryan Kohberger.

Coffindaffer suggested Mortensen may have “passed out” due to stress or fear after coming face to face with Kohberger.

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