Murder In Moscow: Criminologist Casey Jordan Gives Her Take On The Murders

Beyond The Horizon · Oct 11, 2026 · 11m · transcript

Casey Jordan argued early on that the Moscow murders looked less like a spontaneous crime of passion and more like the work of an organized offender acting out a violent fantasy. She said the lack of an obvious motive, the nighttime entry into the house, the use of a knife, the absence of an immediately identified suspect and the killer’s ability to leave the scene all suggested planning rather than an impulsive eruption. After Bryan Kohberger’s arrest, Jordan said that theory fit even more closely with what investigators were alleging, especially given his criminology background. She…