A Kentucky woman reveals she’s “lovesick” over accused Idaho killer Bryan Kohberger, who describes him as the “perfect man for her” and her “divine male counterpart” – and hopes he feels the same about her.
Brittney Hislope, 35, a single mother to a 16-year-old boy, has written love letters and sent sensual photos of herself to the alleged killer.
Kohberger has been incarcerated in the Latah County Jail since Jan. 9 after he was involved in the fatal stabbing of four college students — Kaylee Goncalves, 21, Madison Mogen, 21, Xana Kernodle, 20, and Ethan Chapin, 20-13 November) – was arrested Moscow, Idaho.
The doting mother began sharing her infatuation with the alleged killer in a lengthy, 2,550-word post on Jan. 4, though she has never spoken to or met him.
In one post, she writes, “One way of describing my feelings for him over the last week or so…is something like heartbreak.” And in another, she references a love scene in the 1987 vampire film The Lost Boys , which read, “I want to be with my love Bryan in this way.”
Brittney Hislope, 35, a single mom from Kentucky, has written love letters to suspected killer Bryan Kohberger and sent sultry photos of herself
Bryan Kohberger has been incarcerated in the Latah County Jail since January 9 after he was involved in the fatal stabbing of four college students – Kaylee Goncalves, 21, Madison Mogen, 21, Xana Kernodle, 20, and Ethan Chapin, 20. – was arrested on November 13 in Moscow, Idaho. He has not filed a plea and his next court date is June 26
In a recent post, she opened up about her “feelings” and desires and shares previous relationships she’s had that didn’t work, calling Kohberger her “twin flame.”
“Because I was deprived of a love and sex life for so long and only wanted one with someone I really want with all my heart, I had to be true to my feelings for Bryan when I reached out to him.”
She wrote on Friday in a post offering a glimpse of why she feels this way and how she’d added hearts and a pair of lip stickers to his mug shot, saying, “Something hit me emotionally.”
“Some people may not understand that since Bryan is my love interest that I’m fixated on, I don’t think about being with others the way I envision being with him.
“Thoughts of being with him also give me feelings that I wouldn’t get when I think of anyone else because I have deep feelings for Bryan and am fixated on him even though I don’t know how he feels about me and if there’s someone else he wants instead, although that wouldn’t be ideal for my divine male counterpart.’
“Although in some ways I do think about being with him, I have physical sensations that are real, although you might not understand what I mean, I also feel a love for him that isn’t just sexual in nature.”
“As I know before, the mug shot of him to which I added hearts and a pair of lip stickers touched me the first time I saw this picture before I put the stickers on it and there’s something in me emotional about it penetrated .
“Thoughts of being with him also give me feelings that I wouldn’t get when I think of anyone else because I have deep feelings for Bryan and am fixated on him even though I don’t know how he feels about me and if there’s someone else he wants instead, although that wouldn’t be ideal for my divine male counterpart to be like that,” she wrote in part. The photo is an undated photo of Hislope from her Facebook page
An undated photo of Brittney Hislope from her Facebook page
Hislope revealed that she placed lipstick and hearts on Kohberger’s mug shot, which can be seen here
A recent post that revealed Hislope’s fixation on the accused Idaho killer
Hislope calls Koehberger her “twin flame,” pointing out that the couple share the same zodiac sign, “Scorpio.”
Hislope talks about the zodiac sign they both share, the water sign Scorpio, and their supposed connection. She also discussed his physique and wondered if he received the letters she sent him.
“I’m not just saying it because I’ve read that the Scorpio man has a penetrating gaze and that’s his zodiac sign as far as I know, but I noticed something penetrating about this photo and it seemed that his eyes did too are penetrating when I look at it since then, but it has felt like he and I are connected somehow, even though I can feel a penetrating of his eyes in this image. ‘
“When he’s in the picture I like to see more of his body and arms.”
“I don’t like that while I’m good at thinking about certain possibilities, I don’t know if Bryan can somehow know what I’m saying here, and then I have concerns about someone interfering with the letters I email him.” , which hopefully never happens.”
“But I know if he’s my true love, there’s no woman he wants to be with like I do.”
It’s unclear if Kohberger received any of Hislope’s heartbreaking letters in his prison cell. When contacted Hislope, she didn’t respond.
In 2018, she declared her love for Cody Hall, 33, who was jailed for fatally shooting a 50-year-old man in Pulaski County, Kentucky and attacking the man’s sister and another woman with a machete, the New reported York Post
In a 2019 post, Hislope wrote about her feelings for convicted murderer Cody Hall
In one post, she writes, “One way of describing my feelings for him over the last week or so…is something like heartbreak.” And in another, she references a love scene in the 1987 vampire film The Lost Boys , which read, “I want to be with my love Bryan in this way,” she wrote
The scene in “The Lost Boys” referred to by Hislope features actress Jami Gertz (right) and Jason Patric (left) pictured
A post Hislope wrote Thursday night declaring her love for the man of her dreams
Kohberger wasn’t the first suspected killer she’s fainted over.
In 2018, she declared her love for Cody Hall, 33, who was jailed for fatally shooting a 50-year-old man in Pulaski County, Kentucky and attacking the man’s sister and another woman with a machete, the New reported York Post.
“When I say I was in love with him, I mean I really and truly loved him,” Hislope wrote. “I went to see him, put money in his [commissary] account, wrote him letters, and I wanted to be loyal, dedicated [sic] relationship with him.’
It was later revealed that Hall had prevented his suitor from visiting him in prison.
Kohberger’s next scheduled court date is June 26. He has yet to enter into a plea deal and continues to maintain his innocence.
Bryan Kohberger, left, who is accused of killing four University of Idaho students in November 2022, looks at his attorney Public Defender Anne Taylor during a hearing in Latah County District Court January 5, 2023 in Moscow, Idaho. to the right
The four Moscow, Idaho college students who were murdered — Kaylee Goncalves, 21, Madison Mogen, 21, Xana Kernodle, 20, and Ethan Chapin, 20