Alleged 'incel' Bryan Kohberger took front-row seat at 'Handmaid's Tale' author Margaret Atwood lecture
Byran Kohberger was pictured in a front-row seat at a 2018 lecture of prominent author Margaret Atwood at Northampton Community College – years before he was accused of murdering four University of Idaho students.
Atwood's body of work includes the bestselling novel, "The Handmaid's Tale," a dystopian story about a government-sponsored subjugation of women. It was adapted for television by Hulu in 2017 and protesters on a range of women's issues at times have appeared in costumes from the show.
While authorities have not divulged a possible motive in the Idaho student stabbings, past acquaintances have described Kohberger as frustrated by females – and even sexist as a result, according to some reports.
One woman who met the criminal justice student on a Tinder date seven years ago turned to social media claiming her interaction with him was so awkward she pretended to vomit to get him to leave her apartment.
IDAHO MURDER SUSPECT KOHBERGER'S PENNSYLVANIA CLASSMATES SAY HE WAS ‘BRIGHT,’ AWKWARD, BULLIED IN SCHOOL
A former friend told Fox News Digital that Kohberger had been ruthlessly bullied by female classmates.
Sarah Healey, who went to a Pennsylvania high school with Kohberger, said he was shy and kept to himself and a small group of friends, but some of their classmates – especially females – mocked Kohberger and threw things at him.
