As per a recent affidavit, University of Washington graduation student Bryan Kohberger, 28, reportedly left DNA evidence behind at the crime scene. On December 30, Idaho authorities arrested him in a pre-dawn raid on his home in Albrightsville, Pennsylvania.
The Rolling Stone reported that besides the supposed DNA evidence, authorities used cell phone data and video footage to connect Kohberger to the massacre. The suspect’s vehicle, a White Hyundai Elantra, was also allegedly seen at the site of the murder.
Cell phone data indicates that Bryan Kohberger was at the crime scene just five hours after the murders
As per the affidavit, shortly after the killings, Bryan Kohberger allegedly returned to the scene of the crime. According to the New York Post, cell phone data indicates that he was near the Moscow home just five hours after the students were stabbed.
The document proceeded to accuse Kohberger of turning off his phone when the killing took place.
The affidavit read:
The affidavit also accused Kohberger of having stalked the Moscow home on approximately 12 occasions before the slayings took place.
The affidavit read:
Fox reported that the suspect allegedly changed the vehicle’s license plate soon after the alleged crime. While they were initially registered under the State of Pennsylvania, shortly after the crime, he registered them under the State of Washington.
In an official report, Idaho authorities had stated that they were searching for the occupant of the vehicle.
The press release read:
Idaho police chief James Fry commented on the murder, stating that while he believes Kohberger is the primary suspect, the case remains under investigation.
Fry said:
While Bryan Kohberger has been linked to the crime scene, authorities have not yet disclosed an alleged motive behind the murders.
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