Idaho Student Murders: What DNA Evidence Authorities Have

Forensic death investigator Joseph Scott Morgan breaks down the possible evidence law enforcement may have that connects suspect Bryan Kohberger to the murders of four Idaho University students.
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[@ricamariesoriano7680]

I am so glad this is not resulting in a cold case. Justice will be served🙌🏼

[@Val_Halla777]

Agreed. I’m curious what punishment you’d equate to being justice served? I personally don’t feel that life in prison or death penalty is remotely close to justice served…nor serve as deterrents to stop others with similar twisted and evil desires. Perhaps I have ideas from the Bronze Age…but I think society has become far too weak and overly sympathetic towards criminals..and we need punishment that truly strikes fear into these madmen. I can think of a few.

[@marknewton6984]

He will not enjoy prison.

[@shayoway7414]

What is Justice exactly?

[@LOLONO666]

he is still presumed innocent

[@theravagedgrapefruit8190]

I bet he gets a lawyer like Casey Anthony did and gets off.

[@daisymaefrench4041]

My son's best friend was murdered over 20 years ago. We still haven't recovered from it. Just mentioning his name brings tears to my son's eyes.

[@leahanderson30]

My condolences love

[@GRIMYAF-TrippieBlueOT]

Great coverage guys! Thanks! Prayers to everyone involved 🙏🏻

[@jillybeancadney6229]

What a loss to these families. I cannot imagine. My mom's co-workers daughter Shannon McNamera was Murdered at college in Illinois.. My mom remembers that day (Finding out about Shannon) like it happened yesterday. They are living their life and the next, some psycho comes along and disrupts entire families. Sickeningly saf

[@kayakingirl7252]

As a mother of 3 grown children, that is my biggest fear. When murders like this, there are so many people that are impacted.

[@AT-cy7im]

I know right ? I was looking at the photos of the victims.... 21..21...20...and 20 years old... no graduations...no weddings.... no grandkids.... too too sad for words

[@yishihara55527]

And just to think that the liberals want to disarm people. People like him think twice if they have a shotgun pointed at them because there is a big chance that they would go splat. Once less problem for society...no f***s given!

[@abelis644]

@@kayakingirl7252 True, people are impacted and forever too.

[@abelis644]

@@AT-cy7im It's so pointless too. I mean had they died in an accident, it would be horrible, but for some monster to come along and take lives like this, for no reason such as self defense, it's infuriating.

[@RT-sc8qu]

My heart goes out to the parents and loved ones of everyone involved in this horrible crime.

[@rowyourboat5361]

yes- he truly has wrecked many famales including his own.

[@remotetrekker-dg3re]

Just because hes a criminal Justice student doesn't mean he knows the system.

[@Daniel-yd7mx]

When you go to school you learn theory. Actual practice in the real world is totally different

[@punt4madre]

​@@Heseesyou brooks must have represented himself many times inthe past

[@lareeseblaque8303]

Absolutely right. I bet he tries to drag it out as long as he can. He's narcissistic.

[@raycarter8070]

@@Daniel-yd7mx I was completely shocked that he still feels like he is going to get away with ths. Even in custody (is he serious.!) You could tell that he did not know trial procedure very well and really only some evidence/ some criminal law. He is not that bright as far as committing this murder trying to get away with it lol. My law school friends started saying the same thing.

[@raycarter8070]

Sorry, i typed my comment too soon user and Awaken. I agree!

[@DollarGeneral_Is_a_Plague]

And here I thought they'd never catch the dude. Goes to show we live in a time where it's hard to get away with things.

[@John-e4p1x]

whats with ur username

[@MrSliverguy]

Would have gotten away with it if it wasn’t for those meddling kids

[@justshroom2grow]

Too many cameras and technology to escape justice for a senseless crime

[@ashton370]

Dude they solve it in less than 6 weeks….

[@MrSliverguy]

@@ashton370 it was more involved

[@S-T-E-V-E]

He was stopped twice for traffic violations on his way to his Parents in Pennsylvania, he must have crapped his pants when he saw the Blue Lights! Twice!

[@Holy.HannaH]

@@Heseesyou his attorney

[@professorFG]

I heard about that; I believe it was reported by ABC.

[@Helmy67]

That explains from what they got his DNA sample, it was from his 💩

[@KatharinaK117]

He must have been very nervous as nobody gets stopped normally for traffic violations. Even twice!

[@genesmith3582]

Steve, underrated comment, 😂😂

[@aztroog3429]

Friendly reminder, Lock you’re doors & double check them every-time you leave the house & especially at night. Invest in a security system, Not just a Doorbell camera. Stop getting drunk & staying out late from clubs & bars. Stay alert as possible, situational awareness is important, Stay off them phones. Last but not least your Home should always be private, couple friends at the most & that’s it, No party house. P.S I know these are college young adults. So of course there going to be parting & getting drunk & being comfortable, letting there guard down. We can all learn from this. Never let your guard down.

[@innocentnemesis3519]

“Never let your guard down” ok, so never sleep or have fun, ever?

[@bojacque6474]

@@innocentnemesis3519 more like use common sense and be aware of your surroundings.

[@Helmy67]

And if you have a dog, don't let any of your friends become a friend to the dog, so when your friends come to your house, keep the dog away from their reach.

[@daddyboy3546]

You sound like a barrel of laughs

[@shellyt271]

What if he entered through the window? Or broke the window? There’s literally nothing you can do about that. They also got killed when they were asleep. When your guard is down. Don’t blame the people that killed that night. Blame the killer.

[@emptychair8141]

The person's who have had to deal with this crime scene deserve a longgggg vacation !!!! Prayers and blessings to you ALL !🙏🙏🙏 God speed !!!

[@dseign2696]

Joseph Scott Morgan is probably the BEST source of balanced information than most panelists I’ve heard.

[@el34glo59]

Considering the DNA of every person who partied is probably there I'd say his DNA probably stands out for a reason and is significant

[@ebotfu]

well that's a fng brilliant observation

[@deadmanrollin1]

Ya his was found near bed supposedly

[@worlddocumentarychannel]

Possibly under one of the victims fingernails

[@mikewhocheeseharry5292]

Well… I would believe his DNA is on the bodies of the 4 victims.

[@bripearce45]

@@dustyw no cult.... just a sick man

[@flylikeabutterfly951]

Justice does not remove pain, but it can soften it.

[@wolf_river808withcommentar4]

you people already convicting him without any evidence calling him a narcissist and everything smh

[@markhumble3423]

Probably no matter how well the killer protected himself against DNA transfer he still had to dress himself and that DNA could have been transferred, particularly in a struggle. Apparently DNA analysis is so sophisticated that we literally cannot leave a room without having left something behind.

[@cynthiaratermann3286]

could have left victims blood in his car, had to use steering wheel, gas/brake pedals, etc.

[@daveg-Vancouver_Island]

Yup very risky, even with genealogy now, it doesn’t matter whether you’ve submitted your DNA previously or not, which is so awesome I truly hope everyone that has committed a crime that went cold is $hitting bricks right now!!!

[@glasshalffull2930]

I’m retired law enforcement and now train officers in CSI. It literally takes on about 10 cells to get a DNA profile and you shed millions of cells a day. The trouble occurs when it is contaminated or degraded. In cases like this, where a knife is used and multiple stab wounds, it is quite common for the knife handle to become bloody and the killer’s hand slips and he cuts himself. The investigators would be especially interested in any blood drops away from the victim’s rooms as this could be the killer’s blood. I also recall that it was ‘reported’ that blood was found out in the snow. If so, this would probably be the suspects. However, remember neither the police nor the prosecutor have confirmed DNA was how the suspect was identified.

[@concentratecorner1744]

its just about finding it

[@KittyKittyBangBang249]

@@daveg-Vancouver_Island same here. I hope they are all having an extremely lousy life

[@nunya3461]

“A copious amount of blood”??? The house was actually LEAKING blood!

[@korlu01]

I find it so crazy how he pulled this off. I can’t imagine he could have if these victims weren’t already relatively impaired by their alcohol intake the night of. And I assume that would contribute to the other two roommates not hearing anything downstairs? But then that begs the question was this something he anticipated and possibly even used to his advantage? I can’t wait for these details to be uncovered

[@sheckyfeinstein]

Don’t assume that because a person is a criminology PhD student that he’s some kind of master criminal.

[@teresadvorak6145]

I think that BK is the only one that assumed it 🤔

[@bam-bam-boom1726]

So much for the presumption of innocence…

[@stevefoltz3838]

this is a real time reminder of the fact that evil lives among us.

[@wk4240]

Loss all around - the killer's family doesn't deserve any of this either. Just awful.

[@kellyw8017]

Speculation is that he wore a tyvek suit. He probably got out of it in the trees behind the house before getting in his car. But the spot where he changed would have evidence. 100% of people in jail thought they would get away with it.

[@BPGEE]

I hope you realize, some people commit crimes knowing they will be caught. people commit assassinations in broad daylight to send a message ect. This guy probably didn't think he was going to get caught though.

[@3ForestAnimals]

There was (fresh?) snow on the ground up there at that time. Do you see that ladder up against side house, near the front right side? 🤔

[@luisyfonsy711]

Not true there are people who have committed murders, and immideatly confessed to law enforcement afterwards, and I'm pretty sure mass shooters that were arrested didn't think they would get away with it.

[@mikewhocheeseharry5292]

Not saying that he’s innocent, but I’ve heard about in rare cases some people had been wrongfully accused in prison because they didn’t have the resources or knowledge to prove they’re innocent.

[@kellyw8017]

@@BPGEE Except for your rare instances, not one person in prison thought they would get caught.

[@iansmith3975]

Tell me you don’t have s**t without telling me you don’t have s**t.

[@mysteriouslost23]

Those genealogy databases could quite possibly have stopped a budding serial killer in the making.

[@jennifermcnuttmusic6353]

@@florencetown4024 rage

[@livingintheforest3963]

Both these commentators made excellent points. It would’ve been easy to get away with these murders in the 1970s when there wasn’t any police databases connected and no DNA technology. That’s why I Gacy and the others were able to get away with it so easy but it’s a different world now.

[@WestCoastShredders]

Ermmmm “That’s why I Gacy and the others…” Do you mean “That’s why, I, Gacy, and others…” ??

[@rec.thecritic]

Why is this still being talked about without any new news or evidence??? Oh my gosh

[@rowyourboat5361]

because the idaho police stated they are 100% sure they have the right guy- we want to know what they have and see justice served.

[@Hrithmus]

How does one person kill 4 people and not leave any DNA around like hair, finger prints, spit, sweat, blood, foot prints, etc. I’m sure they have a right guy unless this person was some ninja

[@jo3y_2.0]

He’s been studying criminal justice and criminology for years. I’m more than sure he knew exactly how to cover his tracks when it came to inside the house.

[@justinpitcock5312]

@Joey Just because you study something doesn’t mean you’re good at it. If he is the killer there would’ve been a lot of adrenaline going through his body and there’s no telling what that did to his thought process.

[@invisible1051]

@@jo3y_2.0 he can study all he wants, but DNA doesn't lie, I can study being a shark doesn't mean I can live in the sea🤦‍♀️🤦‍♀️

[@3ForestAnimals]

Ancestors type of an app or service. A relative may have registered their DNA to get family history. DNA repository.

[@invisible1051]

@@3ForestAnimals think they meant he wasn't a ninja and obviously left some sort identifiable source, I don't think they were actually asking how DNA sourcing works

[@JuCarlos-ex8ip]

Is scary to know that the majority of brutal killings are committed from evil people that don't have no criminal record at all wth

[@idahocorrupt2082]

or by LE or by officials

[@rebecca75588]

any and yes true

[@Al-kd6hv]

If this guy is actually innocent, the media and police ruined his life.

[@charlescohen6140]

That’s one way of looking at it.

[@teresadvorak6145]

If u think about it, many many, People have been affected from this crime. Not just BK. How about all the other names & accusations flying around before they got this guy

[@rebecca75588]

Theres already a bk killer or is it b2k anyway maybe just copycat either way DNA can convict until then speculations hearsay bk or bk

[@cowboy7170]

What the media and people say cannot be admissible in court, unless it's the truth and entered as evidence/testimony. If he's guilty, he ruined his own life. If he's innocent, the DNA results will get him acquitted.

[@michaeltamares7974]

They got DNA evidence, mother....er

[@seanelizabethf141]

How does defending yourself in court equate to narcissism?

[@cowboy7170]

Narcissist want to control and manipulate the jury. And they think they are smart enough to do it.

[@janetonks5974]

As dog hair gets everywhere i'm hoping they may have found some of Keeley's little dog's hair in his car. I would love this to be part of his conviction if he is indeed guilty of this dreadful crime. I am sure they all loved her little dog just as much as he loved them. Praying for justice for these four beautiful souls, their families and friends.

[@LM-gf5bz]

I have thought about her fur baby and probably is missing her so much😢

[@airam-sj2172]

Yes, if he caught some of Murphy's fur on him, then he transferred it to his car. Also, it is sure his hair is in the whole house, especially in Maddie's room where the girls hanged out all the time. That's a very good point.

[@emmanueloban8349]

@@LM-gf5bz it could also be strands of carpet hairs caught in the shoes. They could match how carpet strand are made the same color and texture.

[@Deens8496]

They described the perpetrator early on as an UN educated laborer. Come to find out he’s a phd student.

[@rolandmel1538]

He could of worn Tyvek suit. Commit the murders taken it off put it in a plastic bag and burn it somewhere. And gotten rid off the knife .. he must of left foot prints there’s no way he didn’t step on blood in the dark during the crime ..

[@daveg-Vancouver_Island]

Even wearing a tyvek suit, they are flimsy as heck and in a struggle it wouldn’t hold up very well at all..

[@Daniel-yd7mx]

You can wear tyvek booties also

[@seanelizabethf141]

They might keep the heater on in the house so it's probably not freezing inside or requiring heavy blankets. Pictures show them wearing light clothing inside during winter.

[@donald2306]

@SC With blood oozing on the outside walls of the house, it's doubtful that a bed or blankets soaked it all up. There are arteries that don't just ooze blood. They spurt it out like a can under pressure.

[@jeaninepippin3685]

That’s exactly what I’m saying

[@yanetmittan8392]

The fact that his first question was: have anyone else been arrested? Makes me think he was somewhat expecting to b arrested himself at some point

[@bellagirlgirl8827]

He must have been covered in victim blood when he got into the Elantra to drive back to Pullman afterwards. How could he have cleaned up the car well enough to put a passenger (his dad) in the car a month later without there being residual stains and a horrible smell? Or, where could he have gotten the car professionally cleaned without the cleaning company being highly suspicious and notifying police? Or...did he drape the inside of the car with a sheet of plastic that he disposed of, along with his clothes and the knife? This part of the crime is perplexing.

[@Kimberlygunn]

I read his father is a professional cleaner…maybe he had tried with cleaning…

[@RaeBattleRapsMood]

This world is atrocious. I use to be very paranoid, maybe because I’m a true crime addict. But now I’m infuriated by the evil that walks this earth, I’m also a very kind and respectful individual though. I’ve purchased a firearm and practice a lot of situational awareness and public settings safety while in my home and car to try to offset something from happening to me and my family. Just in case someone feels like they wanna try me, I vowed to put anyone in the ground that brings that evil my way. I don’t deserve it and my family does not deserve to be harmed in any way. Protect yourself and family legally from people like this at any cost. Crazy people everywhere, but you don’t know who they are, very nerve wracking.

[@teresadvorak6145]

I also like to read true crime stories. I've read every book that Ann Rule has written & more

[@danielahoti4109]

@@teresadvorak6145 I have read her book on Ted Bundy. He was even her colleague at work! I must order more of her books, she is an authentic iexcellent writer.

[@teresadvorak6145]

@@danielahoti4109 it's too bad she isn't still here to write the story on this one.

[@danielahoti4109]

@@teresadvorak6145 Sad, I know. She was a great author and personality .May she rest in peace.💔

[@jillsmith1134]

Honey, if they blink their eyes they are dying in the dark. I don’t play. You come in my house come on in. I got something waiting on you! That is my attitude and it sounds like yours too. Good for you!

[@SKC193]

So much for his “perfect murder” theory!

[@GoldieJoRv]

How would someone be able to clean a car up afterwards, unless you changed clothes and wrap the seats up.

[@Smother_of_Two]

My 2 favorite experts on 1 segment! Super knowledgeable!

[@worlddocumentarychannel]

Most probably "cleaned" his car during the night, as neighbours say he never slept at night and heard things like vacuuming etc.

[@crfdln]

You can't clean traces of blood completely out of a car no matter what radical measures are taken .... or from a carpet, clothing, or even the ground. It's not going to matter how they initially found (Ancestry database ... or whatever) the DNA that matched the crime scene DNA, b/c when they searched his apartment, they could get all the samples of perp DNA they needed. The defense will try to say any of the perp's DNA collected at the crime scene was somehow "contamination by police" --- or they'll say the perp was at a party in the house before the crime and left his DNA. Anything to put a shred of doubt in the jurors' minds. This case has to be proven "beyond a reasonable doubt" (98% - 99% certain) rather than "by a preponderance of the evidence" (51% certain).

[@3ForestAnimals]

Typical pill head behaviors

[@3ForestAnimals]

They have his hard drive. I hope they track his locations for past two years.

[@3ForestAnimals]

​@@crfdlnthey should track his locations for past two years. Watch me ask whoever in Boise to do that. It's important.

[@girlymail]

How long do you think he's been planning something like this? Did one of the victims or anyone in the house ever interact with him, my hunch is yes.

[@daveg-Vancouver_Island]

2 of the girls were on his instagram account as friends or he was following them, however it works.

[@destineeherrera]

@@daveg-Vancouver_Island how do you know this?

[@youwho6692]

safe to say he is a serial killer in the making, glad they caught him. He's been planning for this for a while now especially after he made the Reddit post 6-7 months ago. He has been studying other serial killers like BTK serial killer many years as well.

[@thetouristaonTikToc]

@@destineeherrera well he apparently looked at Brian’s Instagram.

[@daveg-Vancouver_Island]

@@destineeherrera the day of his arrest a KZbinr looked him up and took screenshot’s of it, so could be photoshopped but why just add those 2 and not the bf and gf that were both murdered as well? But you could clearly see him, name an pic at the top and their 2 names and pictures on the list.

[@joeldriver3971]

Just like what happened with OJ Simpson when he slashed Nicole and Ron to death there are almost always wounds to the knife hand of an attacker because they're hitting bone and ribs when they're stabbing and that hand will slip down the knife and get cut so just like they found OJ's blood at the scene I'm sure they found some of his. They probably also found his skin underneath their fingernails as that happens alot as well. Whatever the evidence was they got him and he's done. Forensic science is so good these days it's irrefutable.

[@robertgraham5486]

But what if the glove doesn’t fit ?

[@danielahoti4109]

Well, this particular knife has a guard, so no slipping and sliding to cut your self.

[@woodenleaves]

Actually yes, one of the victims has been fighting back. She must have had his DNA under finger nails, or pulled out some of his hair.

[@bigbadbubba099]

Why would a grown man ... unmarried,paying living expenses,rent,driving a nice car. ...parents in a nice home ,and paying graduate study expenses etc etc ....qualify for a public defender????

[@innocentnemesis3519]

Because that doesn’t mean he has $600+ bucks an hour for a decent criminal defense attorney. PhD students are generally pretty skint, especially with all the student debt it takes to get to that point

[@nowirehangers2815]

Because he wants to defend himself

[@ahermannblue]

Because he's probably living off of a mountain of student loan debt.

[@deborahmulkey1627]

And his parents live in a gated community.

[@donbirkholz6842]

The judge determines that. Judge: "Do you want a public defender?" Brian "Yes, I spent so much money cleaning up the scene I am broke"

[@wolfe6220]

Talking about how a suspect will always miss some DNA left behind: Ann Burgess consulted with Ed Kemper regarding these murders. One thing Ed pointed out was if you leave some sort of evidence, you don't compound the problem by trying to fix it. He mentioned he left a partial boot print at the bottom of a ravine at a kill site. He didn't go back down to try to erase the print because chance's are he'd leave a complete boot print in the process, and there's no way you could ignore a size 16 boot print.

[@SaucyMamas]

With no previous criminal history, how did they know it was HIS DNA?

[@meganbest8021]

Familial genealogy DNA.

[@elainegarrity8176]

Genealogy DNA

[@teresadvorak6145]

I read somewhere that he was also a school security guard in his past

[@bladehoner3185]

Relative registered in a DNA base

[@rdnktxn1744]

Convicted child molestors have to give a DNA sample when released from prison.

[@killerbee5316]

I’m curious to know what sort of Exculpatory evidence a defense attorney may be looking for in this case

[@damowa2909]

Alien intervention.

[@thomaslouis5626]

Ohh just BS to make it look like the police framed him. Hey it worked for OJ

[@BPGEE]

Pictures of Bryan with a train set at Christmas 🚂🎅🎁🎄

[@umad8207]

bro finna say “sir my client is not guilty because i said so”

[@jimmyneutron8493]

mental state BS, i bet

[@julesjay424]

The DNA needs to be directly linked to one of the victims. I pray that is where it came from. That house has to have so much unknown DNA in it with all the people in and out of it

[@el34glo59]

Considering they went for him and not the 100s of other peoples DNA probably there I'd say it is

[@julesjay424]

@@el34glo59 hope so. Such a horrific situation. I pray all the victims get justice

[@rosemarymcgrory]

I would imagine in order for the arrest warrant to be granted ,the DNA that was found to belong to Brian would have to be very important ..and I would say probably found on or bear the bodies absolutely heartbreaking 💔💔💔💔💔 what happened to the four innocent victims

[@AFloridaSon]

Cases can be won without even having the DNA. I'm not saying they don't have good DNA, but they can also have other evidence linking him.

[@GenXer1979]

That car also ties him to the scene so if his DNA was found on the bodies and the victims DNA was found in his car that is going to be almost impossible to explain away. There is more to this then they are letting on. Let’s hope it’s solid enough to get a conviction.

[@tomboy4047]

The car he was driving also matches the car that was in question on the home cameras

[@davidruiz2474]

This guy is a wanna be, stop putting him on some intellectual pedestal like he is some criminal mastermind. He made so many mistakes in this crime that his professors should feel bad they even passed him. I guarantee he copied this crime

[@nomibynoother2786]

In the Jodi Arias case, they found a single hair that had a follicle attached. It was on top of Travis Alexander's blood. That was a significant finding because the follicle indicated the hair was fresh.

[@fted4734]

True the human body sheds big time

[@ralphcantrell3214]

If his DNA came from under the nails of one of the victims he is toast.

[@adriannasmith6931]

I agree.

[@WenchInTheTinfoilHat]

Yeah. There’s no way to spin that into reasonable doubt

[@adriannasmith6931]

@@WenchInTheTinfoilHat did he know the victims?

[@booswanger3801]

Or if any of the victims DNA is in his car or at his apartment

[@ralphcantrell3214]

@@adriannasmith6931 No one has said if he actually knew them, but sources have revealed that he frequented some of the same hangouts and it's not that big of a place. I'm willing to be he had been blown off by one of the girls in the preceding weeks.

[@3ForestAnimals]

I hope they'll have his location tracked for at least two years prior to incident, so others can verify their possible info

[@papagiraffe9716]

Again you make no sense.

[@hmq9052]

Yep, good point. I'll be able to tell if he ever murdered me.

[@myrnab2022]

the court of public opinion? We need to wait until he is tried and convicted. I need to see forensic evidence first. He might just be weird.

[@richardshirley2786]

Not the kind of act he’d have bragged to his father about.

[@3ForestAnimals]

No. His dad may have been leveled with about fentinol or other drug use and came got him .

[@3ForestAnimals]

The dad said he acted normal though. Hmm . That person started fentinol to cope after his bad actions and appeared tired like..aka on downers? The dad may be protecting his past addictions until he can't no more. Bet he was shocked 😳

[@amandavanasselt]

I don’t understand how everyone knows 100% this guy is guilty before trial…have I missed something, I know he is the chief suspect but surely one is innocent until proven guilty

[@azff]

I have no idea if he's guilty or innocent. I haven't judged one way or the other.

[@Leerah1313]

I'm not the Lynch mob I'm not saying he's guilty yet either

[@Helmy67]

The detectives didn't publish the evidences yet, the prosecutor will present it in the court, the police said they got the criminal, and we assume they have enough evidences to convict him.

[@nox7282]

No one has said that. No one had said 100% this is the guy. Not police, reporters, etc. So the question here is why are you so defensive over him?

[@Helmy67]

@@nox7282 there are some people for no apparent reason trying to defend him as if we gonna Lynch him in the comment section, my guess is they are either relatives to him, or just like to be against the obvious.

[@mingbiiiii4739]

I have watched over thousands of killer documentaries and other similar videos, I been following this case since day one since I live in Idaho 😢, I am so glad they caught this monster, I believe he will become a serial killer if he had the chance!!!

[@sharondavis258]

He probably already is one. The cops are looking into the possibility that this was not his first murder.

[@mingbiiiii4739]

@@sharondavis258 yea this is way too awful to be his ever first kill 😖

[@nowirehangers2815]

He already is He has killed before

[@thenewkidontheblok]

Had to be a bit scary at night, Being close to the incident and the killer on the lose. I'm in Texas and I woke up to check the locks nightly

[@thenewkidontheblok]

@@Murdacat but then I won't get any sleep and a bad guy can catch me lackin Or snackin 😅

[@janiterinadrum1627]

I sure hope that they have the right guy

[@SKC193]

I think if I had ever run into this guy out in the public, I would have thought he was strange! Just from his look!

[@rebecca75588]

Alot of people look strange but aren't murderers so I guess you can't really judge a book by it's cover

[@3_up_moon]

Please increase your volume. I can barely hear your host and Bobby Chacon with my volume at max. It's a little better for Joseph Scott Morgan, but overall the volume is very low. My volume is at max and I have to hold the speaker to my ear to hear over the furnace. I don't have this problem with other channels who upload with proper audio management.

[@lanawhite1670]

Will cameras be allowed in the courtroom when his trial begins in Idaho?

[@idahocorrupt2082]

they hide their crimes in courts

[@teresadvorak6145]

I hope so because U can bet the State of Idaho will be watching

[@tatianaallen913]

The fact is we don’t know anything.

[@omarwilliams1948]

FOR SURE HE'S MORE KNOWLEDGEABLE THAN HIS PUBLIC DEFENDER

[@dr.valbell6427]

9:49 YES! Thanks for correcting peoples’ mistakes!

[@robynpayne9448]

I hope they provide more proof. This has been so quiet, and I've not heard a motive or any friends/witnesses say that he did something that would prove his guilt. I sure hope he's actually guilty. Imagine being accused of this sort of crime!

[@randymorgan8375]

I asked my sister who is a police officer, that very question! Her reply was they have the right guy...I said mistakes can be made.she replied they have the right guy, because this is such a high profile case " they dubbed check everything

[@robynpayne9448]

@@randymorgan8375 They probably did. I sure hope so. But there have been many high profile crimes where innocent people were railroaded. That's why I'm hoping to see more facts come to light. All I've heard is he was a criminal justice student, and took a class with a woman who specialized in crazy killers.

[@aliasmalias]

@@randymorgan8375 "it is the right guy because this is such a high profile case" is a rather weak argument.

[@ashleyrocha1028]

They might have the right guy, but the real question is do they have a enough for a jury to find him guilty?

[@mollybrownuptown5849]

“A lawyer who represents himself has a fool for a client.”

[@aninja1053]

The car is what is going to get him caught

[@leaf16nut]

I hope not, they wanted a 2011-2013 and his is a 2015.. 🙃

[@aninja1053]

Car companies only change there body style every 4 years do to all the equipment and research and devolopment , im sure its just a error they have the right car

[@Maya-vs7mv]

I hope so. Out of all the cars out there, the suspect just happened to have that same car as on the store video.

[@AFloridaSon]

He's already caught.

[@Brooklynlife1000]

If there were no DNA evidence which it's nearly impossible after the slaughter.The fact that his car was there around that time passing through he could easily say that he was visiting his sister as she lives next door to that house.

[@The.Android]

Many killers and criminals take souvenirs and now film their crimes. Even before cellphones were invented killers often took photos and video. It's likely the perpetrator took photos or video of the crime scene as a souvenir or memento.

[@scottedwards549]

They keep saying he studied criminal law, well I guess he was absent the day they learned about DNA and surveillance cameras.

[@roselande9841]

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[@jennifermcnuttmusic6353]

😂😂😂

[@iceKOId]

I thought it was innocent until proven guilty?

[@gabbyrojchin8155]

It is of course as we can't prove yet he is guilty, however, DNA is pretty inrefutable

[@bitfenix90]

IceKOld, Where'd ya get THAT silly idea from?!! Jeepers - we should go full French Revolution - full Robsepierre - on him! Start with his family, friends, anyone on video who claims to have known him, or seen him cross the street. THEY'RE ALL GUILTY!! And what about cooks in cafes? "Why didn't they poison him? They're guilty, too!" Convenience store clerks... heck, he used some of the same highways that politicians and state officials did! CLEAN HOUSE. Like I said, "Go full French Revolution..." It only took them, what? Ten years? Fifteen? Stalin's second purge, by the way, was him executing those who executed the first purge ("Say - you were in the first purge and you missed some folks, eh? GUILTY!!"). And du-uh, that third purge - guess who THOSE folks killed off? "So much work to do, so little time." ha ha

[@olaasolo2794]

DNA is not “irrefutable”. It isn’t some magic - it requires context and explanation. You may want to watch less TV and stay off juries if you’re one of those who thinks DNA = automatic guilty. What I haven’t heard anyone including the media hungry police say yet is what DNA and any explainable circumstance of its presence. Too many people hear DNA and immediately think case closed.

[@jamesfriend481]

If you are on a jury you presume innocence and it’s up to the prosecutors to prove guilt but as you can see they don’t have to prove guilt before the arrest, of course we can only speculate if he’s guilty or not but it sure looks like it.

[@bitfenix90]

@@jamesfriend481 One of my questions TO MYSELF and all of us - is "Why do I find enjoyment out of playing almost a GAME of true-crime understanding?" I don't know. It's almost a thrill ride at times, and after guilt verdicts and sentencing is over, I find myself back in the figurative ticket-line... "I want to ride another one!" It's odd, and I'm not sure I'm entirely pleased that I 'suffer' like this. But it's not just morbid. It IS educational, too. Isn't that a good excuse to tell myself?!! ha ha

[@archangel807]

Killer didn't expect the young man to be in the house and fighting him. Planning on killing all five women. That saved the two that survived.

[@teresadvorak6145]

I think your right. Those 2 girls downstairs also had their door locked

[@mtio2807]

What do you say of the connection between BTK and BCK?

[@teresadvorak6145]

U know btk meant "beat,torcher,kill. In Brian's case, I think bck means "beat,cut,kill. What's yer take on it? 🤔

[@martytrout6252]

Looks like criminology students need to be screened before they can take classes. His background might have stopped him from being able to studying this subject.

[@tonymotta934]

This guy is done… he probably thought he was free and clear.

[@KariTSays]

Why are they not wearing gloves moving stuff from the house?

[@rebecca75588]

Most likely it's evidence they don't want to contaminate therefore they wear gloves

[@rebecca75588]

Oh I didn't see the not in your question well ditto

[@KariTSays]

@@mixedfeelings5484 well, just in case they need to get back in there and see what else they can do. That should be wearing gloves and being more careful.

[@nikkidin4505]

Even the best laid plans are disrupted and go awry. He probably didn’t account for the possibility of Ethan being on the scene. That surprise element is exactly what could lead to a criminal’s undoing.

[@teresadvorak6145]

He looks as if he's had a recent nose breakage too. I wonder if Ethan got a good nose punch in at him. I wonder if his classmates noticed any difference in his nose appearance around that time 🤔

[@bab6746]

Stop showing pictures of Moscow murder suspect Think they need to stop showing victims Who knows what this is is giving his ego.

[@ml5444]

I don't understand how the DNA at the scene pointed to him without him being tested. Was one of his relatives in jail before and they provided DNA? Do the prosecutors need to prove they have a DNA match before they arrest him, or just say they do?

[@sarahfooth50]

I believe thru genealogy DNA, so they found a match by finding a match to a relative of his who must've done Ancestry or 23andMe at some time and were able to drill it down to BK, starting with that.

[@melissaortiz7900]

The police were staking him for about 4 to 5 days they could have gotten any type of DNA maybe when he threw out trash

[@sarahfooth50]

Law enforcement now has access to many of these databases now, although not all of them.

[@alphonsenyoumssi4893]

One of his relatives took part in the “find family relatives with same DNA as you program” so from that National DNA bank the police was able to trace it back to him

[@lareeseblaque8303]

Genealogy DNA.

[@randomthought6681]

Ted Bundy was a narcissist as well and represented himself

[@teresadvorak6145]

Yep 👍, Durrel Brooks is another example of a narc defending himself in court

[@yoransom]

I'm surprised this guy wouldn't move towards poison. This tells me he just wanted to kill in a personal, aggressive way.

[@thesisterversepod]

He looks big in the orange jumpsuit clip.

[@RanchBlessingsz]

If his dad took a flight to drive with him why didnt Bryan just take a flight in the first place?

[@teresadvorak6145]

To have some father-son time. I bet the Dad is major mad at him now. Tryin to hide all this from his Dad all the way there? His dad must have sensed some kind of nervousness or something from his son

[@rebecca75588]

The thing is why a person like him would have a lot to lose studying for his PhD one would assume he'd have a good head on his shoulders motive part doesn't make sense but that will be explained later I suppose

[@RanchBlessingsz]

@@rebecca75588 I'm getting at the father's knowledge

[@wolfshunned]

When someone gets extradited and has to take a plane, who accompanies them? Local authorities, prosecuting authorities, FBI?

[@innocentnemesis3519]

US Marshalls typically escort people who are wanted in other states.

[@sherigrow6480]

Yes, both. Detectives from Idaho since they're who will assume custody from the court, but almost certainly accompanied by FBI. Could even use an FBI jet, though might be ISP jet. Idaho detectives have been in PA since before his arrest.

[@denisekoltys3019]

Depends but FBI or Air Marshalls most generally.

[@denisekoltys3019]

@Predbeau101 transporting criminals on commercial flights falls under TSA. Depending on the State there will be a US Marshall or in places like Texas might be a Texas Ranger. As an immediate hands on escort. There’s also an Air Marshall assigned by the TSA. May not be standing right there but is on the flight. TSA won’t let you carry water but you think they’re gonna let criminals fly right beside you? Without some extra security? Ask the pilot next time you fly?

[@cherylbrantley4736]

So are the authorities convinced this is their man, because they have pretty much said as much according to everything I’m reading.

[@baller84milw]

9:20 Thank god someone said it 🤣

[@archangel807]

Families need to be ready for what those women were putting on Instagram and TikTok to be shown in court....This whole thing is ugly....

[@runnertravis]

Innocent until proven guilty is a joke.... just look at these comments... Hopefully they got the right guy :/

[@nowirehangers2815]

Exactly Terrifying isn’t it ?

[@innocentnemesis3519]

Good thing no one related to the case probably reads these comments, and that the jury pool won’t be selected from KZbin comment sections anyway lmao

[@sayedkhalilullahmonib3363]

You guys are not answering any update. Horrible news

[@jweezy8645]

Harsh had a guy saying that he showered after the deeds and they found dna in the shower drain. Don’t know if that’s facts but Dylan supposedly said that she heard water running for a long time that night but didn’t really think much of it at the time.

[@innocentnemesis3519]

I hadn’t heard that rumor about the water running, but I have speculated that he would’ve had to shower or wash up before leaving the scene. It was surely too bloody not for him not to wash up in some capacity, and that will have left a trace

[@denisekoltys3019]

This has been one of my thoughts. Why no bloody footprints in the snow? Why no trail out the door? After having dogs who hurt themselves and blood everywhere I know blood can be cleaned up but does take time energy and chemicals- which does limit a situation like this at the scene. But his car could have been cleaned if he wasn’t just dripping in “evidence”. I was kinda a clean freak prior to having dogs with ripped nails, cut flews and split ears. So it’s not all that difficult to learn how to clean that up. Finding it and cleaning it is not the issue - getting to it and the focus to clean it up is kinda boring though. I’m focused on this DNA - as I’ve posted before OJs DNA was at the scene.

[@danutchioreanpeter]

@@denisekoltys3019 what snow? It happened on Nov.13...

[@Helmy67]

I agree with the assumption that he removed the bloody clothes, put it in a bag along with the knife, washed himself in the scene before going out to his car, later he got rid of the bag either in a water body, or burried it somewhere, or even in a dumpster, that is my speculation.

[@Kimberlygunn]

@@Helmy67 could have been disposed of on the university’s campus. Maybe a lab garbage bin…

[@Blu3st4r371]

So sad

[@clifforddriver9434]

One cannot kill four people with a knife and not leave his DNA all over the crime scene, there isn't anyway possible. This guy turned to be the dumbest criminal of the century.

[@lindarandles2106]

Blows my mind that people that seem to have a great wealthy future that would just throw it away !

[@rickcooley837]

He's evil

[@teresadvorak6145]

He be a legend in his own mind forever

[@rebecca75588]

Exactly this is what's hard to understand

[@single-handed3673]

I'm guessing that they will ship the Hyundai back to Idaho as evidence ?

[@AFloridaSon]

It's probably already on the back of a truck rolling into Moscow any hour now.

[@michellemedina3688]

Glad they got him, and I'm sure there is enough evidence...He studied criminology and in his head was probably fascinated too commit murders.. Narcissist for sure..

[@single-handed3673]

@@AFloridaSon The car will get there before Bryan . LOL

[@glasshalffull2930]

As a CSI trainer, I’m guessing the car is probably already in control of the local PA FBI and FBI Lab personnel traveled to process the car. Just not a good idea to ship the car across the country. But hey, I’ve been wrong before.

[@christinegabriel4684]

DNA from partiers is different from DNA on the bodies, mixed in the blood of the wounds, under the nails with blood or flesh

[@olaasolo2794]

Which is why people need to chilax and stop jumping to conclusions. All these armchair detectives watching CSI and once they hear DNA immediately asking for the death penalty 🙄

[@georgemalouf4298]

The suspect says he’s very eager to go back to Idaho and clear his name. I think he’s bluffing. Of course, if he refuses to confess to his crime, nobody would force him to confess, but he could offer to bargain his confession for something - like commuting death penalty to life imprisonment.

[@olaasolo2794]

Nice open mind you got there. Good thing you aren’t on the jury. Didn’t know arrest = guilty 🙄

[@gailschwartz4037]

All family want the death penalty. They said on video. He got nothing to trade but the kill experience if he says are truthful? But the csi + fbi police pro mapped this out already (the kill crime) motive?

[@georgemalouf4298]

@@olaasolo2794 There’s a homicide case in Florida in which the murderer who happen to be the slain woman’s husband refused to confess that he had killed her and buried her body in an unknown location. He eventually confessed and disclosed location of her remains after the judges agreed to drop the death penalty in reward for his confession.

[@rickcooley837]

They will be seeking the death penalty!

[@marielawrence-settle6476]

Why would he drive back with his car? Seems like for just a visit for the holidays it would make more sense to fly home; makes me wonder if they wanted to get the car out of the area.

[@gking2709]

Has anyone said if he has any cuts or scratches visible on hands or ams when arrested or should currently still have?

[@allmightybeaver]

You would think one of the students in his class would have noticed, I’m sure they were talking about this case.

[@shawnacothran3075]

Right.. he was in class after.. nobody at this time has said anything about wounds on his person..

[@teresadvorak6145]

His nose looks like it might have gotten moved around a bit

[@teresadvorak6145]

I did hear something about his classmate said he looked real worn out & tired

[@gking2709]

I was meaning like the cops or news would have reported that, seems like it would have been important. Since nothing has been said I guess he didn't have any

[@loisleonard9436]

The snap on his knife sheath

[@annabrown7302]

GUILTY AS CHARGED