Murders of the University of Idaho Lead Tax Bill Thompson Share new details about the case after convicted murderer Bryan Kohberger He was sentenced to life in prison.
On a Wednesday, July 30, CBS interview ‘ 48 hoursThompson shared how often the prosecution experts were able to identify 30 -year -old Kohberger near 1122 King Road in Moscow, Idaho, before the Fateful night of November 13, 2022.
48 hours correspondent Peter van holy told Thompson that “police reports reveal that (victim) Kaylee goncalves He had said roommates who saw a chilling man as he walked his dog and that his roommates found that the front door had been damaged. “
This meant that Van Saint asked Latah’s county prosecutor: “Do you think Kohberger was possibly chasing the house, chasing them?”
Details of Idaho’s University killings have been published after more than two years after Bryan Kohberger’s ruling audience. More than 300 research records were published through the Moscow Police Department after a previous GAG order was erected. Unable records reveal that during their first interview with the police in December 2022, Kohberger (…)
Thompson replied, “Well, we think Kohberger was certainly chasing that neighborhood,” although he said that Kohberger’s cellphone data was not “correlated” with the schedules of the aforementioned incidents.
However, the prosecutor claimed that telephone follow -up experts “proved that he was in that area of about 20 times more times at night, between ten and early morning hours … 10 in the evening, when there would be no legitimate motive because he was here to buy, here, Moscow, which was his routine practice.”
“So we certainly believe that these trips … Mr. Kohberger who sought, surveillance or persecution involved, whatever the case,” added Thompson.
Last month, Kohberger stated guilty To the koncalves killings, Madison Mogen, Xana Kernodle and Ethan Chapin As part of a supply agreement to avoid the death penalty. Goncalves, Mogen and Kernodle all lived in the student house outside the campus, while Chapin, the boyfriend of Kernodle, stayed in the game when the fatal incident took place. Two roommates, Dylan Mortensen and Bethany Funkesurvived the attack.
Kohberger was delivered Four consecutive life sentences Without the possibility of probation during an audience in Boise, Idah, on July 23. He was also sentenced to ten years in prison for theft.
In an interview with Idaho Statlesman After the sentence Thompson shared his theory Why Kohberger saved Mortensen -On of the two surviving roommates, who told the police that he had seen a man “about 6 feet high, a slender construction, with a black skiing mask leaves the second -floor courtyard area” on the night of the murders, according to a police report.
Bryan Kohberger could be behind the bars for the rest of his life, but there are still several unanswered questions about why he killed four students from Idaho University. Kohberger entered Moscow, Idaho, in the house of 1122 King Road on November 13, 2022 and stabbed Ethan Chapin, Xana Kernodle, Maddie Mogen and Kaylee Goncalves A (…)
“From what Dylan described, I find it difficult to imagine that the killer did not see Dylan,” said Thompson.
He added: “At that time, it had been in the house probably longer than planning, and had killed more people than they planned … We would not be surprised that the killer would be afraid at the time and decided that they had to leave, without knowing if the supplements of the law had already been called.”
