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Apart from what fellow inmates say about prison behavior, Bryan Kohberger has been mostly silent after being accused of killing four University of Idaho students last November. But sources divulging her details already spoke briefly at various points.
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A police source “involved” in the extradition process that brought graduate students to District Prison Latah talk to people for a report published on Tuesday. According to sources, Kohberger was allegedly “really nervous” during the trip to the Idaho jail from his original location in Pennsylvania.
An insider claimed the accused killer “made small talk” with officers during the extradition, adding:
“He looked really nervous. He told me everything that happened. At one point, he said something like ‘I’m fine, this is fine.’ It’s like he’s convincing himself that all this isn’t terrible.
Of course, Kohberger was read his Miranda rights after his arrest, as is standard procedure. And as we’ve reported, he’s a criminology student – so he knows that part of the legal process.
To that end, the source said Kohberger didn’t say much about the case or what he was accused of doing. But at one point, he allegedly dropped a comment on the matter:
“He said, ‘it’s so sad what happened to him,’ but he didn’t say it again. He’s smarter than that.”
He is currently being held in the Latah County Jail pending his next court hearing, which is scheduled for this week.
While in jail, the accused murderer was put in a cell away from every other prisoner, apparently for his own safety. A source there divulged more key details about the current life situation for peoplealso:
“He kept to himself, he was away from other prisoners. But he would talk to the guards and seemed to be used to the place.
Of course, he must have gotten used to it. After all, Ph.D. the student will likely be held there for enough when he faces charges for the murder of Madison Mogen21, Kaylee Goncalves21, Xana Kernodle20, and Ethan Chapin20 back on November 13 last year.
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Now, the police are continuing to build a case against the man, and other key evidence that has come to light. In a new probable cause affidavit released this week, investigators have found shoe prints at the crime scene that look like Vans brand sneakers.
This can be a remarkable development, Fox News Digital report, that the investigators were able to tie the trail to the 28-year-old’s shoes. But as the outlet notes, it’s not yet clear whether police have found the matching shoes.
Still, the news outlet spoke to the former NYPD inspectors and lawyers Paul Mauro about potential evidence obtained from finding and documenting shoe prints. A forensic expert – who was not involved in the case – told the news network that potential blood evidence through the prints could be critical to the case:
“First of all, he got a trace, but it also helped him to develop a path through the house, because he used the technology that he did, as it was taken as a trace of blood. He stepped on some kind of blood and left an impression, and apparently it is not clear … very , so they have to use this technology, which means they may have already removed it.”
wow
Investigators also now believe that the criminology student may have been walking outside the victims’ home. DOZEN times before the murder in mid-November. So scary…
Of course, more information will come to light as police continue to build the case. Here are some of the latest from the investigation:
When we noted (above) and Fox News Digital has been confirmed, Kohberger will return to court for the pre-trial hearing next Friday.
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