Kaylee Goncalves, University of Idaho student victim of murder.
(Reuters)
New details from the investigation into the murder of the four students at the University of Idaho were revealed today (Friday), linking the arrested suspect Brian Christopher Koberger to the scene of the November murder.
Among the new details of the investigation, it appears that a student who lived in the same house where the four were murdered testified that she saw a masked man wearing black clothes on the night of the murder.
According to her, she woke up that night to the sound of crying in the building.
After she got up she heard one of the residents of the building say something like "there's someone here", and later she heard a male voice say in the dark "it's ok, I'll help you".
In her testimony, she said that at around 04:00 in the morning she opened the door to the second floor of the building, and stood "frozen" when a suspicious man walked past her and went towards a door behind her.
He wore a mask and black clothes.
After seeing him she locked herself in her room.
According to her description of him, his height was around 1.8 cm, and he was "not particularly muscular, but had an athletic body with thick eyebrows."
Kobarger is escorted by the police, this week (Photo: Reuters)
In addition, in the investigation documents of the case, it is written that Kobarger's DNA was found on the cover of the knife found at the crime scene.
Also, a police officer in the Moscow police, Bret Payne, said that according to the suspect's cell phone data, it appears that he visited the crime scene about a dozen times before the night of the murder.
In camera footage near the scene, shortly before the murder took place, a white Elantra car is seen driving past the student residence three times before the driver decided to park it.
Fifteen minutes later the car was seen leaving the scene quickly.
A source familiar with the details told CNN that Kobarger was seen cleaning his car thoroughly and putting on gloves before he was caught last week.
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Kobarger was seen cleaning her thoroughly before he was arrested.
The suspect's Hyundai Elantra car (photo: screenshot, Twitter)
Last week, about 4,000 km from the scene of the murder in Idaho, the Pennsylvania police arrested the 28-year-old Kobarger on suspicion of murdering the four Sedtatons. Kobarger
appeared this week in a court in Monroe County, Pennsylvania, waived the right to extradition and is expected to stand trial in Idaho. According to the authorities, He will be charged with four counts of first-degree murder and robbery.
Law enforcement officials have not publicly released some information about the case and the arrest, including a possible motive, Kobarger's relationship with the victims or evidence that led to his arrest. where the victims lived, used to make inappropriate and "disturbing" comments to female employees and customers at the Pennsylvania brewery where he worked, the owner said.
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