The newly obtained discs show the murder scene in Moscow

Moscow, Idaho – The newly obtained files show the photographic evidence collected by the police the day Bryan Kohberger murdered four students from the Idaho University.

7 The surveys received nearly 200 photos of the crime scene -expurred and blurred thanks to a request for public files with the Moscow police, Idaho. They show King Road’s house where Kaylee Goncalves, Madison Mogen, Xana Kernodle and Ethan Chapin were killed on November 13, 2022.

Kohberger pleaded guilty to murders in July to avoid the death penalty. He was ordered to serve four consecutive life terms without parole for murders and is now in lonely isolation within the maximum Idaho security institution.

The photos show a horrible crime scene. Among the images are those that show the victim’s rooms, the police police say Kohberger has entered and blood on a door.

7 survey also obtained a surveillance video taken during this period at the home of a neighbor. In the video, you can see a person walking towards a car parked outside the house where the video was recorded. This person heads to King Road with a flashlight. During about 15 minutes, the video shows a white sedan nearby and from the surroundings of the house where murders have taken place.

Between 4:15 a.m. and 4:20 p.m., strong noises can be heard, as well as a dog that barks for several minutes.

The authorities said that from the start, they thought the killings were part of a targeted attack, although they provide little information on the reasons.

Bryan Kohberger escaped the authorities for a month-and perhaps may have since left a single DNA specification on a knife sheath found near the crime scene. In two and a half years, the murder weapon was not found.

In early December, a break in the investigation.

The police issued a Bolo alert for a 2011 Hyundai Elantra 2011. A car corresponding to this body shape was captured in surveillance images near the crime scene before and accelerating after the murder.

The police used Kohberger’s car, DNA found on the sheath of the knife left on the crime scene, the genetic genealogy, school records and mobile phone data to link the WSU criminology student, 28, Bryan Kohberger on the murder scene.

A few days before the new year, a tactical team from the FBI invaded the Kohberger family home in Pennsylvania.

He was arrested and finally extradited to Idaho at the beginning of 2023.

Kohberger tried to hide his crimes. He meticulously cleaned his Elantra, leaving no evidence inside. However, prosecutors thought they had enough evidence by May 2023 for him accusation of four first degree murder leaders.

Kohberger initially pleaded not guilty. Its public defenders have prepared to fight against the case on the death penalty in court.

After years of requests and delays, an unexpected guilt of guilt ended the trial last month before the start.