Bryan Kohberger Keeps Damning 'Souvenir' From Idaho Quadruple Student Slay?

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🗓️ 12 April 2023

⏱️ 42 minutes

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Summary

An unsealed search warrant states that six weeks after the Idaho student murders, officers found ID cards connected to the victims in Bryan Kohberger’s possession.

Reportedly, the cards were found during a search of one of Bryan Kohberger’s homes. but where were they exactly?

Initial reports on the search warrant say the ID cards were “inside glove, inside box," leading some to believe that the ID cards were found inside the glovebox of Bryan Kohberger's car. Police would not confirm the report because of the gag order in the case.

Dailymail.com reporter Caitlyn Becker says, however, based on her review of the search warrant, the ID cards had been hidden away in Kohberger's parent's home. Becker reports the cards were found "inside a glove, inside a box" in the Albrightsville home, suggesting Kohberger had deliberately hidden the cards.

Police also believe they have evidence that could connect Kohlberger to what police are viewing as cyberstalking of someone from the Moscow residence.

Joining Nancy Grace Today:

Mark Tate - Attorney, The Tate Law Group
Dr. Jorey L. Krawczyn - Psychologist, Faculty Saint Leo University; Consultant with Blue Wall Institute; Author: "Operation S.O.S."
Johnny Naccarato - Fmr Sheriff's Sergeant & Crime Reconstruction and Forensics Team (CRAFT) Supervisor; TWITTER: @TheJohnnyLaw, YOUTUBE: The Johnny Law
Chris McDonough-Director At the Cold Case Foundation, Former Homicide Detective & Host of YouTube channel, "The Interview Room"
Dr. Michelle DuPre- Former Forensic Pathologist, Medical Examiner and Detective: Lexington County Sheriff's Department; Author: "Homicide Investigation Field Guide" & "Investigating Child Abuse Field Guide;" Forensic Consultant
Caitlyn Becker- Senior Reporter for Dailymail.com; Twitter: @caitlynbecker

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0:00.0	The
0:01.0	Crime Stories with Nancy Grace
0:07.0	Did Brian Coburger, the alleged killer of four beautiful university Idaho students,
0:20.6	actually keep a souvenir of the murders?
0:26.2	I'm a big scrapbook booker and I not only put photos of every event right now I'm still stuck on Christmas of 2017.
0:35.2	I have church bulletins, I have Christmas cards, all sorts of things I put in with the photos.
0:43.2	Is that how he viewed the murders like a concert he attended or his junior senior prom or some other big event in his life?
0:54.2	That he actually kept mementos, a souvenir so to speak?
1:01.2	That amidst an alleged internal affairs investigation that could threaten the state's case as well as the possible demolition of the crime scene?
1:14.2	We just saw in the Alex Mordy case that the jury went back to the scene of the crime.
1:22.2	If that home, that house where the students were murdered is demolished, will that somehow result in a problem for the prosecution?
1:34.2	All this swirling as news continues to develop day by day literally in the prosecution of Brian Coburger and a quadruple sleigh case.
1:46.2	I'm Nancy Grace, this is Crime Stories.
1:49.2	Thank you for being with us here at Fox Nation and Series XM 111.
1:53.2	First of all, I want to talk about what was discovered, the alleged memento kept by Brian Coburger.
2:02.2	Take a listen to Tracy Walder, former CIA and FBI Special Agent.
2:08.2	If he kept sort of a souvenir, really it points to just that that he for his ego purposes wanted to keep a souvenir of this crime,
2:17.2	wanted to keep a souvenir of what he believed that he had successfully done.
2:22.2	And I always think a lot of times with criminals that I've seen, it's always their ego that gets them in the end.
2:28.2	I do think that he was very confident in what he had done.
2:32.2	And I believe that he felt he hadn't left any evidence behind, but it's always their ego that's there undoing.
2:38.2	And I believed he wanted a trophy, if you will, of the crime that he had committed.
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