Hey, everyone. I'm Ashley Banfield, and this is Drop Dead Serious. Another special episode for you.

This time because we've just gotten our hands on a file from investigators in the Brian Coburger murders that really give you a look inside Brian Coburger's mind because

it shows what he was Googling in the days and weeks after the murders. And my News Nation team

on my bandfield show, shout out News Nation, 10 o'clock Eastern, make sure you watch it. We were able to find these files, and then Lindsay Holler, my podcast producer and I,

have been digging in deep to some of these files, and we want to show you.

Tile for tile, what Brian Coburger was Googling.

Lins, let's start with the American Psycho Tile.

And you can see Christian Bales in one of the best roles he's ever been in, honest to God.

Just some kind of an item that he was looking at with American Psycho.

We heard he was pretty fascinated.

The next one is Ed Kemper, body language.

You know Ed Kemper.

He's considered the co-ed killer.

He killed, gosh, 10 victims, including his grandparents and his mother. This was all in California. The next one is cleaning time. Interesting. A night to remember. Some of Good Morning America's coverage, obviously, of what happened at 1122 King Road.

You can see the crime tape there.

Killer laughing.

And there's a picture of the four victims.

That's so heartbreaking.

This next one, details of the Idaho murder mystery don't add up.

This is Clay and Buck.

He was Googling that as well.

I think he liked to listen to his handiwork. Ed's messy beginnings. That's Ed Kemper again, the serial killer. This next one, trade craft. And of course, look who that is. Ted Bundy, one of his favorites. Next, Christian Bales again, an American psycho. He seemed fixated. The Killer Speaks, an A&E original.

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