Hey everyone, I'm Ashley Banfield and this is Drop Dead Serious.

You know, it's been almost three years since four University of Idaho students were slaughtered inside their home at 1122 King Road.

And it's been almost three weeks since Brian Coburger was sent off to the Idaho

maximum security institution to begin serving a sentence for the rest of his natural life

for committing those murders. But tonight, we've got some new details about what Brian

Koberger may have said while he was inside that house as he was carrying out his slaughter,

specifically which victim he may have named.

We also have some information about what Kovberger was doing right after the murders.

Spoiler alert, he called his mommy.

He called his mother within two hours of butchering those kids, and he didn't just call

her one time.

Wait until you hear how many times and how many hours he spent on the phone with his mommy,

right after stealing those kids from their moms.

And thanks to digital forensics and an expert duo who was tasked with analyzing Koberger's phone and his electronics,

we have learned some very creepy details about Koberger and his relationship with his parents.

It is all very unsettling and and frankly, it is giving Norman Bates in the movie's

psycho vibes, through and through.

And we've just discovered some amazing details about what these forensic analysts found

and what they did not find in his electronics that the rest of us all have in hours.

Like you will not believe the number of contacts Brian Koberger had saved on his phone.

I don't know about you, but I have upwards of 5,000.

I use my phone for everything. I use it for work and I'm a journalist.

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