Crime stories with Nancy Grace

Brian Cobrager in the headlines again, as you will recall, a Cobrager charged in the murders of four beautiful university Idaho students believed to have been asleep at the time of the attack.

In the last hours we learned that Cobrager apparently kept a memento, a trophy of sorts, from one of his murder victims.

What, we believe, a student ID or driver's license was kept by Brian Cobrager.

Now, the ID has been identified as being found in either Cobrager's car or Cobrager's family home, put inside a glove in a box.

Now, there has been much ado regarding what's found in the glove compartment in his car or in a box in a glove in his parents' home.

Either way, it's a memento, it's a trophy from the quadruple murders.

Joining right now, Cheryl McCollum, founder and director of the Col case Research Institute and star of a brand new hit series podcast, Zone 7.

Cheryl, can you believe this guy?

You know, Nancy, you and I talked early on about having some type of pro-ce, some type of memento that he was keeping.

The fact that it's an ID tells me not only did he want it, he wanted it close to him.

That's something you could carry in your wallet, something you could put in your visor of your car and look at it.

It's not big and it's protected.

So the fact that an ID would have some type of covering to keep it where you've spilled something, it would maintain its integrity.

That just tells me what it meant to him.

Cheryl McCollum, do you know how I scrapbooked?

Oh, yeah.

And yeah, I know.

I completely took over my husband's closet.

He's got room now for like one shirt and one sock because the rest of the whole closet are stacks and stacks of scrapbooks.

And they're mostly photo albums with memento stuck in there.

Right now, I got behind.

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