The probable cause of the case of state of Idaho versus Brian C. Coburger has been released.

He's accused of killing four University of Idaho students in November.

He arrived in Idaho Wednesday night after his arrest in Pennsylvania last week.

The affidavit was written by Brett Payne, a corporal with the Moscow Police Department,

who has been with the department for about four years and documents the following.

This from surviving roommates on the night of the murders, including disturbances and

a physical description of the suspect.

DNA evidence discovered on a knife's sheath discovered at the scene, video footage

of the suspects vehicle, as well as cell phone data in the hours before and after the murders.

Jody Weber is a retired special agent with the FBI during her 22-year career she worked

on the Centennial Olympic bombing case and was part of the fugitive task force tracking

serial bomber Eric Robert Rudolph.

She's worked numerous high profile international terrorism and complex financial crime investigations

and was a 9-11 responder who worked the crime scene at the Pentagon for 16 days.

Prior to joining the FBI in 1997, she was the morning anchor and investigative reporter

at the NBC affiliate in Wisconsin.

It is a great pleasure.

Welcome to the show.

Thanks for having me, Kate.

So you've taken the time to review the affidavit and I've been eager to talk to you.

You've reviewed it.

What do you make of it?

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