So, Mike, now some of the new things they're coming up with that they found out he was doing just absolutely bizarre behavior.

I'm going to play some of this from law and crime.

And it's all of this, again, was rumored. But now it's been it's all of this again was was rumored.

But now it's been it's been absolutely verified his behavior.

This wasn't just someone who was like, hey, I'm interested in the case.

He was going and downloading the Moscow press releases to his device.

Brian Koberger's secrets are being exposed by two experts who did a deep

dive into his cell phone and computer, and what they uncovered is disturbing. Lots of flexing muscles,

selfies, half-clothed, like that. There's numerous instances of that on his phone.

I talk with the two investigators who pieced together Brian Koberger's digital trail and the things he couldn't erase no matter how hard he tried.

Psychopathic paranoia and studying serial killers.

Looking to get rid of his car, he was nervous.

Plus, we're seeing new video of Brian Coburger returning home after committing the murders.

Welcome to Crime Fix. I'm Anjanette Levy.

Brian Coburger, he believed he had thought of everything and his plan to carry out murder. And he really tried to cover his tracks when it came to his cell phone

and his computer, but he may not have done a good enough job because two experts went through

data from his phone and his computer and found evidence that

would very likely have painted a damning picture of guilt had his trial moved forward.

Those experts are Heather Barnhart and Jared Barnhart from Celebrate, and they're going to

join me here very shortly.

Celebrate is a firm that employs top experts from around the world in

digital forensics. They analyze electronics and they testify at trials. And the things that Jared and

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