Crime Stories with Nancy Grace.

On the evening of November 12th and into the early morning hours of November 13th,

Kaylee and Madison arrived home at approximately 1.45 a.m. after visiting a local bar and a street food vendor. Ethan and Zana were also out in the community at Sigma Chai and they arrived home at approximately 1.45 a.m.

Two surviving roommates who were also out in the community arrived home at approximately 1 a.m.

Later on the morning of November 13th at 1158

a.m. a 911 call was placed. The call reported an unconscious person. The call originated from inside the

residence and a surviving roommate's cell phone was used During that call, the dispatcher spoke to multiple people who were on scene.

Moscow police officers responded and found two victims, two on the second floor and two on the third floor of 1122 King Road.

The results of autopsies indicated that the four were stabbed multiple times and were likely

asleep during the attack.

Some had defensive wounds and there was no sign of sexual assault.

You are hearing police captain Roger Lanier there in Moscow detailing what happened the

morning the murders were reported to 911 in the last hours, bobshell in the courtroom.

Brian Coburger announces his formal alibi that he was, quote, out watching the moon and the stars around

3 to 4 a.m. the night of the murders. Hold that thought. Also, in the middle of all of this, let me throw this in the pot to stew.

We are now learning, contrary to many earlier reports, that there, there was no stalking.

Brian Coburger reportedly stalked no one.

This is a torpedo to the state's case.

Listen.

Brian Koberger tried to message one of the female victims of the Idaho murders.

That's reportedly what an unidentified police source told People magazine.

The source said weeks before the murders, direct messages were repeatedly sent to one of the women over Instagram. The source said there was no reply. Reports early on from an anonymous

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