If you see you up top, you can see the button where it closes on the knife to keep it locked in place.

So very, very, very powerful evidence.

Yet there are those who are unsatisfied with that.

Dr. Debbie.

Well, first, Sergeant Bill, allow me to comment on your excellent storytelling.

You are fantastic. I only wish I had you along the way as a professor. I would have learned a lot, but I learned a lot from the program.

Well, 100% in agreement. As soon as I heard that detail, one inch knife sheet, suspects, DNA. Remember the numerics, numbers we did not learn in

high school or college, but the likelihood of it not being Brian Coburger is one in one optillion.

Another number that I think is huge and relevant is that there are 1.9 million residents

in the state of Idaho.

We don't even have any type of cross transference of DNA.

We can't even speak about it in the plural.

It is absolutely singularly belonging to him.

But while we are the totality of the evidence, and although we don't have

notes in front of us, but the three of us are following this for two and a half years, as are

your viewers, we can just literally go down the list of what we know from then until now,

one inch knife sheath with the suspect's DNA, the white elantra on the video

footage. We have phone pings at least 12 from the suspect's home at or near the home on King

Road, the crime scene. Now we have verification of a purchase of a knife,

a purchase of a knife sheath, and a purchase of a knife sharpener.

We have a selfie that we can also talk about if and when you would like to

that is apparently taken six hours after the 4 to four 30 a.m.

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