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So watching all of this body cam video and the video of the vehicle, it really gives us an idea,

ideas that we really didn't initially have in regards to what was going on in this house when the police pulled up.

Let's not forget that these murders occurred between 0-410 and 0422, and then the killer sped away.

And then 9-1 wasn't, one wasn't called until about 9 o'clock in the morning.

You know, earlier morning.

So all of that time had gone by.

And so the police missed certain opportunities by not getting there in a timely fashion because they were never called.

This is an officer going through the house.

Again, a lot of redacted video here, but you get an idea of the urgency here and what they're looking at, the crime scenes, and it's just absolutely horrific.

There you can see.

They go through the kitchen, you see the sliding glass door there.

That was determined to be the area of entrance and exit.

But again, we would have expected to find fingerprints, a blood,

and apparently they found none of that there.

So these were areas where the killer, Brian Coburger,

must have taken great precautions to cover his body,

both with gloves and his clothing with something like a big street that went over his clothing. And that would have been some of the evidence

that he would have chosen to get rid of, to get rid of rather quickly because none of it was found.

Here's some officers going up the stairs, talking amongst each other.

It doesn't seem like there's a lot of cohesiveness right now in regards to this processing this crime scene.

There's got down lots of confusion.

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