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Kohberger Caught on Camera, Five Days After Murders

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Newly released surveillance footage shows Bryan Kohberger, the suspect in the University of Idaho murders, calmly swapping license plates at a Washington state DMV just five days after the crime. He engaged in casual conversation about baseball and local safety, displaying no signs of stress. Public reaction to the footage highlights his chilling composure while fleeing. Kohberger was later caught and sentenced to four life terms for the deaths of the four young victims.

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Kohberger Caught on Camera, Five Days After Murders

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Entertainment & Celebrity News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!Kohberger Caught on Camera, Five Days After Murders. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.

It's March 26th, Entertainment and Celebrity News. Today starts now, AI-powered and trending. Newly released surveillance video captures Brian Coburger at a Washington State DMB office appearing completely at ease just 5 days after the November 13th, 2022 murders of 4 University of Idaho students. The then 28-year-old entered on the afternoon of November 18th to swap license plates on his white, Hyundai, Ilantra. He made small talk with the clerk about baseball and local safety, even nodding along when she mentioned the Moscow killings nearby. Coburger hinted he might need to relocate anywhere for work, showing no signs of stress as he evaded detection. Public reaction to the footage underscores his chilling composure while fleeing. He was caught during a nationwide search at his parents' home in Pennsylvania, and later received four life sentences for the deaths of the students who were in their early 20s. Separately, fresh body cam clips from the Idaho crime scene depict officers wheeling out

the victims on stretchers covered in bags early in the investigation. These glimpses into the aftermath reveal the stark contrast between the suspects calm and the whore that unfolded, leaving a community forever changed.

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