Cops seized four medical gloves, a silver flashlight and Bryan Kohberger’s Under Armor underwear.
>
REVEALED: Pennsylvania police seized four medical gloves, a silver flashlight, and Under Armor socks, briefs and shorts from Bryan Kohberger when he was arrested at his parents’ home.
- Kohberger was arrested Dec. 30 at his parents’ home in Albrightsville.
- A recently issued search warrant reveals what items were seized at the time.
- They took a silver flashlight, four medical gloves, four mouth swabs and clothing
Pennsylvania police seized four medical gloves, a silver flashlight and Under Armor socks, briefs and shorts from Bryan Kohberger when they arrested him at his parents’ home in December on suspicion of quadruple murder in Idaho.
Kohberger, 28, is in custody for the murders of Maddie Mogen, Kaylee Goncalves, Xana Kernodle and Ethan Chapin. On December 30, Kohberger was arrested at his parents’ home in Albrightsville, Pennsylvania.
The police had tracked him there by tracking his white Hyundai to the scene of the murders.
When he was taken into custody in Pennsylvania, police seized items of clothing along with a flashlight and medical gloves, according to a newly released search warrant made public today.
Bryan Kohberger will return to court in June
When he was taken into custody in Pennsylvania, police seized items of clothing along with a flashlight and medical gloves, according to a newly released search warrant made public today.
They also seized the Under Armor socks, briefs and shorts and the white sweatshirt he was wearing, and took four mouth swabs from him.
Kohberger was believed to be wearing dark clothing at the time of the murders.
Police also say he left a diamond pattern imprint on the sole that matches a pair of Vans sneakers.
When he was arrested, the police seized a pair of black Nikes.
Kohberger is due back in court in June. He has yet to enter a formal plea, but his lawyers have indicated in the past that he plans to plead not guilty.
His alleged motive remains unconfirmed.
In addition to linking his Hyundai to the scene, police also say that DNA left on the push button of a knife sheath left with one of the bodies is a 99.9 percent match to Kohberger’s.
The Kohberger family home in Albrightsville, Pennsylvania
The warrant seeks permission to seize a large web of evidence from Kohberger’s home. It’s unclear what exactly the agents found beyond what’s listed.
Kohberger, 28, is in custody for the murders of Maddie Mogen, Kaylee Goncalves, Xana Kernodle and Ethan Chapin.
Former friends of the alleged killer have since claimed that he had a crippling heroin addiction.
Law enforcement sources also claimed that he had “more than one photograph” of one of the victims on his phone, though it is unclear if they were taken before the killings or because of extensive media coverage before he was arrested.
The warrant also details how Pennsylvania police were asked to assist in the investigation on December 28, after Kohberger and her father traveled from Idaho to the East Coast.
‘On December 28, the Pennsylvania State Police were requested to assist the Moscow Police Department, Moscow, ID and FBI with a homicide investigation.
Investigators began physical surveillance of the property and area of 119 Lamsden Drive, Chestnuthill Township, and in the early morning hours of Tuesday, December 27, 2022, observed
‘Bryan Kohberger walking near this residence. Deponents believe that Kohberger is inside this residence and is in possession of items related to this investigation.
The state troopers also asked permission to search the house at night. The raid was carried out at dawn on December 30.
‘Furthermore, based on the serious and violent nature of these crimes, including the risk to general public safety, your deponents request that a night search warrant be issued to execute this search warrant at any time and the declaration be sealed sworn probable cause ‘
The house where the murders occurred in Moscow, Idaho, will be destroyed.