it was found in bed next to the bodies of best friends kaylee gonsalves and madison mogen.olice linking that dna to bryan kohberger from collecting his father's dna from the trash outside the family's home and matching it to their sample from the crime scene. >> the authorities were sitting on the home in the poconos for four days before they moved in to make the arrest. we now know why. they wanted, in part, to collect some trash to see what dna samples they could pull off of it so they could test it and make sure they had the right person. >> reporter: the close group of friends seen last november inside their home just weeks before the murders of 21-year-old roommates madison mogen, kaylee gonsalves, 20-year-old zana kernodle, and her boyfriend ethan chapin. for is first time we're hearing the chilling account from one of two roommates who survived. she was on the same floor as two of the victims who were killed, xana and ethan, telling police a.m., hearing kaylee say at 4:0- something like "there's someone here." then she heard crying from xana's room, followed by a mal

detectives arrested 28-year-old bryan west for kohberger on a warrant for murder of kaylee goncalves, madison mogen, xana kernodle xana kernodle, and ethan chapin. >> it is death and or imprison am for life, do you want. >> yes. >> the surviving roommate, came face-to-face with the killer, perhaps most chilling single detail was the story of the roommate. who saw this man, clad all in black and wearing a mask. >> cell phone data shows he returned to the screen. just hours later before police were called. >> we're glad we live in the state of idaho with the death penalty. >> i am nancy grace, thank you for being with us for this somewhere report on idaho stup student murders, right now more questions than answers, we'll take your questions. did bryan kohberger actually attend a memorial for the four of slain students? laura ingel. unconfirmed reports surfacing now. tonight that kohberger waltzed across the floor of the memorial at end of more for the four slain students have you seen the video. >> i have, there are a lot of people who are paying close attention to this. the movements of the people a

kaylee goncalves, madison mogen, xana kernodle, and her boyfriend ethan chapin were found stabbed to death in their off-campus home. >> the four were stabbed with a knife, but no weapon has been located at this time. >> no one could understand. why would anyone want to kill these four students? >> you're all in fight or flight. we have no idea what to do. we have never had a situation like this in our community. >> this doesn't happen in moscow, idaho. there's no indication about who did it, why the person did it. >> growing fear in that idaho college town where four students were brutally murdered. >> many this morning are questioning the police assurances that everyone is safe. >> when the story broke, the national media descends on this small college town that, at this point, is gripped with fear. >> we didn't know if someone was just breaking into houses, if they were targeting college kids. >> we believe this was an isolated, targeted attack on our victims. we do not have a suspect at this time, and that individual is still out there. >> we were all scared. >> we just didn't fee

say the killer stabbed all four victims on the top two floors of the home, but left dna next to madison mogenlice linking it to kohberger after taking a sample from trash in his parents' house in pennsylvania according to police, kohberger's phone records place him near the house of the four victims on at least 12 occasions prior to the murder, most in the late evening or early morning hours. the night of the killing his cell phone did not register on any towers leading investigators to believe he turned his cell phone off between the hours of 3:00 a.m. and 5:00 a.m., the same time of the murders. investigators first used surveillance video of the area to connect the homicide to a white hyundai elantra later located on the wsu campus just 15 minutes from the crime scene. police say the suspect changed his license plate and registration for the white elantra just five days after the killings. >> i have court appointed counsel. >> reporter: his public defender saying he intends to plead not guilty today in court the ph.d. criminology student responding to limited questions. >> do you understand

appearance in idaho to face charges of first degree murder in the stabbing deaths of kaylee goncalves, madison mogen, xana kernodle, and ethan chapin. cbs's omar villafranca was inside the courtroom and will start us off from moscow, idaho. good evening, omar. >> reporter: good evening. tonight, many questions were answered. some people may have thought the case had gone cold, but turns out police were tracking the suspect for a very long time and learned how investigators connected kohberger to the scene. kohberger 13450eu8d at his court appointed attorney and appeared calm as gruesome new details were revealed about how he may have stalked the victim and how police tracked him down through dna, phone records and a witness. and a court document released today, plies say dna from trash obtained from the kohberger's home in pennsylvania matched dna on a knife sheath like this one found next to one of the victims' bodies. minoritiesson told police after hearing someone crying and a man saying something to the effect it's okay, i'm going to help you. she opened a door and saw a figure clad in black clo

family members of the victims, madison mogen, xana kernodle, ethan chapin and kaylee goncalves, now bracingor the moment they may come face to face with the prime suspect in court tonight we spoke with kaylee's father steve. >> do you want to see this suspect with your own eyes >> yes, definitely i want this guy to get -- whoever this person that was responsible for this, i want him to be sick of seeing us and sick of knowing that these people won't let it go. >> reporter: steve goncalves says the family had never heard of kohberger until the arrest and says he's relieved to see the progress in the case but that he's waiting to see all the evidence police have >> i feel a sense that we're on the right track to where i can say i can let my guard down a little bit. but we definitely still have a lot of work to do >> reporter: and tonight we're learning more about the suspect. austin morrison says kohberger was a teaching assistant in a criminal justice class he took at washington state >> just rather quiet, very off to the side, standoffish. he sat in the class, didn't do a whole lot. >> repo

way to idaho to face four first degree murder charges for the stabbing deaths of kaylee calfs, madison mogen, xana kernodle, e9 an chapin, he was seen just hours ago after the plane he was traveling on made a brief stop in illinois to refuel. the murder suspect set to arrive a little more than 24 hours after waiving his extradition rights at a pennsylvania court room. the public defender for that hearing jason labar describes him as calm and intelligent. >> sean ordinary man to me. i see no distinct characteristics. he is easy to talk to he is aware of the situation. >> the washington state university ph.d criminology student could appear before an idaho judge within the next 48 hours. once he does, a probable cause affidavit which details the evidence against him could be released to the public. dave leroy sigh former idaho attorney general, he has no-- with this case. >> this is an unusual case but what we are importantly trying to do here now in idaho is preserve the defendant's right to a fair trial with an impartial jury. >> kohberger was arrested in pennsylvania last friday after autho

is charged with four counts of first-degree murder in the deaths of students kaylee goncalves, madison mogen, xana kernodle, and ethan chapin on november 13th. and he is due in court tomorrow. kohberger isn'txpected to a ple. tomorrow morning's status hearing will focus on scheduling his next court appearance when we hope to learn much more about the case prosecutors are building against him. norah? >> lilia luciano with that new interview, thank you. >>> well we got some great news on the recovery of buffalo bills safety damar hamlin today, just nine days after suffering cardiac arrest during a monday night football game, hamlin has been discharged from the hospital and he is now home. doctors say hamlin will continue his rehabilitation with the bills and their medical staff. hamlin's terrifying collapse put a renewed spotlight on sports safety, especially when it comes to our children. over half of the kids in america play sports, and cardiac arrest is actually the leading cause of death among young athletes. so we went to an ice hockey rink to find out what parents can do to protect their

charged with four counts of first degree murder in the deaths of students kayleigh goncalves, madison mogen kernodle and ethan chapin. november 13, and he is due in court tomorrow. kohberger isn't expected to enter a plea yet. tomorrow morning's status hearing will focus on scheduling his next court appearance, when we hope to learn much more about the case prosecutors are building against him, norah. >> o'donnell: lilia luciano, thank you. well, we got some great news on the recovery of buffalo bills safety damar hamlin just nine days after suffering cardiac arrest during a monday night football game, hamlin has been discharged from the hospital and is now home. doctors say hamlin will continue his rehabilitation with the bills and their medical staff. hamlin's terrifying collapse put a renewed spotlight on sports safety, especially when it comes to our children. over half of the kids in america play sports, and cardiac arrest is actually the leading cause of death among young athletes. so we went to an ice hockey rink to find out what parents can do to protect their kids. when damar hamli

is charged with four counts of first-degree murder in the deaths of students kaylee goncalves, madison mogenas kohberger's defense team prepared for his next day in court, which won't be until june 26th. tonight and for the foreseeable future, bryan kohberger remains in a moscow, idaho jail. norah? >> lilia luciano has been covering that case for us. thank you. >>> back here in washington, embattled freshman lawmaker george santos is facing new accusations that he stole money from a disabled veteran who was trying to get life-saving surgery for his dying service dog. well, that's just one of the latest revelations about the admitted liar. here is cbs' caitlin huey-burns. >> reporter: despite growing calls to resign, george santos has secured seats on two congressional committees and the backing of house republican leadership. >> we're fielding calls in the office already. >> reporter: but calls from cbs news to his district office in new york, which still has his predecessor's name on the building were forwarded to a neighboring congressman. is he in a position where he can't show his face i

accused of killing kaylee goncalves, madison mogen, xana kernodle, and ethan chapin as they slept on november 13th. once back in idaho, a probable cause affidavit will detail the evidence against him. >> i definitely believe one of the main reasons the defendant chose to waive extradition around hurry his return to idaho was the need to know what was in those documents. >> reporter: the 28-year-old was a ph.d. criminology student and lived 15 minutes from the crime scene. if convicted. kohberger faces life in prison and possible the death penalty. h pennsylvania tonight in jail, assigned a public defender in idaho where he has to arrive within ten days. >> o'donnell: nikki battiste, thank you. let's turn to the war in ukraine. cbs news has learned it was in ctrangrocket systm provided by the u.s. and used by ukrainian forces to kill or wound hundreds of russian troops in a nears day attacks the assault in the eastern reege of ukraine not far from the war torn city of bakhmut. ian lee reports tonight. >> reporter: we are on the road to the most dangerous place in ukraine. soldiers cal

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kohberger is accused of killing kaylee goncalves, madison mogen, xana kernodle and ethan chapin as they slept on november 13th. once back in idaho, a probable cause affidavit will detail the evidence against him. >> i definitely believe that one of the main reasons the defendant chose to waive extradition and hurry his return back to idaho was the need to know what was in those documents. >> reporter: the 28-year-old was a ph.d. criminology student at washington state university and lived in pullman, washington, about a 15-minute drive from the crime scene. if convicted, kohberger faces live in prison and possibly the death penalty. cbs news has learned he's still here in pennsylvania tonight in jail, but he has been assigned a public defender in idaho, where he has to arrive within ten days. norah. >> nikki battiste with that new did you know, some ordinary cold medicines can raise your blood pressure? try new vicks nyquil high blood pressure for fast, powerful cold relief without ingredients that may raise your blood pressure. try vicks nyquil high blood pressure. the coughing, aching

appearance in court in idaho to face four charges of first-degree murder in the stabbing deaths of madison mogen, kaylee goncalves, ethan chapin, and xana kernodle. cbs's omar villafranca was inside the courtroom and will start us off from moscow, idaho, good evening, omar. >> reporter: good evening. tonight many questions were answered. some people may have thought that the case had gone cold, but it turns out police were tracking the suspect for a very long time and we're also learning how investigators connected kohberger to the scene. kohberger smiled at his court-appointed attorney and appeared calm as gruesome new details were revealed about how he may have stalked the victims and how police tracked him down, through dna, phone records, and a witness. in a court document released today, police say dna from trash obtained from the kohbergers' home in pennsylvania matched dna on a knife sheath like this one found next to one of the victim's bodies. also in the document, a roommate identified as dylan mortensen told police she thought she heard kaylee goncalves say, "there's someone here" aro

sheath for a military-style knife, found next to the bodies of best friends kaylee goncalves and madison mogenlice later linking that dna to kohberger by collecting his father's dna from trash outside the family home and linking it to their sample from the crime scene. >> did they even do their chores today? >> reporter: the close group of friends seen inside their home just weeks before the murders. and for the first time, we're hearing the chilling account from one of two roommates who survived. she was on the same floor as two of the victims who were killed -- xana kernodle and ethan chapin -- telling police she was woken by a noise at 4:00 a.m., hearing kaylee say something like, "there's someone here." she then heard crying from xana's room, followed by a male voice saying, "it's okay, i'm going to help you." she opened her door and stood frozen as a man wearing "black clothing and a mask that covered the person's mouth and nose walking towards her," describing him as "5'10" or taller. not very muscular, but athletically built with bushy eyebrows." the man left out the sliding glass door.

was the family's trash that linked kohberger's dna to the knife sheath found next to the body of madison mogen. her dad telling us he was overcome with emotion as he tried to make it through the details in the affidavit. >> i just -- iro down. and i could only take so much of that, and -- i just -- i cried. i still haven't read the rest of it. >> reporter: kohberger was a teaching assistant in criminology at washington state. one of his students describing what he was like. >> very kind of anti-social when he did speak with us. he kind of didn't really look at us directly and he just kind of really awkward. >> reporter: the preliminary hearing scheduled to begin june 26th. until then, kohberger will remain behind bars without bail. the sister of victim kaylie gone sal vez says she hopes prosecutors will seek the death penalty. david? >> mola, thank you. >>> tomorrow night, we should mention right here, a two-hour special "20/20," "horror in i.d.ed i.d.: the student murders." exclusive interviews. that's tomorrow night, 9:00 p.m. eastern, a two-hour "20/20." i'll see you then. >>> we continue t

bound for idaho to face four counts of first degree murder in the deaths of kaylee goncalves, madison mogen, xana kernodle, and ethan chapin. kaylee's dad telling us he's relieved. >> it felt like a cloud was lifted off of us. it definitely provided ref leaf and comfort to know that things were progressing. >> reporter: the fbi had kohberger under surveillance for four days at his parents' home in pennsylvania before agents moved in early friday morning. sources tell abc that police also linked kohberger to the crime scene through dna. using a public genealogy database, finding relatives, then zeroing in on their suspect. david, kohberger told his lawyer he was in pullman, washington, the night of the murders, but authorities continue to say, this was a targeted attack, but as for a connection between kohberger and the victims, they tell me that's still part of the investigation. david? >> still a big question here. kayna, thank you. >>> now to the other drama playing out in washington today on capitol hill. one of the newest members of congress arriving, surrouned, thoughing by scandal. re

her name is madison mogen. she was one of four at university of idaho, the students stabbed to death that their house in november. as you know, a 28-year-old man, bryan kohberger, is charged with the murders. now "the new york times" has uncovered disturbing online postings from alleged killer when he was a teenager. he writes in one, quote, as i hug my family, i look into their faces, i see nothing, it is like i'm looking at a video game but less. he went onto identity that he, quote, could do whatever i want with little remorse. kohberger is in custody and maintains his innocence. now, these murders of these four students have gotten widespread coverage, but often lost in all of that is the quiet and isolating and lonely grief for the families that they leave behind. so tonight we just want you to hear from one dad, ben mogen, who misses his daughter very much. >> thank you so much for talking to us. i am so sorry for your loss and that we're talking under these circumstances. first of all, how are you holdin

the small community in moscow terrified for weeks after roommates kaylee goncalves, madison mogen, xana kernodle, and ethan chapin were found stabbed to death in their off-campus home in mid-november. brian's father flew from his home in the poconos to washington state for a preplanned cross country road trip back home to pennsylvania for christmas in that white hyundai elantra. >> driving across country took them approximately 2 1/2 days. mr. kohberger indicated brian was acting normal and not out of character on the drive back from washington. >> the car seized from the kohbergers' home after brian was arrested early friday morning. the monroe county chief public defender saying brian is eager to return to idaho and be exonerated. police in moscow say they're confident their arrested the only person responsible for the murders. still, they're searching for a murder weapon they describe as a fixed blade knife. the police chief saying the community has a name and a face and now they're hoping more people will come forward with information. >> we have a lot of work to do still. we still

kohberger is accused of killing university of idaho students kaylee goncalves, madison mogen xana kernodled ethan chapin as they slept on november 13th. once back in idaho, a probable cause affidavit will detail the evidence against him. >> i definitely believe one of the main reasons the defendant chose to waive extradition, and hurry his return back to idaho, was the need to know what was in those documents. >> reporter: the 28-year-old was a ph.d. criminology student at washington state university, and lived in pullman, washington, about a 15 minute drive from the crime scene. if convicted, kohberger faces life in prison and possible the death penalty. cbs news has learned he's still here in a pennsylvania jail tonight, on suicide watch as a precaution, but he has been assigned a public defender in idaho, where he has to arrive within ten days. norah. >> o'donnell: nikki battiste with that new information, thank you. let's turn now to the war in ukraine. cbs news has learned it was in fact a long-range rocket system provided by the u.s. and used by ukrainian forces to kill or wound hund

kohberger is charged with four counts of first degree murder in the deaths of kaylee goncalves, madison mogen kernodle and ethan chapin on november 13. police have yet to identify a possible motive. these documents are being revealed as kohberger's defense team prepared for his next day in court, which won't be until june 26th. tonight and for the foreseeable future, bryan kohberger remains in a moscow, idaho, jail. norah. >> o'donnell: lilia luciano has been covering that case for us, thank you. back here in washington, embattled freshman lawmaker george santos is facing new accusations that he stole money from a disabled veteran who was trying to get lifesaving surgery for his dying service dog. well, that's just one of the latest revelations about the admitted liar. here's cbs's catelin huey-burns. >> reporter: despite growing calls to resign, george santos has secured seats on two congressional committees, and the backing of house republican leadership. >> we're fielding calls in the office already. >> reporter: but calls from cbs news to his district office in new york, which still has h

ben mogen told cnn 21-year-old madison mogen was bright and bubbly and loved watching live music withe said frequent reminders of his daughter really hit him. >> sometimes when i see her picture, you know, i'll just be somewhere random and i'll see her picture up on the tv screen or see her name in print, and i don't know if i'll ever get used to that really. it's so -- it's just so surreal. she could have done anything she wanted to. she was so bright and so good with people and just so -- just had a magnetic personality. yeah, she could have done anything she wanted to, and i -- i couldn't wait to see where she went with things. >> his comments come a day after suspect bryan kohberger appeared in court. he's currently held without bond in idaho, facing four counts of first-degree murder. >>> brazilian authorities will investigate whether former president jair bolsonaro was involved in riots last sunday. the supreme court said he should be included in the inquiry in order that a video he quoted and deleted be preserved. until now he's not been directly linked to the investigation, an

on the side he wrote in part my name is madison mogen it nichols from aspiring photographer. photography house may look at world in a more creative way. i hope to one day let people see what i see and hopefully admire my work based on the quality and ideals of my work. so on that note and enjoy my and let me know what you think. your friend tyre nichols. was 29 years old. we are admiring your work, tyre print we are the back tomorrow night at 5:00 p.m. eastern, good night. >> the videos are disturbing. their names are well known. traffic stops where drivers pay the ultimate price. quick shots fired subject is down too. >> in a system fraught with bias. >> with a black man four times more likely that a white man to be searched. >> how did we get here? >> are you training traffic stops or the most dangerous things that could happen? >> you are because they actually are. >> these stops can exact a huge cost on the black community. physically. >> what has is done to you? >> i can only move my arm this far for. >> emotionally. >> it is the humiliation and financially. >> how much

both kaylee goncalves and madison mogen were deceased. the sheet was processed and had ka-bar, usmc and the united states marine corps insignia stamped on. it there was a single source of male dna left on the button snap of the knife sheath. according to the affidavit, last week pennsylvania agents recovered the trash from the kohberger family residence located in albrightsville, pennsylvania. dna from kohberger's father was retrieved. the father's dna proved what was found in the murder house is the son's dna. police determined the murders were carried out between 4 a.m. and 4:25 a.m. a review of footage from multiple videos obtained from the king road neighborhood showed multiple sightings of suspect vehicle one starting at 3:29 a.m. and ending at 4:20 a.m. there are only a few cars that enter and exit this area during the time frame. all details on the affidavit are specific. it's not clear if police know of a motivation or if the accused murderer knew the victims, but based on the affidavit, it appears the accused murderer targeted th

>> good morning the public defender representing a man accused of murdering kaylee goncalves, madison mogen and should be not tried in a court of public opinion. today's hearing comes as bryan kohberger studying forensic dna and prosecutors used to secure criminal convictions two weeks before the killings of the university of idaho. one student in his criminology class at washington state university said kohberger over world-renowned professor saying, "it is as if he knew better." he was pulled over twice in indiana during his cross-country trip with his father with idaho to pennsylvania. he was traveling in a white car, and authorities have been searching and connection with the murders. kohberger's defense attorney said i know they were pulled over indiana back-to-back. i believe one for speeding and following too closely to a car in front of them. i don't know if they were issued a ticket but the father of kakaylee goncalves, he will not stop until true justice is served. >> i want to stand against this person who is responsible for this and i want to say that we will not let it go. our

we have previously reported that xana kernodle and madison mogen both worked at the mad greek restauranthe girls were very just positive and so wonderful to be around at that workplace. it's really unclear, though, if either of those victims were at the restaurant when kohberger visited or if he ever interacted with those victims at the restaurant. law enforcement apparently aware of those visits and has interviewed employees and owners of the restaurant. that's also according to "people" magazine. kohberger is scheduled to appear in june before a judge where that judge will decide if there is enough evidence to go forward with a trial. wolf. >> all right, veronica. thank you very much. veronica miracle reporting. >>> just ahead, we're learning new information right now about damar hamlin's recovery and whether he'll attend sunday's playoff showdown between the buffalo bills and the cincinnati bengals. we'll be right back. with voya, considerining all your financial choices together... can n help you be better prepared for unexpectcted events. voya. well planned.. well invested. well pro

suspect chose this house and whether he knew any of the four victims, ethan chapin, xana kernodle, madison mogen kaylee goncalves. the affidavit revealing around 4:00 in the morning one of the surviving roommates heard crying and a voice saying it's okay i'm going to help you. that roommate then opened the door and saw a figure in dark clothing and a mask walk past her. raising the question, why did no one call 911 until noon on sunday. >> i think she was petrified. i think people respond different. i think she was just very scared. it's not like hollywood where everyone behaves like people think they would. >> according to the affidavit dna evidence also led police to the suspect. a knife sheathe was left on one of the victim's beds that contained dna similar to kohberger's father's dna found in the family's garbage. as authorities were surveilling the kohberger home, they witnessed kohberger putting crash in a neighbor's bin and were able to extract it. >> the surveillance team that's watching from a great distance, sees him come out and clean the car, top to bottom, inside and out, using surg

went into the house might indicate that he was specifically targeting either kaylee goncalves and madison mogenhe victims, they killed first, we believe, and they were in the upstairs bedroom. listen here to that forensics expert. >> let's say he entered the second floor which is what we believe. why go up the stairs? why take yourself away from a possible exit of any kind? because i believe that was his target area. he was targeting one of the two females on the third floor, there's no question in my mind. >> how, we have not been given in any anything that the police have released, any clues as to what they believe briyan kohberger's motive may have been. at trial they don't need to provide motive, but just prove he was the killer and they have different us that his vehicle was in the area, and that he was in the area of the victim's house some 12 times in the weeks and months leading up to the murder, according to police could indicate stalking and planning. in the meantime, griff, he remains in the county jail which is behind me here over my left shoulder, due back in court for a status hea

his attorney said he's shocked after being accused of killing ethan chapin, madison mogen, and kaylee goncalves. jean is live for us in pennsylvania that is outside of the jail. what do you know? >> good morning, poppy. we're here in northeast, pennsylvania. the monroe county correctional facility. it is a rural area. and bryan kohberger is right here. his attorney tells me he's in isolation, waiting for his next court hearing tomorrow the extradition proceeding to get him back to idaho. the attorney confirms with me he talked with his client at length, describing to him the pros and cons and he has made the decision, bryan kohberger made the decision he will waive extradition to go back to idaho. now on friday morning, in the early morning hours, he was arrested right here in northeastern pennsylvania, in albrightsville, pennsylvania, small down, not far from here. why here? authorities say this is his home. this is where he was from. and cnn has learned that bryan kohberger's father flew to washington and drove with him home for the holidays. his attorney tells me they arrived about

anderson cooper spoke with the father of madison mogen and asked if he was following this investigations too painful for me to -- i mean, i get the major news items either from -- well, the police were calling me every day and telling me updates up until that day, and since then, it has been a prosecutor, someone from the prosecutor's office that stays in touch with me. but as far as reading or watching, i can't really do it. i get the main pieces of news i need to from other people, but especially the social media stuff, i just -- i really can't -- i can't go down that road, not yet at least. >> mogen also said the family is getting love and support from the public calling it amazing and heartfelt hand hand has sho a really good side of the world. >>> still ahead, behind bars after an alleged sham trial, we'll hear from a soccer player swept up in the crackdown on dissent in iran. >>> and the restrictions aimed at stopping the spread of covid, china is again seeing a massive outbreak. more details next. neutrogena® hydro boost lightweight. clinicically proven. 48-hour hydration. for th

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both kaylee goncalves and madison mogen were deceased. idaho state lab later located a single source of male dna left on the button snap of the knife sheath. pennsylvania agents recovered the trash from the kohberger family residents located in albrightsville, pennsylvania. the father's dna proved that what they found in the murder house is the son's dna. police have determined the murders were carried out between 4 and 4:20 a.m. signals from the accused killer's cell phone indicated he drove near the victim's home 12 times between june of this year around the day of the killings. >> we are. >> reporter: these details only add to the pain of the victim's family members. some of whom were in court. >> it's obviously emotional for the families seeing the defendant for the first time. this is the beginning of the criminal justice system and the family will be here for the long haul. >> reporter: another disturbing detail in the affidavit. authorities say that a cell signal from the alleged murderer was detected about five hours after the mur

his 21-year-old daughter madison mogen was bright and bubbly and loved seeing live music with him, hed to tune out much of the news about his daughter's case, because it is simply too painful. >> i can't really do it. i get the main pieces of news i need to from other people, especially the social media stuff, i really can't. i can't go down that road, not yet at least. >> the man accused of the killings remains behind bars tonight. bryan kohberger faces four counts of first degree murder. his next hearing is set for later this summer. until then, so many questions remain about this case. namely, why a phd student with no criminal history would so viciously attack four seemingly random people inside of their own home. for now, police and prosecutors are required to stay quiet about their theories. but as gary tuckman reports, the internet plays by a different set of rules. >> reporter: police and prosecutors are being required to stay quiet outside the courtroom about the university of idaho murder case. but on the internet there is no such prohibition. >> we have uncovered what we be

the according to the affidavit, that's where kaylee goncalves and madison mogen en were. >> reporter:al was near the house over five months prior to the murders. to come here, you have to be looking for it. these roads are windy. they're narrow. they're curvy. in short, it seems difficult to accidently end up here. the affidavit says dm heard crying and opened her door three times. moscow police asked police agencies to be on the lookout for a white hyundai elantra. four days later police discovered a white elantra in the parking lot across the state line in coleman, washington. according to the affidavit, it was registered to kohberger who lived up the stairs. police acquired his driver's license information and they say according to the affidavit that it was consistent with dm's description of the man she saw who was wearing black clothing and a mask. the affidavit doesd killer knew the victims but authorities could very well have leat being publicly released yet. next thursday in this courthouse behind mbryan kohberger will have another hearing. this will be a status hearing to dis

madison mogen and xana kernodle were both servers at the restaurant. former employee saw brian kohberger order food there at least twice. that's not all, people is also reporting that he followed at least all three female victims online although they did not follow him back. the magazine says that he also sent a series of messages to one of the victims. according to an investigative source, quote, basically it was just saying hey, how are you, but he did it again and again. let's discuss now, he's a professor of criminology and criminal justice at the university of alabama. adam, what do you make of all of these details, and how might they fit into a larger case? >> about a year ago, i published a sexual frustration theory of aggression. little did i know, one of the warnings was about people becoming obsessed with, especially when they see online on social media. perhaps in public, or on dating apps. the problem here is, i think the reason social media is such an exhausted bader's four young men like bryan kohberger, he could stare at these young wome

madison mogen and xana kernodle were both servers at the mad greek restaurant near the university of report from people says a former employee saw kohberger order food there at least twice. it comes amid growing questions about any ties between the suspect and the four students he is accused of so horrifically and brutally murdering. outfront, people's senior crime writer. steve, i appreciate you taking the time to explain what you have learned from your reporting. i know you spoke to this former employee who worked with madison and xana at the restaurant. how did they remember bryan kohberger, and what did they know about him? >> the interesting thing about bryan kohberger is he's the type of guy who doesn't normally make an impact. but the reason why they remembered him was because he had such specific dietary requirements that he had, and he wanted to make sure -- >> all right. we're trying to get his audio back, everybody. sometimes i'm not sure if it's me or everybody. so we're just watching the courtroom here with his appearance while we try to get his audio back up here for st

currently held on four counts of first-degree murder in the marital stabbings of kaylee goncalves, madison mogen moelgds and eveningen chapin. joining us, instructor of criminology at university of north carolina at wilmington. how typical to learn a suspected killer viewed their own life as if it was a video game, without emotion. when you hear about something like that, some of this starts to make sense. >> absolutely. i find these texts really fascinating, and they give us, really, i think, important insights as to what bryan kohberger was feeling during his teen years. where he was experiencing a dark period. right? we have him addicted to heroin at the time. he's talking about suicidal ideation, talking about this lack of emotion that certainly we see evidenced at the crime scene. >> and, john, how do you think all of these details will impact the case as investigators try to determine a motive? >> well, motive has been still the burning question here, because there's still no indication that he knew any of the victims and it is such a personal and hateful crime, and yet, you know, as kathy

on the side he wrote in part my name is madison mogen it nichols from aspiring photographer.a more creative way. i hope to one day let people see what i see and hopefully admire my work based on the quality and ideals of my work. so on that note and enjoy my and let me know what you think. your friend tyre nichols. was 29 years old.

. >> reporter: ethan chapin, xana kemodle, madison mogen and kaylee k kaylee goncalves.h genetic genealogy compared to a public database leading to a family member of a suspect. kohberger's lawyer says his father flew to washington state to bring him to northeast pennsylvania for the holidays. >> his father actually went out there and they drove home together. >> reporter: they drove his white hyundai elantra. a car matching that description was in the immediate area of the killings, police said. cnn confirmed they stopped at a repair shop in pennsylvania where some work was done on the vehicle. >> i believe he arrived somewhere around the 17th of december. >> reporter: jason labar, chief public defender for monroe county, pennsylvania, is representing kohberger until ex-etra die extradited. the fbi watched him four days before being arrested. >> idaho state troopers at their house approximately 3:00 a.m. knocking on the door. >> reporter: kohberger graduated in may from desales university in pennsylvania with a masters in criminal justice. and pursuing a doctorate in wa