the panel. we ve got an allrst, i star pan. joining us tonight to make sense of everything we know. b but first, i want to gostraig straight out to chris sweckehtr former fbi assistant director ., twenty four years of the fbiage. special agent. now, chris swecker, attorney at law. twenty four yearnow,, 24 yeas, o okay, you ve been around the block. no offense o, but i got to talk to you about a couple of things, really. this is a guy who s getting his p, h, d and criminal justice. and where does he go home?? how many times how many times have i hadd a share of pull a defendant outt from under the bed at mommy s house? so i f he s hiding out ate, c mommy s house, chris , you, you know, the car is probablkny parked right in front of the driveway. t of theyeah, i think i think i actually . and i think thi s shows a little bit of an arrested development, if you will , this this guy reminds me so much of thd bundy and people have made
joining me right now, former homicide detective with oceanside police department in california, host of the interview, chris mcdonough. chris, chris , thank you for being with us. bef whatin we areo learning now about the suspect show? nancy, i think a couple of isints to consider real fast is what we call pre incident behavior.be and what the authorities have haviwhat thedone is sent the meo into the community and across the country for any type of anhaviors that this individual may have engaged in. and so that s criticalhelp u to understand because that will help us put togethere of some of the behavioral aspects be this guyship to why and what he did. and so i think a piece of thiszi big puzzle is going to be hiss academic choice. and the studies theracademice wo
slide of four incredible young people with their lives inn fr front of them in the last hours, around 3:00 a.m., anest o arrest goes down iesn a sleepy town nestled near the poconos and mommy and daddy s house. we find koeberg are.d now, how did they do it? straight back out to chris- swecker, a former fbi assistant director .rsta chris , we understand that there s dna atnd the scene there understand that somehow cops understand that somehow cops match dna at the scene to thiseo white hyundai elantra. dna it s got to be dna that they found at the right place because this wasfound at a realy house. there s nothing wrong with that. that s not a felony. therthat e. good it s having a good time.a lot op a lot of people in and out. it hadeo to be dna in the right place, like on the bed sheets,pl on the victims, on the doorknob, mixed in blood . ho how did knomixe they do it? how did they affect thisw did arrest? thitwell, nancy, as you know,tw there s there s two types of trace evidence tha
his mentors that workersd with him through his master s program? what were his interest that hean would reflect that back on to the suspect or show those types of things? help us understand a little bitk more about how this guy thinks. and that s going to be criticali comingca over the next couple ox days. you know,t that s really interesting. just got more professor, forensics experts at universitys and i were discussing that justw before we wentit to air becauset you know, joe scott, whenen i went and got my advanced degree at nyu, and criminal law specifically, i got to steer inr what i was interested in.. all right. i would be very curious, as chris is pointing out, what was his interest? i mean, we know about askingnowb violent felons, hey, what wereng you thinking about when youapedt write that lady or when you committed that murder? haommittedi mean, he was a litto into it.
0 tough times. i didn t expect that, didn t see it coming. she was impactful on a lot of people s lives. ain this culture throughout thu my lifetime. wish her and her familghy aloute .the best, thanks to sean f hannity for allowing me to sitbe in for him tonight. stthankssean will be back next i i hope everybody hashi a wonderful, happy and healthyea new year. stay tuned, because nanc y grace ,more with what s going on in idaho. grace wi in the last hours.o. news alert. alert. our friend from abc , barbara walters, dead at ninety three . we will give you the lateste as we hear it. but for now, this tv icon with us no more . and another fox news alert. e there you see him, everybody, 3 00 a.m. this morning. a swat team swoops down on a pennsylvania home to arrest the prime suspect inhome trs the murders of four beautiful idaho university students. brian christopher burgher age. d twenty eight student washington state university studying criminal justice, of all thingsi hiding ou