in the house saw the suspect, and how many times the suspect was actually in the house or around the house before the murders took place. joining me now from moscow, idaho is fox news chief correspondent jonathan hunt. these details are unbelievable, grisly and shocking to many americans, what can you tell us tonight? laura, they are indeed grisly and shocking and investigators say the evidence against brian koeberger speaks volumes even as the accused killer himself had little to say in court today. listen here. do you understand these rights? yes. i am now going to go over the criminal complaint with you. as 28-year-old coeberger dressed in the jump suit listening to the charges against him, officials released the probable cause affidavit tin colluding the cell phone records and dna evidence led them to koeberger. they found a ninth sheathe in the house where they were stabbed to death. on that sheathe, a dna sample they say they matcheded to koeberger with 99% ce
through the mud because people thought, why don t you have law enforcement was dragged a suspect? it went on for some time, but it does demonstrate, does it not, the methodical nature necessarily. of putting together a solidsusp case againstec a suspect. that s what happened here. so as as painful as beginning part of the warrant is in. you actually relive the crime, the the as the cop reading through the arrest warrantg after that for a four yeare arre cop , an medium sized policehi department out there, this is one heck of a warrant.k i know w we had big brother helping him write the warrant, but this is an amazing investigator and very tight. and the the police cops aren tss in the busines os of naming suspects. they re the they re in the business of arresting people and convictin arresting g them. and i know how frustrating it is . and they did. i think, a decent job of really keeping the confidence of the entireent jo country as to,. know, they communicated as much as the cated as
law enforcement was dragged through the mud. it does demonstrate, does it not, the methodical nature necessarily so of putting together a solid case against a suspect? as painful, as a cop reading through the arrest warrant, for a four-year cop, this is a heck of a warrant. we have big brother helping them write the warrant. but this is an amazing investigation, very tight. and the police the cops aren t in the business of naming suspects. they re in the business of arresting people and convicting them. i know how frustrating it is. they did a decent job of keeping the confidence of the entire country. they communicated as much as they can. they knew they knew something they did tilt their hands a few times if you watched the press conference. they were narrowing down on
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