shouldn t worry about where your dna ends up. which how it s archived or used. do you buy that, though? do you see that privacy needs to be protected, as well, in a certain way? i think there s obviously privacy interests. when we start talking about people putting their into things like ged match or family dna, these folks area agreeing to allow law enforcement to use their dna, like anybody else booemp going in to find their biological parents that were adopted, all those things. should we have guardrails? absolutely. things like what we call informed consent, making sure that people understand what their dna is being used for. that s the thing that made the thing concerned about and something that we are very mindful and particularly in law enforcement that we follow what we call best practices. thank you so much for being with us. you ve been a pipioneer, and agn we learned this week how
was athletically built, had bushy eyebrows. but she went into her room, locked the door and did not come out. the question here is, why did she not call police? that will likely remain unanswered until a trail, if we have one. but there are other key pieces of evidence here that authorities say link bryan kohberger to this crime. one of the first things is the dna. they say that a knife sheathe was left and that was linked to his family dna. we re also in the process of analyzing his own dna, according to authorities, so we re waiting for that. we also know that, according to police, he was around the house 12 times leading up to the killings and even went to the house the day of the killings after, the morning after, right before police were called to the scene. there s also this car, the white elantra that has been linked to bryan kohberger. according to sources, he was
sheath that was left near one of the beds of one of the victims to his family dna. they also say they were able to place bryan kohberger near the crime scene at least 12 times leading up to these killings. they also say that they believe he was back near the house on the day of the killings before police were called to the scene. and there is of course that white hyundai elantra linking him to this crime. we have learned five days after this crime he received a new license plate for this car. we also know according to sources telling cnn that bryan kohberger was cleaning that white hyundai elantra inside and outside. we also know also according to sources that he took out trash bags and instead of putting them in his trash bins, he took them to the neighbors trash bins. this happened at around 4:00 in
anything. he is thinking above and beyond the family dna. but really, the burglary charge will be interesting to see. what that is going to detail is the fact he did not have a right to be in that dwelling. that will establish the lack of relationship as well, which is such an odd type of psychological killer type of move to do. you don t see that burglary thing if there is a romantic relationship and wanting to get my keys and the suspect says that kind of thing. you will not see that. the burglary charges will be interesting to find the lack of relationship. todd: we know he was studying criminology at the phd level. we have also heard conflicting assessments of his ability. we heard a professor say it was the best student i ever had and the reason i recommended for two phds positions in my life. you have experts think the crime