Keith Morrison

The next morning, Kohlberger googled the words University of Idaho Murders, apparently for the first time. We know you have questions, and so do we. That same day, Wednesday, three days after the murders, police finally held a news conference. We will do everything we can to solve this. Thank you.

The next morning, Kohlberger googled the words University of Idaho Murders, apparently for the first time. We know you have questions, and so do we. That same day, Wednesday, three days after the murders, police finally held a news conference. We will do everything we can to solve this. Thank you.

On November 18th, five days after the murders, Koberger's browsing history showed a program with the title card, The Perfect Killing Machine, Ted Bundy, Serial Killer. After, he watched a YouTube video about the King Road victims.

On November 18th, five days after the murders, Koberger's browsing history showed a program with the title card, The Perfect Killing Machine, Ted Bundy, Serial Killer. After, he watched a YouTube video about the King Road victims.

Then, also on the 18th, state licensing records show that Koberger went to the DMV and replaced the Pennsylvania plates on his white Hyundai Elantra with plates from Washington state and took these pictures of his car and the new plates.

Then, also on the 18th, state licensing records show that Koberger went to the DMV and replaced the Pennsylvania plates on his white Hyundai Elantra with plates from Washington state and took these pictures of his car and the new plates.

And over the next six weeks, records show photos and videos and news updates about the King Road murders were viewed or saved on Kohlberger's phone at least 60 times. He was collecting everything, all the reporting about the incident.

And over the next six weeks, records show photos and videos and news updates about the King Road murders were viewed or saved on Kohlberger's phone at least 60 times. He was collecting everything, all the reporting about the incident.

By November 22nd, nine days after the murders, the Idaho State Police Laboratory had isolated DNA found on that knife sheath left in Maddie Mogan's bed and sent it to an outside lab to try to find the identity of the donor. That same day, as Amazon records received by investigators show, Koberger searched for a utility knife sheath and a K-Bar leather sheath, but again made no purchase.

By November 22nd, nine days after the murders, the Idaho State Police Laboratory had isolated DNA found on that knife sheath left in Maddie Mogan's bed and sent it to an outside lab to try to find the identity of the donor. That same day, as Amazon records received by investigators show, Koberger searched for a utility knife sheath and a K-Bar leather sheath, but again made no purchase.

It was around the same time, as revealed by court papers, that Koberger looked into deleting his Amazon account activity. A week later, as November came to a close, these selfies turned up on Koberger's phone. He also watched a program about Ted Bundy with photos of Maddie and Kaylee, and then did a Google search of his own name.

It was around the same time, as revealed by court papers, that Koberger looked into deleting his Amazon account activity. A week later, as November came to a close, these selfies turned up on Koberger's phone. He also watched a program about Ted Bundy with photos of Maddie and Kaylee, and then did a Google search of his own name.

In early December, you guys have all heard about this quadruple murder. Kohlberger was still watching videos like these. Original Night Stalker. And these about infamous serial killers. And after midnight on December 6th, Record Show was searching Amazon again, this time for a K-Bar knife and a sheath.

In early December, you guys have all heard about this quadruple murder. Kohlberger was still watching videos like these. Original Night Stalker. And these about infamous serial killers. And after midnight on December 6th, Record Show was searching Amazon again, this time for a K-Bar knife and a sheath.

So whether he was planning to be able to show if anybody came around to see him that he actually had a sheath for it. And he couldn't have been him who dropped it? Or maybe you don't think you're going to get captured, and you're thinking about doing it again. That same week, authorities told the public to be on the lookout for a car, similar to the one Koberger drove, a white Hyundai Elantra.

So whether he was planning to be able to show if anybody came around to see him that he actually had a sheath for it. And he couldn't have been him who dropped it? Or maybe you don't think you're going to get captured, and you're thinking about doing it again. That same week, authorities told the public to be on the lookout for a car, similar to the one Koberger drove, a white Hyundai Elantra.

By December 10th, the DNA on that knife sheath had been checked against profiles in the two smallest genealogy databases, which have only about two million samples. No match. So, the FBI uploaded the DNA profile to another platform with millions more possible matches. This database was used even though its terms of service prohibit law enforcement from using customer data.

By December 10th, the DNA on that knife sheath had been checked against profiles in the two smallest genealogy databases, which have only about two million samples. No match. So, the FBI uploaded the DNA profile to another platform with millions more possible matches. This database was used even though its terms of service prohibit law enforcement from using customer data.

So in this investigation, the FBI skirted its own policy.

So in this investigation, the FBI skirted its own policy.