Keith Morrison

MyHeritage has 9 million donors. As the FBI worked to narrow down the pool of suspects by using that genetic genealogy, Brian Kohlberger's father flew from Pennsylvania to Washington to accompany his son on the drive home for the holiday break.

MyHeritage has 9 million donors. As the FBI worked to narrow down the pool of suspects by using that genetic genealogy, Brian Kohlberger's father flew from Pennsylvania to Washington to accompany his son on the drive home for the holiday break.

On December 15th in the early morning hours, Koberger watched a video on his phone containing this quote. It read, Something is wrong with me. I can't be who I need to be. Something is wrong with me. Will it last for eternity?

On December 15th in the early morning hours, Koberger watched a video on his phone containing this quote. It read, Something is wrong with me. I can't be who I need to be. Something is wrong with me. Will it last for eternity?

Then, later that morning...

Then, later that morning...

The Coburgers' father and son were pulled over in Indiana.

The Coburgers' father and son were pulled over in Indiana.

Not once, but twice. For following too closely.

Not once, but twice. For following too closely.

Three days after the Kohlbergers arrived back home in Albrightsville, Pennsylvania, the FBI had traced the DNA on the knife sheath to a geographic area, the Northeast, then to a family, the Kohlbergers, and finally settled on a likely suspect in the murders on King Road, Brian Kohlberger. Later that week, two more selfies of Kohlberger in a black hoodie showed up on his phone.

Three days after the Kohlbergers arrived back home in Albrightsville, Pennsylvania, the FBI had traced the DNA on the knife sheath to a geographic area, the Northeast, then to a family, the Kohlbergers, and finally settled on a likely suspect in the murders on King Road, Brian Kohlberger. Later that week, two more selfies of Kohlberger in a black hoodie showed up on his phone.

And as Christmas came and went, a source close to the investigation has confirmed, his family noticed he was acting oddly.

And as Christmas came and went, a source close to the investigation has confirmed, his family noticed he was acting oddly.

Coburger's father and entire family were in for a terrible awakening. December 27, 2022, Albrightville, Pennsylvania. Investigators needed a sample of Brian Koberger's DNA to see if it matched the sample found on the knife sheath presumably left by the killer in Maddie Mogan's bed.

Coburger's father and entire family were in for a terrible awakening. December 27, 2022, Albrightville, Pennsylvania. Investigators needed a sample of Brian Koberger's DNA to see if it matched the sample found on the knife sheath presumably left by the killer in Maddie Mogan's bed.

So, under cover of darkness, they grabbed some trash outside the Kohlberger home, flew the sample to Idaho, and tests showed there was a high probability it came from the biological father of the person who left the DNA on the sheath at the crime scene. That same day, on Kohlberger's phone, a clip was played from a YouTube program called Ted Bundy, The Essence of a Psychopath.

So, under cover of darkness, they grabbed some trash outside the Kohlberger home, flew the sample to Idaho, and tests showed there was a high probability it came from the biological father of the person who left the DNA on the sheath at the crime scene. That same day, on Kohlberger's phone, a clip was played from a YouTube program called Ted Bundy, The Essence of a Psychopath.

Later, Koberger dressed in a black hoodie the same way Bundy is pictured on that program, took two selfies. Then, two days later, on Thursday, December 29th, just before midnight, Brian Koberger pulled up a song on his phone by Britney Spears. The title? Criminal. He listened to an edited version that had been slowed down and posted on YouTube.

Later, Koberger dressed in a black hoodie the same way Bundy is pictured on that program, took two selfies. Then, two days later, on Thursday, December 29th, just before midnight, Brian Koberger pulled up a song on his phone by Britney Spears. The title? Criminal. He listened to an edited version that had been slowed down and posted on YouTube.