Kena Whitworth

It's taken an incredibly emotional toll on him.

What I think you'll find in this 2020 episode, though, is also brand-new interviews with investigators that led this investigation.

These are the ones with the boots on the ground, digging through the files, doing the interviews, doing that hard work, and they speak with us.

And so we heard from the FBI lead investigator, the Idaho State Police lead investigator, and the details that they reveal are really stunning about this investigation and about how they were able to find

Brian Koberger when there were thousands upon thousands of tips pouring in during this nearly seven-week manhunt when the entire community was just afraid that perhaps this person would never get caught.

Boy, those investigators tell you now the kind of work that they were doing to make sure this community

would find justice.

We also hear from the friends of these victims.

These are the friends who were called that morning, the friends who were called before that 911 call was placed.

They were the first to arrive.

And it's stunning because you hear from them the sort of panic that they were dealing with while also having this idea that things don't happen.

Nothing bad happens here.

Exactly.

And so, you know, we spoke with Hunter Johnson and Emily Allant.

And Hunter Johnson was best friends with Ethan Chapin.

And he tells this story about, you know, hearing this call from Dylan Mortensen, one of the surviving roommates, to

his girlfriend, Emily, a lot, saying like, hey, can you come over?

And he's like, there was something in her voice that made me just feel like I got to go.

And he said, I threw on my slides and went.

And then you see the response video from Moscow police, the first officer on scene, and you see Hunter Johnson in his sweatshirt, his shorts, and his slides.