Kena Whitworth

He sort of told his dad, well, you know, it's because I'm a really tough grader.

He sort of leaned into that and what really it came full circle.

When we talked to Chief Jenkins at Washington State again was when Chief James Fry pulled him into the room and said, hey, we think we have a name.

It's Brian Koberger.

Well, Chief Jenkins said the hair on the back of his neck just stood up because he said, I know.

I know that name.

I interviewed him.

Here's his resume.

Here's the information that I have.

You know, a pretty average life and childhood in the Poconos.

His dad is a mechanic.

His mom works with the school district.

He was the youngest of three.

He had these two older sisters.

and that his life was relatively normal.

He struggled with some weight gain at one point, and he struggled with drugs, according to reports, at another point.

And he then had this huge turnaround, where all of a sudden he lost all this weight, he was leaning heavily into boxing, things like that, and his education.

But he was at home all this time, right?

Even when he was at DeSales getting his master's, he was still commuting.

He was still living at home.