Nancy Grace

Of course, the devil himself, Brian Koberger.

You know, the campus police at WSU, Washington State University in Pullman, Washington, found his car first.

Why?

Because a clerk at a gas station quick stop, and there is the King Road address where

Brian Koberger did the worst crimes imaginable.

This clerk at, let's just say a quick trip, it's not a quick trip, I've been there, but I don't recall the name of the gas station.

took it upon herself to start combing through video all on her own.

And she sees the white Elantra go by at like 4.30 in the morning, some crazy time, and hands it over to police.

They get white Elantra.

They then put that out to all surrounding points.

And Washington State University, there's a guy, campus security, starts going through, well, who's registered with white Elantra?

Brian Koberger, they go to his apartment, they see the Elantra, get the tag number and all that, and that's how the whole thing starts with the white Elantra.

Example one, Molly Tibbetts, gorgeous young co-ed, been studying for her classes, goes out for a jog, daylight hours, let's not attack the victim, goes out for a jog, goes

The last time she's seen, she's having an altercation with a guy.

Easing by, back and forth, he was identified as the perp that killed her because of unusual markings on that vehicle caught on home surveillance.

I could name them and name them and name them.

Cars.

Point.

Fitzgibbons, isn't it true in major metropolitan areas, there are whole teams, like you got homicide, you got robbery, you got sex crimes, crimes on children.

There's a whole team that works on stolen cars.