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What more evidence have the police collected from the Idaho home where four students were murdered that hasn't been released? Mattresses have been removed from the home, and police are continuing to track down the digital timeline of Bryan Kohberger's whereabouts at the time of the murders.
Phone pings show that Kohberger was in the area of the home at least 12 times in the weeks before the murders, yet his phone was turned off during the suspected murder window. It was turned back on afterward.
The Idaho State Lab is testing trash recovered from the Pennsylvania home of Kohberger's family. The lab "reported that a DNA profile obtained from the trash" matched a tan leather knife sheath found "laying on the bed" of one of the victims.
Forensic experts will be looking at evidence collected at the scene for more DNA matches.
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Father intentionally crashes his car with family inside. Paranoid man chews up someone's face. Silicon Valley CEO is a peeping tom.
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When Joseph Scott Morgan was on his first date with his wife Kim she asked him what he did for a living. When he responded by telling her that he worked for the Medical Examiner, essentially the coroner, examining dead bodies and performing autopsies, she looked at him with a puzzled expression…
We all have aspects of our lives that are unusual, whether it’s our family, our habits, or our jobs. But when we do these things every day, they become so normal to us that we don’t even question them anymore.
In this special episode of Body Bags, forensics expert Joseph Scott Morgan and Jackie Howard go into depth on the touchstone of forensic death investigation: autopsies. They discuss what an autopsy is, who can order one, the different kinds, and how Joe ended up in this unique profession.
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Show Notes:
0:00 - Intro
2:07 - What is an autopsy?
4:10 - Who determines when an autopsy is done? Why would you not do one?
7:40 - Can an autopsy be done even if the family doesn’t want it?
9:58 - Gloria Satterfield’s cause of death
12:45 - Are there different kinds of autopsies?
17:55 - Joe’s experience in the autopsy room
18:56 - What is a full autopsy and how long does it take?
26:50 - Can certain autopsies be prioritized?
30:22 - Is an autopsy considered surgery?
34:05 - How did Joseph Scott end up working in a morgue?
38:50 - Seeing bodies in all different kinds of states
41:40 - How does Joe’s family deal with his line of work?
43:45 - Joe’s take on his career
45:21 - Wrap up
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Hear the entire probably case affidavit detailing why Brian Kohberger is the prime suspect in the murders of four Idaho students.
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The probable cause affidavit explaining why Brian Kohberger is the prime suspect in the murders of four Idaho students has been released. The documents contain some bombshell details, including the fact that one of the surviving roommates saw an intruder moments after the stabbings.
According to the affidavit, the surviving roommates said everyone in the home was asleep by 4 a.m. on November 13, except for victim Xana Kernodle. She had made a food order through Doordash and had used TikTok at 4:12 a.m.
One of the surviving roommates said they later heard a male voice say something like, “‘It’s ok, I’m going to help you.”
That roommate claimed they opened their door to spot a man in a mask walking toward her. She claimed she did not know the man, who she described as being athletically built with bushy eyebrows.
The suspect reportedly walked past the roommate and left the home through a sliding door. The roommate said she stood there in shock but eventually locked herself in her room.
The affidavit also alleges that Kohberger's phone was in the area of the home more than 12 times before the November 13 slayings.
According to the affidavit, Kohberger’s DNA was found on a knife sheath next to Maddie Mogen’s body. Cops reportedly acquired his DNA on December 27 by taking trash from his family’s home in Albrightsville, Pennsylvania. The trash sample was reportedly a 99.98 percent match to the DNA located at the crime scene.
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Gretchen Fleming, 28, disappears after an evening out with a friend, but video captured her leaving the My Way Lounge & Restaurant in Parkersburg, West Virginia, with an older man.
This person of interest reportedly has provided inconsistent accounts of what happened that evening. Police say the man took Fleming to his home. He says he dropped Fleming off.
The young woman's purse with her cellphone, ID and money were left behind at the lounge. Where is Gretchen?
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Accused killer Bryan Kohberger is back in Idaho after being extradited from Pennsylvania. Kohberger has also made his first appearance in an Idaho courtroom, and the probable cause affidavit in his arrest has been released.
Kohberger was shackled, wearing a red jumpsuit and a jacket during the flight. One stop was made during the flight, and that airport was evacuated so Kohberger could use the facilities.
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Dad attacks police officers when they refuse to babysit. DUI kills one, injures another.
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Bryan Kohberger, the suspect in the murders of four University of Idaho students, waived extradition from his home state of Pennsylvania. The 28-year-old will now be transported within the next ten days back to Idaho to face murder charges.
Kohberger answered “no” when asked by the judge if he had any mental health issues that would get in the way of his responding during the extradition hearing and then signed the waiver.
Kohberger’s mother, father, and sisters were present in court, supporting Kohberger. His mother and sisters openly cried. As Kohberger was taken from court, he mouthed "I love you" to his family.
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