Police investigating the Idaho quadruple homicide say they discovered a “doable animal hair strand” inside alleged killer Bryan Kohberger‘s dwelling, and cops suppose it might be a direct hook up with the positioning of the slayings.
A search warrant for Kohberger’s dwelling, obtained by TMZ, says police seized a number of different notable objects from the raid … together with objects with darkish crimson and brown stains.
The search warrant notes there was a major quantity of blood spilled within the homicide home, with investigators saying they consider the killer would have blood proof on their physique or clothes.
Police had been in search of hint proof of blood stains in Kohberger’s residence, and the docs say there was a pillow with a “reddish/brown stain” and an merchandise with a “assortment of darkish crimson” recognizing.
The hair strand might be enormous — there was a canine within the college students’ dwelling at the time of the murders, and the killer spared the pooch. According to the docs, cops went in search of hair at Kohberger’s residence, and located the doable animal hair … in addition to strands from people.
The docs say a canine was heard barking at 4:17 AM the night time of the murders … the canine, Murphy, belonged to sufferer Kaylee Goncalves, and was discovered unhurt in her room.
Other objects seized from Kohberger’s place … a pc tower, a disposable glove, mattress covers, receipts and a vacuum cleaner’s mud container.
The docs say cops additionally searched Kohberger’s workplace at Washington State University, the place he was a graduate pupil finding out criminology, however police did not seize something.
While cops say they discovered Kohberger’s DNA on a knife sheath discovered contained in the homicide home … the precise knife was not discovered within the search of Kohberger’s dwelling, or anyplace else for that matter.
Kohberger, who was arrested Dec. 30 in Pennsylvania, is about to stand trial in June, and he is denying any wrongdoing.
