Chilling, newly released crime scene photos show the inside of the home where convicted murderer Bryan Kohberger savagely stabbed four University of Idaho students to death.
A trove of more than 200 images and videos, many blurred, from the since-demolished home was released by the Moscow Police Department on Friday, with disturbing photos showing blood spatters and the sliding door the killer used to sneak inside, according to NBC News.
Four empty cans and a drink cup were found on the home’s stairs. Moscow Police Department
Red plastic cups and an empty bottle were seen in the house before the slaughter. Moscow Police DepartmentThe new photos show blood on doors, walls and the floor around what appears to otherwise be a typical college residence, with drink cans strewn on a staircase and the remnants of a beer pong game on a folding table.
One eerie image shows two handprints on one of the home’s dirty windows.
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A neighbor’s surveillance footage shows a white sedan — now known to be Kohberger’s Hyundai Elantra — driving back and forth from the residence.
Many of the pictures simply look like a house the day after a college party, with scattered empty beer bottles, spilled red Solo cups, hastily hung string lights, and clothes flung about a messy bedroom.
Two handprints were found on an exterior window after the murders. Moscow Police Department
An open sliding glass door that Kohberger used to enter the home, according to reports. Moscow Police Department
The four victims were murdered by Bryan Kohberger, a graduate student, in their home in Moscow, Idaho.
A seemingly harmless picture of the home’s glass sliding door takes on an entirely new, dark meaning since investigators determined that’s how Kohberger slipped into the house.
The former Washington State University graduate student butchered roommates Madison Mogen, Kaylee Goncalves, Xana Kernodle and Ethan Chapin in the off-campus house on Nov. 13, 2022.
Cops photographed an empty room at the home with a green blanket on the bed. Moscow Police Department
Cops photographed the floor of one of the bedrooms inside the house. Moscow Police Department
What appears to be blood spatter on one of the doors inside the Moscow, Idaho, student house, according to reports. Moscow Police DepartmentKohberger pleaded guilty to the murders last month and will spend the rest of his life in prison.
He is currently in solitary confinement at the Idaho Maximum Security Institution.
