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- 0:18[SPEAKER_00]: Video captures Brian Cobrager and DMV Post.
- 0:21[SPEAKER_00]: Surveillance footage shows Brian Cobrager, relaxed and engaged in small talk with a DMV worker in Washington State, just days after the brutal murders of four university of Idaho students.
- 0:32[SPEAKER_00]: Cobrager, who was on the run, visited the DMV on November 18, 2022, seeking to change the license plates of his White Hyundai Alantra, only five days after the killings.
- 0:42[SPEAKER_00]: In the video, the 28-year-old appears casually dressed in a dark jacket and black gloves, discussing sports with the DMV agent, including the future of Yankees outfielder Aaron Judge.
- 0:53[SPEAKER_00]: The worker remarked on the safety of the Washington area, indirectly referencing the murders, saying, I like how small, quiet, and I would say safe, but the whole Moscow thing, kind of makes it feel a little less.
- 1:05[SPEAKER_00]: Cobrager merely nodded, responding with a non-committal, yeah.
- 1:08[SPEAKER_00]: Their conversation took a revealing turn when Cobrager shared, where I came from in Pennsylvania, I came from a very small university, so this is big, hinting at his chaotic circumstances.
- 1:19[SPEAKER_00]: When asked about settling in Washington, he suggested he might continue to evade capture, saying, I do like Pullman, but I'm not entirely certain if I can.
- 1:28[SPEAKER_00]: Depends if I can get a job, I may have to go pretty much anywhere, which ultimately led him back to Pennsylvania, where he was arrested after a nationwide manhunt.
- 1:37[SPEAKER_00]: Cobrager was later sentenced to four life terms for the murders of Madison Mogen, 21, Kaylie Gonzalez, 21, Exanna Kernado, 20, and Ethan Chapin, 20.
- 1:48[SPEAKER_00]: In related developments, new body cam footage from the crime scene surfaced on March 24, revealing officers handling the scene as bodies were moved in mortgags.
- 1:57[SPEAKER_00]: Critics have condemned the apparent lack of respect displayed by officers, commenting on the appalling treatment of the bodies in the crime scene.
- 2:04[SPEAKER_00]: One viewer expressed disgust, stating, the way the crime scene was treated is absolutely appalling, and I'm so mad at how they treated the bodies.
- 2:13[SPEAKER_00]: Another noted the disrespectful handling of the victims, emphasizing the officer's disregard for their dignity during such a tragic event.
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