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Evil Exposed: Unsealed Secrets Revealed in Idaho Killer Bryan Kohberger Case | Crime Alert 6AM 08.072025 · Crime Stories with Nancy Grace

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  Speaker 1: Crime alert. I mean see grace breaking crime is now
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  Speaker 1: our Jennifer Gould standing by Jennifer Nancy.
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  Speaker 2: The chilling secrets of convicted Idaho killer Brian Coberger are
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  Speaker 2: spilling out in hundreds of newly unsealed documents, revealing a
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  Speaker 2: disturbing portrait of a predator obsessed with murder, parapet i
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  Speaker 2: remand that itvented to the custody of the Auto State Board.
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  Speaker 1: Of Corrections for to be imprisoned, and an appropriate.
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  Speaker 2: Facility and execution of the sentence where he will remain
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  Speaker 2: until he dies. Following his life sentence for the brutal
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  Speaker 2: stabbings of four University of Idaho students, authorities have begun
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  Speaker 2: to unveil a trove of investigative reports that detail a
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  Speaker 2: terrifying pre murder break in, a shocking conversation with a
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  Speaker 2: tender match, and a relentless pattern of stalker like behavior
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  Speaker 2: that predated the killings. Among the most bone chilling revelations
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  Speaker 2: is an account from a woman who met with Coburger
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  Speaker 2: on Tinder in the fall of twenty twenty two. She
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  Speaker 2: told investigators that the criminology PhD student asked her what
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  Speaker 2: she thought would be the worst way to die. When
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  Speaker 2: she replied, quote unquote by a knife, he immediately referenced
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  Speaker 2: a k bar knife, the same brand prosecutors say he
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  Speaker 2: purchased and used in the killings. Disturbed by his fixation,
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  Speaker 2: the woman immediately stopped contact. The documents also reveal an
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  Speaker 2: unsettling twenty twenty one break in at the victim's home,
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  Speaker 2: where housemates returned to find their front door damaged and open.
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  Speaker 2: They armed themselves with golf clubs, but found no one inside.
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  Speaker 2: Weeks before the murders, a roommate recalled Kayleie Gounsalvaz, mentioning
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  Speaker 2: a quote unquote shadowy figure watching her, and also reported
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  Speaker 2: feeling followed. The documents also paint a disturbing picture of
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  Speaker 2: Coburger's behavior before the November thirteen, twenty twenty two murders.
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  Speaker 2: A WSU teaching assistant noticed a large scratch on Coburger's
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  Speaker 2: face resembling fingernail marks, and wounds on his knuckles just
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  Speaker 2: weeks before the killings. Coburger claimed they were from a
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  Speaker 2: car accident, a story investigators found no record of. The
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  Speaker 2: teaching assistant also reported that Coburger attempted to use his
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  Speaker 2: role to inappropriately interact with female students. The crime scene itself,
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  Speaker 2: as described in the documents, was harrowing. Sana Kernodle suffered
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  Speaker 2: over fifty stab wounds, many defensive, indicating a fierce struggle.
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  Speaker 2: Ethan Chapin's blood oozed out of the house, and Kaylee
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  Speaker 2: Gonsalvas's face was disfigured from her injuries, and the blood
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  Speaker 2: soaked scene left victims nearly unrecognizable. Investigators found that Coburger's
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  Speaker 2: cell phone pinged near the victim's home nearly two dozen
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  Speaker 2: times in the months prior, often during late night or
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  Speaker 2: or early morning hours. He also wiped data from his devices,
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  Speaker 2: but kept screenshots of news coverage, suggesting an obsession with
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  Speaker 2: the cases publicity. The release of these documents, facilitated by
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  Speaker 2: the lifting of a year's long gag order, has sparked
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  Speaker 2: public interest and debate. As the legal window for an
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  Speaker 2: appeal remains open, Judge Stephen Hipler is expected to decide
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  Speaker 2: on unsealing additional records, potentially even including victim photographs. However,
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  Speaker 2: many questions remain unanswered, including Coburger's motive, which investigators say
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  Speaker 2: may never be known. For the latest Crime and Justice
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  Speaker 1: Thanks Jennifer more crime and justice news. After this.
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  Speaker 2: Thank and online dating hopels meet up in Florida turned
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  Speaker 2: into a tragic nightmare after he vanished without a trace,
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  Speaker 2: only to be found weeks later. As skeletal remains, the
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  Speaker 2: heartbroken family of Nicholas Anderson, a twenty four year old
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  Speaker 2: from Atlanta, is demanding answers. The tragic saga began when Anderson,
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  Speaker 2: who was on medication for schizophrenia, traveled to Jacksonville, Florida,
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  Speaker 2: to meet a man he'd been corresponding with online, but
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  Speaker 2: the young man never boarded his bus back home to Georgia,
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  Speaker 2: prompting his worried family to travel to Florida to track
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  Speaker 2: down the man he saw. Anderson's aunt, Monica Tucker, says
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  Speaker 2: the man's story changed repeatedly when questions she spoke to
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  Speaker 2: Eleven Alive.
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  Speaker 1: First, he said he didn't see him, Then he said
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  Speaker 1: he took them he went to the hotel to watch movies,
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  Speaker 1: and then he said he took them to cigarettes, and
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  Speaker 1: then he kept saying something about he wanted to go
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  Speaker 1: to the pier.
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  Speaker 2: Despite the man's shifting story, he has since been cleared
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  Speaker 2: by police, a fact that has done little to quell
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  Speaker 2: the family's suspicions. Weeks after Anderson went missing, authorities found
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  Speaker 2: skeletal remains near a private residence on the Saint John's River.
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  Speaker 2: The remains discovered on May seventh were not positively id'd
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  Speaker 2: as Anderson's until August first. His aunt is convinced he
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  Speaker 2: did not die by suicide or drowning. She believes he
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  Speaker 2: was the victim of a crime. The Clay County Sheriff's
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  Speaker 2: Office is still seeking information about Anderson's activities from April
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  Speaker 2: first to April seventh, and has offered a five thousand
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  Speaker 2: dollars reward for any tips leading to an arrest. Those
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  Speaker 2: with information are asked to call nine zero four two
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  Speaker 2: six four sixty five twelve and finally, forget your alarm system.
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  Speaker 2: One woman had a real life superhero right next door.
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  Speaker 2: A Lawrence, Kansas man named Austin Netherton heard a struggle
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  Speaker 2: punched in his door code, and instead of calling nine
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  Speaker 2: one one, just went for it. This good samaritan also
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  Speaker 2: happens to be a trained jiu jitsu fighter. Austin spoke
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  Speaker 2: to Fox four News.
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  Speaker 1: I trained jiu jitsu.
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  Speaker 2: It's been a little bit since I've been in the gym,
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  Speaker 2: but it's not it's like riding a bike. Austin jumped
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  Speaker 2: through the window and grappled with the attacker, holding him
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  Speaker 2: in a chokehold until cops arrived. The intruder, who had
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  Speaker 2: allegedly broken in and tried to pretend he was a cop,
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  Speaker 2: was arrested and later accused of battering a hospital employee
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  Speaker 2: somewhere else. Netherton humbly credits his coaches and being in
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  Speaker 2: the quote right place at the right time for the
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  Speaker 2: dramatic takedown. We will just call it jiu jitsu Justice Nancy.
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