Retired Seattle Police Homicide Detective Cloyd Steiger told FOX 13 that he believes Bryan Kohberger, the Idaho quadruple murder suspect, was not prepared for the chaos that ensued when the attacks occurred. FOX13
Was this the suspect's first time killing someone? Was he a Ted Bundy in training, a narcissist, a first-time killer?there-- what a huge thing. Why wouldn’t you have that knife sheath on your belt so you couldn’t possibly leave it there?" said Steiger, who has solved hundreds of homicide cases. Once they had an idea of who they were looking for, during an execution of a search warrant for his arrest in Pennsylvania, agents used trash from the Kohberger home to get a family DNA sample.
"This is what’s called YSTR DNA. The Y chromosome passes down from all the males in the family, from father to son to grandson to son and all the way down, so they had the same DNA and he could show he was of the same YSTR as the father of the house, which is huge" Steiger said.
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