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First on Fox: Denver – Genetic genealogists working in the University of Idaho student murders found that “hundreds of times” of DNA was higher than the typical case than competition, and they raced to resolve four times the stabbing, which shocked the small university town of Moscow, Idaho, and the country as a whole.
“It’s a disastrous deal,” said David Mittelman, founder and CEO of Ostrom. ka-bar sheath Discarded at the crime scene. “That’s why the defense doesn’t want to talk about it.”
The police not only recovered a lot of DNA that could be used by DNA, but also allowed Othram investigators to hone Kohberger’s genealogy almost immediately.
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Bryan Kohberger was in court with investigators. (Derek
While speaking with Fox News Digital at Denver’s 2025 conference in Denver, Mittelman said that while their early leads do not include his identity, the DNA suggests that the sample comes from a “multi-generation” American family mixed with Italian descent.
The genetic genealogy points to a multi-generation Pennsylvania family that intersects only twice with the Italian heritage.
It is also not a “trace” DNA.
“The DNA evidence is great,” said David Mittleman. “By the way, there is a lot of DNA…I don’t know why it’s reportedly traced back to DNA. No. It’s a lot of DNA.”
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Madison Mogen, top left, smiles on the shoulders of her best friend Kaylee Goncalves, who pose with Ethan Chapin, Xana Kernodle and Goncalves’ last two roommates and share the day before four students were stabbed to death. (@kayleegoncalves/instagram)
Not only that, but also has a high caliber, he added.
“The quality of DNA is certain, there is certainty in the analysis, and it is certain that there is enough information in it [family] A person on the tree. ” he said.
In addition, police have identified a suspicious vehicle – White modern elantra Just like a Kohberger driving. He was from Pennsylvania but attended Washington State University in Pullman, Washington at the time of the murder. Just 10 miles from the crime scene.
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Police searched a house in Moscow, Idaho on Monday, November 14, and four University of Idaho students were killed in a noticeable four times homicide over the weekend. The victims were Ethan Chapin, 20, of Conway, Washington; Madison Mogen, 21, of Coeur D’Alene, Idaho; Xana Kernodle, 20, of Evandale, Idaho; Kaylee Goncalves, 21, of Rathdrum, Idaho. (Derek Shakes Fox News Numbers)
While police did not find the weapon of murder, they did find Madison Mogen, one of the four victims, next to Madison Mogen, next to Madison Mogen, 21. after Confirmed Koberg As suspects, they obtained a search warrant for his Amazon campaign and found him buying a ka-bar knife with sheath and sharpened on the shopping app.
The other victims were Ethan Chapin, 20, Xana Kernodle, 20, and Kaylee Goncalves, 21.
Bryan Kohberger saw it in a selfie taken on December 28, 2022. (Data cable)
They were killed on November 13, 2022. Oslam received DNA samples on Thanksgiving and worked on holidays, producing DNA profiles within 48 hours. On December 19, the FBI dispatched the name of the Moscow Police Department (Kohberger). On December 30, police shocked the world when they announced the arrest of Kohberger’s parents’ house in Pocono Mountains, Pennsylvania.
Detectives in the case told reporters that after Koberg pleaded guilty, without DNA evidence, they thought they would eventually find him by examining thousands of potential clients about Modern Elantras.
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It is not clear how long it will take.
Although police recovered a large number of samples from the sheath buckle, Kohberger’s DNA was not the government’s merged DNA index system (called Codis) because he did not involve any previous crimes.
Confessed killer Bryan Kohberger stares at death on a telescope in the new prison. (Idaho Department of Correction)
The investigative genetic lineage helped investigators find his sample anyway. It turns out that this is a key part of their case. Jeff NyeThe head of the criminal department of the Idaho Attorney General’s office, who was tasked with opposing Kohberger’s attempt to abandon evidence in court, told Fox News Digital last month that his performance in court that day “depending on.”
He won. He was surprised after Koberg’s defense failed to abandon DNA evidence Request for guilt In early July, to avoid potential death penalty.
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Othram Chief Development Officer Kristen Mittelman believes that genealogical technology should be applied to more cases.
“We advocate for changes with our family to make sure people can access this time in real time so that people will be caught before committing the next crime,” she told Fox News Digital. “I’m sure there’s a Thanksgiving this year, and last year, if Bryan Kohberger didn’t capture it in real time, they wouldn’t.”
Kohberger served four consecutive sentences, plus ten years. He waived his right to appeal and sought a future judgment under Idaho law.
