Idaho Murder Suspect's Family Releases Statement As It Turns Out Cops Pulled Him Over TWICE On Road Trip After Killings!
perezhilton.comThe family of the man suspected of the killings of four University of Idaho students is speaking out. As we’ve been reporting, 28-year-old graduate student Bryan Christopher Kohberger was arrested late last week by the FBI and local authorities in Scranton, Pennsylvania.
He is accused of the brutal November 13 murders of college students Kaylee Goncalves, Maddie Mogen, Xana Kernodle, and Ethan Chapin at their home in the college town of Moscow, Idaho. Related: Kohberger Conducted Research Project Asking Criminals How They Picked Their Victims! Now, Kohberger’s family is speaking out about his arrest and the entire investigation.
On Saturday, Bryan’s parents Michael and Marianne Kohberger and his sister Amanda released a joint statement to the media about their son and brother’s arrest on these horrific charges.
In the statement, which was released to the media by lawyer Jason A. LaBar, the family shared: The statement went on to add that the family has “fully cooperated” with police as they have been brought into the investigation.
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