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Watch Bryan Kohberger traffic stop in Moscow months before Idaho murders
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In previously unreleased police video, convicted murderer Bryan Kohberger is seen in a traffic stop by a Latah County sheriff’s deputy in August 2022 for speeding on the Pullman-Moscow Highway that traverses the two states and connects the two college cities, and handed a safety belt ticket.
Portions of the body-worn camera of Deputy Darren Duke, which the Idaho Statesman obtained in a public records request, were planned to be shown at Kohberger’s capital murder trial. It had already received approval from 4th District Judge Steven Hippler, who was presiding over the case.
Prosecutors said they intended to show jurors the police video to establish Kohberger’s identity, phone number and that he owned a white Hyundai Elantra. Kohberger drove his 2015 sedan to King Road in Moscow in the early morning when he fatally stabbed four University of Idaho students in November 2022.
At the time, Kohberger, now 30, was a former Ph.D. student of criminology at Washington State University. He pleaded guilty to the four murders earlier this month, and Hippler sentenced him to four consecutive life terms in prison, with no chance of parole.
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