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Suspected Killer of Laken Riley Indicted, Accused of Peeping on Staff at University of Georgia

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Laken Riley was brutally murdered while jogging at the University of Georgia in February. The nursing student was killed by blunt force trauma and asphyxiation in what police are calling a "crime of opportunity.” The man accused of killing Riley was indicted on 10 charges, including murder and tampering with evidence. Law&Crime’s Elizabeth Millner breaks down how investigators zeroed in on Jose Ibarra as the prime suspect in Riley’s killing and what to expect next in the case.

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