Shocking new footage has emerged showing the cold-hearted killer Bryan Kohberger trying to shop at Costco just hours after the brutal murders of four students from the University of Idaho.
In the video, Kohberger is dressed in a green button-up shirt, dark trousers, and sneakers, engaging in casual conversation with a greeter at the Costco location in Clarkston, Washington, roughly 30 miles away from where he had just committed the heinous acts in Moscow, Idaho.
He is seen sipping from a water bottle while his left hand remains tucked in his pants pocket—the same hand that sustained an injury while wielding the murder weapon earlier that tragic night.
This footage, which was initially obtained by crime podcaster Gray Hughes, also captures Kohberger visiting a coffee shop and an Albertson’s supermarket on the same day as the tragic killings. Additionally, a separate clip shows him in the white Hyundai Elantra, a critical piece of evidence that ultimately led to his arrest.
According to Hughes, Kohberger’s demeanor is strikingly nonchalant, indicating a seemingly clueless type of person. “It’s pretty odd that he would attempt to enter a Costco without a membership card and believe he could simply buy a drink,” Hughes remarked during an interview with NewsNation’s Ashleigh Banfield.
Hughes expressed his astonishment at Kohberger’s calmness, noting, “He was acting as if it were just a regular day.” He added, “There’s no way any of those surrounding him would have suspected he played a role in murdering four individuals just hours earlier.”
This summer, Kohberger entered a guilty plea for the brutal killings of his peers, Mogen, Goncalves, Chapin, and Kernodle, who were attacked while sleeping in their off-campus residence. Despite the overwhelming evidence, he has never disclosed a motive for his actions.
In a strategic move, Kohberger avoided the potential death penalty by pleading guilty, opting instead to face four consecutive life sentences without the chance of parole, thus evading a public trial. He was sentenced this past summer.
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