Video: Bryan Kohberger Spotted First Time Since Arrest In Quadruple-Murder

LATAH COUNTY, ID. (THECOUNT) — 25-year-old Bryan Kohberger was spotted entering court in Pennsylvania for the first time since being arrested Friday in connection with the murders of four University of Idaho students.

Kohberger was captured heading into court to face charges after being accused of murdering the college students.

The suspected killer is expected to waive extradition Tuesday and will be returned to Moscow, ID — where he’s charged with 4 counts of first-degree murder and one count of burglary. He faces a possible death sentence or life imprisonment, if convicted, reports TMZ.

The four University of Idaho students were found dead in a residence near the Latah County campus in Moscow, Idaho.

Moscow Police Department officers discovered the deaths after responding to reports of an unconscious person at an off-campus Moscow apartment just before noon on Sunday.

The students were found inside an apartment located at 1122 King Road in Moscow.

Police have called the deaths suspected homicides.

A cause of death was not provided as of Monday morning.

Statement from President Scott Green:

“It is with deep sadness that I share with you that the university was notified today of the death of four University of Idaho students living off-campus believed to be victims of homicide. Out of respect for these fellow Vandals, classes statewide and online are cancelled Monday, Nov. 14. All campuses remain open. Classes will resume Tuesday, Nov. 15.

The Moscow Police Department is investigating and the families of these students have been notified. We continue to actively aid law enforcement’s efforts. MPD does not believe there is an active threat. We are grateful for the support of the community and the ongoing efforts of the Police Department. The university is committed to supporting students and families during this difficult time.

Students impacted have support options available. Students can reach out to the Counseling and Testing Center on the third floor of Mary Forney Hall or call 208-885-6716 for support. Press option three for immediate support in the evenings and on weekends. Students can visit the fourth floor of the ISUB from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. tomorrow, Monday, for immediate drop-in counseling support. Students can also visit the Dean of Students Office in TLC 232 should you require assistance.

Employees needing assistance should use the free and confidential EAP resources available through your benefits. Watch your email Monday for details about additional support resources.

An event of this magnitude can understandably have significant impacts on those left behind. As Vandals, we must come together and lift each other up. If you are worried about a student or employee and are unsure of what to do, please file a VandalCare report.

More details will be released as they become available. If you have any information about this crime, call Moscow police at 208-882-2677. Our thoughts and prayers are with the families of our students as the Vandal Family mourns their loss.

Scott Green
President”

The university said counselors would be available for students at the campus counseling center, while employees could access assistance through an employee assistance program. Green urged people to reach out if they were concerned about classmates or coworkers.

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