Investigative genetic genealogist CeCe Moore, who has not worked on the Idaho student killings case, explains the type of DNA likely found at the crime scene and the role it played in identifying the suspect. Watch:
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How did investigators use DNA profiling to identify the suspect in the Idaho student killings?According to an affidavit, authorities located DNA of a single male source that was left on the button of a knife sheath found near one of the Idaho victims. Surveillance video was also used to link a vehicle they believed to be the suspect's.
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Dark figure, white car and DNA: Timeline of Idaho killings, Pa. man’s arrestBryan Kohberger was arrested last week at his family home in the Poconos and extradited to Idaho on Wednesday to face charges in the deaths of four college students.
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TIMELINE: DNA, video lead officials to Idaho suspectCourt documents have been unsealed after the suspect in the November fatal stabbings of four University of Idaho students made his first court appearance in Idaho.
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TIMELINE: DNA, video lead officials to Idaho suspectCourt documents have been unsealed after the suspect in the November fatal stabbings of four University of Idaho students made his first court appearance in Idaho.
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How DNA, genealogy lead investigators to the suspect in Idaho student killingsAn arrest in the Idaho murders is drawing a lot of attention to the use of forensic genealogy and DNA in closing cases.
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The white sedan: How police found suspect in Idaho slayingsAuthorities say a key piece of evidence in the case of four University of Idaho students stabbed to death in November turned out to be surveillance footage showing a white sedan driving past the victims' home.
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