[VIDEO] Bodycam Footage of Idaho Murder Suspect After The Murders is Released

Can you believe cops pulled over the Idaho murder suspect twice while he was driving across the country, likely to get as far away as possible from the murder house. He and his dad were driving and got pulled over two times in Indiana. Can you imagine the fear that must’ve come over him when he saw those cop car lights in his rearview mirror, TWICE? And then when nothing happened, he probably felt even more empowered and like he was going to get away with it. The perfect crime. But we all know it didn’t end tat way for this murder suspect, did it?

Well, leave it to TMZ, because they actually got their hands on the bodycam video of one of those stops, and if you ask me, Bryan look very nervous.

TMZ reported that Bryan Kohberger was stopped by Indiana cops back in mid-December in that white Hyundai Elantra, but they let him go — and we have video of the encounter.
It happened December 15th … a trooper with the Indiana State Police pulled the car over for following too closely. There were two men in the car — Kohberger was driving, and the passenger presumably was his father, who accompanied him from Washington State to Pennsylvania.

Police officials say at the time of the stop they knew nothing related to the license plate or state in which the car was registered. However, more than a week before, cops asked the public’s help in finding a white Hyundai Elantra — the car in which Kohberger was driving.

Police let them go with a verbal warning. BTW, during the stop, the cop asks where they’re going, and they reply, Pennsylvania … to which the cop says, “That’s a long haul. Are you guys scared of airplanes?” The cop then laughs.

During the encounter, Kohberger’s dad mentions a shooting near Washington State University, adding that’s where his son went to school. A man had barricaded himself in an apartment near the University and threatened to kill his 2 roommates … he died in a police shootout.

The Indiana State Police say just minutes before that traffic stop, the 2 men were stopped by a Deputy from the Hancock County Sheriff’s Dept. … and again they were released with a verbal warning.

Kohberger was arrested 2 weeks later — December 30th — at his parent’s home in Pennsylvania.At a court hearing Tuesday, Kohberger waived extradition and he will be taken back to Idaho — presumably in the next few days.Authorities say Bryan has been polite, calm, and following orders while in jail.

Of course he’s behaving himself. In my opinion, he’s a serial killer who has a master’s degree in “criminology.” He knows how the game is played.